Sentence examples for portrait format from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, there are works with a portrait format and something vaguely resembling a close-up head posed centre-stage.

With their traditional portrait format and imposing scale, they seem at odds with the plein-air paintings that define the movement.

Back in her studio, in search of inspiration, Dean hung up vintage postcards of stairs, towers, waterfalls, and film frames — all evoking verticality, the portrait format.

With their traditional portrait format and imposing scale, they seem at odds with the modest plein-air paintings that define the movement.

All four copies have differences, including their shape, with one of the two at the British Library and the Salisbury version being in portrait format, while the Lincoln copy is square and the other British Library version is landscape.

Helen Mirren's Oscar for The Queen – the portrait format offering audiences a tantalising intimacy with the world's most famous woman, to the tune of $123m box office – sealed the switchover.

By 1868, interest in the cartes had faded, and he moved on to other portrait formats, none of which brought him further financial success.

The Belle Époque, the period of optimism and economic prosperity in Europe from 1871 to 1914, was the heyday for this most sumptuous of portrait formats.

The portrait-format images also look like rooms, and I wonder if there isn't something of the gay bath-house to them?

The portrait's format is almost always the same: Fabiola is seen in profile facing left, her head covered by a rich red veil.

When I discussed this with Helene, one of the challenges that became apparent was how to photograph such a landscape structure to fit a portrait cover format, as well as allowing space for the logo and cover lines.