Sentence examples for posing subjects from inspiring English sources

Arranged with no captions, one to a page opposite a blank white page, they recall the picture Evans took of the shop window of a penny-picture arcade in Savannah, Ga., in 1936, the frame filled with dozens of tiny, factory-like headshots of grinning and posing subjects.

By Amy Connors November 11, 2014 "Lessons in Posing Subjects: Standard Pose #2 (Hand/Head)," 1982 (detail).

"Robert Heinecken: Lessons in Posing Subjects" is on view at Open Eye Gallery through January 15 , 2015 before travelling to Fri Art, in Switzerland.

One of the few projects that Heinecken produced using a camera is the subject of a new show at Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool, England: "Lessons in Posing Subjects," featuring female models from print magazines and catalogues, was created between 1976 and 1982 with a Polaroid SX-70.

Yet Ms. Berkeley veers dangerously into caricature by posing her subjects with flowers, highlighting their garish, makeshift "femininity".

The photographer Davide Monteleone set up a makeshift portrait studio beside one of the barricades erected by protesters, posing his subjects in front of a red carpet emblazoned with the guelder rose, one of Ukraine's national symbols.

He started photographing luminaries of the Harlem Renaissance, including W. E. B. Du Bois and Zora Neale Hurston, many of them his friends, posing his subjects against colorful swaths of silk and velvet or brightly patterned tapestries.

After years of posing her subjects frontally, she had begun to prefer that they did not look at her. "I think I will see them more clearly," she wrote to Amy, "if they are not watching me watching them".

Unlike many other celebrated photographers, he avoided posing his subjects, refused to manipulate the action and simply waited patiently for telling moments to emerge, in the belief that reality would supply more truth than any imposition of his own ego.

Just a few pages before the end of his book, he mentions that contemporary scholars have accused Curtis of posing his subjects and conspiring to drape the hard realities of Native American life in an aura of silky romance.

Try and avoid posing your subjects.