Sentence examples for polaroids as from inspiring English sources

ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE Divided between LACMA and the Getty, this survey includes drawings, collages and Polaroids, as well as Mapplethorpe's signature and incendiary portraits and still-lifes.

The work of Robert Mapplethorpe is often celebrated (and, in some quarters, condemned) for its immediacy; working with Polaroids as well as black-and-white film, the Queens-born photographer sought to document the after-hours sexual revolution happening in Manhattan in the 1970s.

You stole bikini Polaroids as keepsakes.

And when distraught, she dissolves into sobs, flinging Polaroids as if they were flower petals; it's heart-rending.

Mr. Balch took Polaroids of the 23 slabs of 3/4-inch marble and handed them to Dr. Friedrich, who rearranged the Polaroids, as in a game of Solitaire, until he had exactly the effect he wanted.

I'm a huge fan of personalized gifts like using polaroids as artworks for friends, etc.

The 1916 Bromley map of Cambridge and other artifacts show the history of such local industries as NECCO and Polaroid, as well as the stories of more recent neighbors in the biotech industry.

Mr. Miller, whose full-time staff at the newly formed Miller Buckfire Lewis & Company is a bit smaller, is trying to turn around Kmart and Polaroid as well as Reliance Group Holdings.

It's from this instruction that the exhibit Please Return Polaroid, as well as a new book collecting these photo sketches, take their names.

Mr. Heath, who first gained attention in 1965 with his photo essay "A Dialogue With Solitude," was experimenting with Polaroid cameras as well as with carousel slide installations.

The peculiar colour saturation of the Polaroid appears as memory-drenched as Super-8 film but, in the case of the former, these memories are generated instantly.