Sentence examples for photography record from inspiring English sources

"So this exhibition includes many applications of photography: record covers, postage stamps, books, magazines – the whole scope.

Curated by the Goethe Institut, Geniale Dilletanten paints a picture of '80s Berlin (and wider Germany) through film, audio, interviews, photography, record covers, gig posters and other artefacts.

The amount of photography, recorded material, text, the cloud of metadata that we are all leaving behind, is overwhelming," he said.

Her art often takes the form of landscape photography, recording the places she has visited in a quest to understand geological phenomena.

Andreas Gursky is a photography record-setter; his landscape Rhein II sold for a world record $4.3m at auction in 2011.

Eastman Kodak, boosted by the sale of a remote sensing business and gains in digital photography, recorded a sharply higher profit in the third quarter and beat Wall Street forecasts by a wide margin.

We use aerial photography recorded from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to observe plant phenology over a large area (5.4 ha) and across diverse communities, with spatial and temporal resolution at the scale of individual tree crowns and their phenophase transition events (10 m spatial resolution, ∼5 day temporal resolution in spring, weekly in autumn).

Whereas still photography records light as it bounces off of a single, static image, holographic plates record not just light but its phases and amplitude, or the light waves' various positions in their wave cycle and their relative intensity.

Moda Black's Little Black Book series is a opportunity for an artist to curate an record, compilation, photography book, and autobiography all rolled into each other.

During a 10-year collaboration, he and Dr. Mead developed techniques using still photography to record human behavior for demonstration and analysis.

Rembrandt used drawing in the 17th century the way 21st-century artists use photography: to record people, places and things, and as source material or preparatory studies for his works.