Sentence examples for photography explains from inspiring English sources

As Dan Leers, the curator of the Carnegie Museum of Art's upcoming exhibition "William Henry Fox Talbot and the Promise of Photography," explains, to display certain Talbot images would be to destroy them.

If you want to read more about how it was shot, Louie Eroglu, the director of photography, explains in a blog post how he created the same studio look in three locations – Sydney, Adelaide and Boston – using black drapes as background.

"It didn't seem as if there was anything that could be done with the figure in still life photography," explains Miller.

"We are not just trying to say one thing about Africa or tell one story about African photography," explains Helen Jennings from Nataal, who co-curated the show alongside colleagues Sara Hemming and Red Hook Labs founder Jimmy Moffat.

It is ghoulish in aspects, but there is a persistent and immediate public interest in publishing the photo, as Michele McNally, the assistant managing editor at The Times who oversees photography, explained to me.

Carmel Jane, director of Carmel Jane Photography Ltd, explains why Lydia Humphries should win the Rising Star category of the Guardian Small Business Showcase competition: Lydia came to work at Carmel Jane Photography three years ago as an apprentice, straight from school.

Working closely with Maltzan, Baan explored all corners of L.A. "In my other photography," he explains, "I use architecture as a backdrop for the life in front of it and for this project I was trying to find those places and people which make L.A. L.A., from the girls on the corner of Hollywood Boulevard to the minimalls, the trailer parks and the beach with surfers in the mist".

There are two different types of modern spirit photography, Pepper explains.

Describing the aesthetic value of food photography, Bright explains, "photographs of food are rarely just about food".

In this video, created by community-based online magazine Cooperative of Photography, Von Wong explains how to recreate some of his most famous shots.

As director of photography Mandy Walker explains in this exclusive clip provided to The Huffington Post, she took great care to literally hide the protagonists from the viewers' eyes at various points in the movie.