Sentence examples for profound camera from inspiring English sources

The improvements, though useful, are not exactly profound (camera on the back, better battery, etc).

In fiction, WG Sebald admitted a profound debt to Camera Lucida; in Austerlitz, the protagonist's search for an image of his lost mother is clearly modelled on Barthes's desire for a glimpse of "the unique being".

It may, as I discussed here, have profound impacts regarding cameras in courtrooms.

His journey from Turkey to the UK took 87 days and he filmed all the way, risking the fury of traffickers who view cameras with profound suspicion.

Ms. Day's passion to record the most profound human experiences with a camera was never more evident than the day in 1996 when the tumor was discovered after she had collapsed in New York.

There is hardly a shot in this visually captivating movie that doesn't convey a profound desolation, as if the camera were surveying a sweltering wasteland and its survivors in the aftermath of a cataclysm, but it is draped in a sunset glow.

Both cameras have some pretty profound flaws.

Amateurs generally choose smaller, cuter cameras — but they make profound sacrifices in the process.

The artists' formal approaches diverge, but they share a profound awareness of bodies and of the camera's power to disrupt stereotypes about race, class, and gender.

"For Larry to submit to the camera is an act of profound trust and an expression of faith in the sincerity of what I am doing," she says.

The use of mundane, everyday household materials extends the metaphor of the banality of war, as the troupe transforms miniature sets into scenes of profound horror, all captured by a handheld camera and projected onto a large screen.