Sentence examples for photographing class from inspiring English sources

Paul Reas spent much of the 1980s and early-90s photographing class and culture in Britain – scenes that will be totally unrecognisable to anyone born after the advent of Netflix and Predator drones.

She says: 'If I photographed another class, the discussion would be about class.' She believes it's more interesting to see the differences between nationalities, and so the rest of the exhibition is a heady tour of the grandest citizens of Europe.

After the chorus sang Katy Perry's "Firework," he took his BlackBerry from his pocket and photographed the class.QUOTABLE "I went skydiving just to push myself, and when I was going up in the plane, I said, 'Why am I doing this?' and then as I was standing in the door, I said, 'Am I sure I want to do this?' But then when I jumped out, it was such a sense of freedom".

We decided that the best thing we could do was to take photos of ourselves holding the letters and drawings from Tanzania, and soon after Kirstin photographed her class doing the same.

Photographing the yoga class led to an invitation to shoot the children's prom in May, an opportunity that Ms. Earnshaw could not refuse.

Such arguments were made as early as 1911 in response to the French Film d'Art company, which photographed high-class stage plays.

"You can't imagine how much their ability to start to read and write changed their life completely," said Ms. Boushnak, who photographed literacy classes there.

After photographing the working-class Loyalist community where he grew up in Northern Ireland, and the friends with whom he later shared squats in London, Ibiza came as an escape and a challenge.

January 28 2016 August 27 201212 Born into a wealthy German merchant family, Kuehn (1866-1944) photheraphed the leisure class in gracious interiors and on rolling lawns, but he also made idyllic genre scenes of washerwomen and farmers at the plow.

A vogue for photographing the gross anatomy class swept through American medical schools, as students were moved to recreate in black and white the iconic dissection scenes of Rembrandt and other great masters: scholarly doctors posing around the supine cadaver, scalpels in hand, gravitas on face.

During the workshop he taught the week following his opening, he kicked a man out of the class for photographing two people having sex, yelling at him until he was out the door.