Sentence examples for prodigious photographers from inspiring English sources

Yuri Kovalchyk, a spokesperson for Chernobyl Tours from UkrainianWeb, said that summer is without a doubt the busiest season, although the zone's many prodigious photographers love to come in the fall, when leaves don't obstruct the views.

His memory is prodigious, almost photographic.

(Run on a shoestring and the prodigious energies of Ms. Adams and her partner, the photographer Patrick Cline, Lonny was attractive and popular, with 1.4 million unique monthly visitors, she said. Still, its sale did not net her a windfall, she added, declining to name the amount, though she said it covered her expenses).

(Stephen Holden) 'Bert Stern: Original Mad Man' (No rating, 1 32) An unappealing jumble of sex, regret and hero worship, Shannah Laumeister's adoring profile of the mold-breaking adman and celebrity photographer makes his love of women paramount and his prodigious talent little more than a footnote.

Ms. Soli has done prodigious research about the Vietnam War, particularly about the role of female war photographers, and so is able to imbue an otherwise deeply romantic book with a strong sense of history.

The photographers themselves -- among them Linnaeus Tripe and later Felice Beato, Samuel Bourne and John Murray -- worked with prodigious diligence.

Mr. Gross, a reporter and photographer for the weekly, was recently featured by the Columbia Journalism Review for his prodigious output: he regularly writes more than 40 stories a week for The Courier as well as the newspaper's editorials.

Prodigious activities beckoned.

His philanthropy was prodigious.

The slaughter was prodigious.

Beard's output is prodigious.