Sentence examples for shoot a portrait from inspiring English sources
"He taught me how to shoot a portrait.
We decided it was best to shoot a portrait of him in conversation.
It was in 1988, when Fortune hired Menuez to shoot a portrait of Jobs for the cover of the magazine.
One day he was contacted by Gc Watches' parent company, the Guess Group, to shoot a portrait of Gc's chief executive, Cindy Livingston.
Three years ago, the editors of Visionaire, the ultimate fashion insider's fetish magazine, commissioned Mr. Armstrong to shoot a portrait of Scott Barnhill, the male model of that moment.
When the photographer Cecil Beaton turns up to shoot a portrait, he does so while unspooling lines from Wordsworth or Tennyson or Shakespeare to set his subjects in a properly glorious frame of mind.
For instance, if you're shooting a portrait of a person, the P20 Pro automatically switches to Portrait mode.
The current tenant is David O. Selznicks Vanguard Film, Inc., which is shooting "A Portrait of Jenny".
Pierre had shot a portrait of a punk singer friend but found it lacked intensity.
Meanwhile, a photographer from People magazine (People?), dressed entirely in black, with an assistant taking Polaroids to check the lighting, was shooting a portrait of the bear, who obligingly posed.
The camera's birth was fraught with complications, and reports streamed in from owners that in certain conditions, thanks to a glitch in the sensor, black was showing up on digital images as deep purple — troubling news if you happened to be shooting a portrait of Dracula, or a Guinness commercial.
