Sentence examples for searing photograph from inspiring English sources
In one drawing, a child is shown face down in the sand, echoing a searing photograph of 3-year-old 3-year-old 3-year-oldAyland public outrage over the plight of thousands of refugees who have been risKurdithatr lives in overcrowded boats to reach Europe.
The picture is one of the most gripping in his new book, "Blood and Honey: A Balkan War Journal" (TV Books/Umbrage Editions), a collection of searing photographs.
8. BEST LATE ARRIVALS -- The New York gallery debuts of 66-year-old Rosie Lee Tompkins's fabulously pictorial quilts at Peter Blum and 52-year-old Roger Ballen's searing photographs of people living on the margins of South African society at Gagosian uptown.
The searing photographs depict a seemingly unconscious Overn surrounded by emptied plastic cups, along with other remnants of a riotous "last night".
Japanese peace activists have also produced a volume of searing photographs of damaged children [ 60].
Who will forget the searing photographs of stranded and desperate New Orleanians in the days after the city was flooded?
Central to the exhibit he envisions are the cut-out silhouettes of two iconic kneeling figures, one derived from that iconic self-immolating Buddhist monk, protesting the then current war in Vietnam; the other, from that equally well-known, searing journalistic photograph of a prisoner on his knees before a Vietnamese general who is about to blow his brains out with a pistol.
He describes the subject of "Migrant Mother," Dorothea Lange's searing 1936 photograph, as "a woman whose brow is furrowed like tractored-out land".
If you are likely to be taking photographs in the rain, under the searing sun, in bodies of water, etc., you need to be wearing the right gear.
A 1984 series of photographs taken inside Graceland is printed with searing saturation.
Here are portraits and landscapes, his often searing and combative abstractions, his muted monochromes and overpainted photographs, his still lifes and seascapes.
