Sentence examples for staged photograph from inspiring English sources

The greatest leap may be from the early 20th-century photographer F. Holland Day's hyperromantic staged photograph of St. Sebastian to Sam Durant's slackerish, upside-down penciled copy of the song list from a Rolling Stones album -- from saint, you might say, to sinners.

In the hands of Cindy Sherman or Gregory Crewdson, the staged photograph is redolent of artifice.

But it seems disingenuous to talk about the staged photograph, in this context, without acknowledging its Socialist Realist history.

By Peter Schjeldahl Degas's "Waiting for a Client" (1876-77) andetailtail from a staged photograph of the artist.

Often a year is wrong or the context off, such as a novelty or staged photograph being labeled as a literal event.

One of the most resonant images is a staged photograph of a pair of handcuffs hanging from the rail of a hospital bed.

GBE @ Passerby, 436 West 15th Street, (212) 627-5258, through April 22. (Smith) Eve K. Tremblay: 'Tales Without Grounds' A rising young Canadian photographer presents glossy staged photographs of people doing enigmatic things in and around a large facility for hydroponic lettuce cultivation.

All great and talented photographers have at times "staged" photographs; Robert Doisneau was notorious for doing it.

Following the release of Stanford rapist Brock Turner last Friday, a 20-year-old photographer named Yana Mazurkevich is speaking out with a series of staged photographs that depict raw and sordid scenes of sexual assault.

By the 1970s the west had become an idea to be parodied, as Cindy Sherman proved in her staged photographs of B-movie starlets, and Richard Prince showed so successfully in his re-photographed images of Marlboro man.

The staged photographs also showed Mr. Levinson with a chain that appeared wrapped around his hands.