Most effective are his almost abstract views of the Grand Canyon, done less for pictorial effect than as explorations of the camera's own vocabulary of space and geometry.
It's a pictorial effect that affirms Diogenes' own seeking.
Orientalist painters sometimes misunderstood what they witnessed or intentionally fudged costumes and poses for pictorial effect.
He liked wet nights, for instance, because they increased "pictorial effect" and decreased "inquisitive onlookers".
In 1869 the first of many editions and translations of his book, Pictorial Effect in Photography, was published.
The name itself derived from the thought of Henry Peach Robinson, British author of Pictorial Effect in Photography (1869).
No artist who brews "Fancy Subjects for Pictorial Effects," as Cameron labelled some of her pictures, deserves to escape unscathed.
But in the end "The Phantom of the Opera" can be no more than the sum of its pictorial effects.
Distance has a powerful aesthetical effect".
The combination creates a powerful sensorial effect.
