Sentence examples for scene snapshot from inspiring English sources

At the Arena Gallery in Chelsea, where one of Ms. Carton's images of a stark bathroom is now on view, Renee Riccardo, the gallery owner, compared its effect to the way a crime scene snapshot draws in a viewer.

The New York-based company is famous for their work at rebuilding old fixed-focus camera styles that produced photographs that were a cross between a Soviet-era crime scene snapshot and Henri Cartier-Bresson's street photography.

These scenes – or, more often, half scenes, snapshots of life in the north of England – would arrive sporadically on chewed-up bits of paper.

Behind-the-scenes snapshots of campaigns have become a documentary staple, with "The War Room," about President Bill Clinton's 1992 run, and "Journeys With George," about President Bush's 2000 race, being two recent examples.

The shots, scenes, snapshots and flashbacks which have set down roots in that more-than-middle-aged memory bank.

Check out the film and some behind-the-scene snapshots below:  .

His behind the scenes snapshots of Andy's studio are some of the seminal images of Warhol's world during that period.

All people entering this perimeter send an alert signal to the supervisor who can view snapshots or video of the scene.

We know these sorts of scenes from snapshots by shutterbugs who probably never heard of Talbot.

It is a mass of short scenes and snapshots of the inner workings of medical institutions spliced with footage of the vast life going on outside, as if the world were crowding into the film rather as it crowds into the minds of the people on screen.

The scene provided a snapshot of Beltran's past and present.