Sentence examples for staged image from inspiring English sources

In "ELEMENT.," several scenes of groups of black men shirtless, flexing, wilding, hooting, and hollering recall Lawson's "Signs," a staged image in which a group of shirtless, tattooed black men throw up gang signs while staring down the camera.

"But it may be that this description of the slaughter is no more than an after-the-fact, staged image, because I had left my cellar window post before the fatal shoot-out and had seen nothing, wanted to see nothing," he writes in "Peeling the Onion," a memoir filled with as many could-have-happeneds and might-have-beens as a dozen tales by the Brothers Grimm.

Three of the award winners emphasize the ambiguities and intellectual content frequently present in staged images.

Their elaborately staged images also stand as precedents for younger photo artists like Gregory Crewdson, Catherine Opie, Matthew Barney and Mariko Mori.

The stilted, carefully staged images call to mind Edward Hopper, Jeff Wall and Gregory Crewdson, but they are curiously lacking in narractive resonance (Johnson).

The staged images of men and women that Ms. Weems created at the Lower East Side theater will be there too.

He set to work with a borrowed Rolleiflex, a prestige camera best suited to staged images, with none of the speed and flexibility of the newer 35mm Leica.

Here in staged images of young soldiers in pastoral settings, some wearing World War II German uniforms, some partially unclothed, a pat conceptualism mixes with the airless look of fashion photography (Johnson).

As with other works by Grünstein, the model's face is hidden: in this series, she creates staged images that reference Surrealist art.

Importantly, these will be staged images created by the TSA rather than real-world examples — a necessary move to ensure privacy.

I tried to mix real documentary images with staged images.