Sentence examples for reference photographs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller said he usually depended on plenty of reference photographs for his portrait work.

Mr. Sullivan works from a bank of thousands of reference photographs accumulated over many years.

Perhaps more important, he said, "it shortens the production time and ultimately lowers costs," when compared with traditional sculpturing based on reference photographs of the subject.

"A lot of preparation went into understanding the world the characters are in," says Ryan. "The [Wolfe] brothers created what they call The Bible, a document of 400 pages, mostly location reference photographs.

Over lunch in Paris, the team of architects passed around reference photographs: of aquarium fauna and flora; Monument Valley and the Canyon de Chelly in Arizona; and a variety of colorful minerals extracted from the Mojave Desert.

After carefully comparing photographs from both expeditions with reference photographs of the Hyades, Eddington declared that the starlight had been deflected about 1.75 seconds of arc, as predicted by general relativity.

One analyst, Kyle Mangum, 25, compared the U-2 radar image of an aluminum plant south of Baghdad with a reference photograph, to determine whether the building was functioning.

'And then a week later he sent me this reference photograph of kids falling off a fire escape - it was from the 1950s I think - and said he'd really like to have her falling.

From the beginning, I openly acknowledged that my illustration of Obama was based on a reference photograph.

This is not to say that you should never ever draw from a photograph, as there are instances where using a reference photograph is necessary.

A probable case was defined as any person from the outbreak zone, evaluated by a clinician, who sought treatment during September 2005 January 2006 for fever (>37.5°C), had a vesicular-pustular rash similar to that shown in a WHO reference photograph, and had an epidemiologic link to a confirmed case.