Sentence examples for returned to photograph from inspiring English sources

I noticed the bathers, so I returned to photograph them each day for about a week.

Since then, he has returned to photograph the site where it once stood.

I began working there in late 2006 and returned to photograph five times over the next two years.

They then returned to photograph the wreckage and recorded the incident in the "Royal Road Test," which was published in 1967.

In 2005, Feldstein returned to photograph the same people in a similar setting, this time accompanied by Stephen G. Bloom, who compiled and edited interviews with them.

But three decades later, when Mr. Goldblatt returned to photograph some of the same people, he was welcomed as a chronicler of South Africa's fitful social evolution.

Mr. Friedman had been talking to the man 10 minutes earlier, asking for permission to return to photograph him.

In the wake of Joao's wounding, friends ask me why I keep returning to photograph men inflicting suffering upon one another.

"I wanted desperately to return to photograph in Ireland, and Yeats's centenary became the germ of an idea that evolved into photographs about him and the Ireland of my imagination.

Christenberry had photographed the building for years – it had once been his great-uncle Sydney's general store – and he would return to photograph it again every year as it collapsed and finally disappeared.

Satellites can rapidly cover a huge area in detail and quickly return to photograph it again if necessary.