Sentence examples for significant photograph from inspiring English sources

What may have been a significant photograph in The Minneapolis Star Tribune shows the 6-foot-4, 335-pound Stringer, No. 77, bent over on the field on Monday, perhaps from cramps but looking like he was gasping for air, like a fish out of water.

This free event is based on Micol Hebron's 1 Image 1 Minute, a column and live event in which participants selected a significant photograph to discuss for one minute.

There, Adams took Monolith, the Face of Half Dome, which Mary Street Alinder called Adams's "most significant photograph" because it was a triumph of visualization showing "extreme manipulation of tonal values".

To the right of the window are two significant photographs: of Angus Wilson, my long-lost mentor, hoeing his garden in Suffolk; and of my grandmother, holding a baby on her knee.

I wanted to take significant photographs at various points on the march, of people and students both white and black.

Yet I'm pretty sure that it was highly significant, the photograph being tweeted at that time.

The exhibition will display 150 works, taken between 1917 and 1950 by artists such as Man Ray and featuring portraits of Matisse, Picasso and Georgia O'Keeffe, which are some of the most significant modernist photographs in the world.

We asked graziers to photograph significant features on their properties, and used the images as prompts in later interviews.

This would be useful for both non specialists or conservators without significant experience of photographs when surveying the extent of chemical damage in photographic collections.

"When you have a picture of the bedroom, the bed takes up a significant amount of the photograph," he said.

And the further one goes through the show, the more significant the decision to photograph the world in black and white becomes.