Sentence examples for state photograph from inspiring English sources

More of Adams's old friends showed up — the Pulitzer laureates John Filo, who took the 1970 Kent State photograph, and Nick Ut, who took the 1972 picture of a naked Vietnamese girl covered in napalm (Kim Phuc, whom Ut took to the hospital before he delivered his film, and with whom he has since become friends).

Together, the six photographers have been able to do what no one of them could do alone: crisscross the state, photograph dozens of drill rigs that have popped up along highways and in backyards, and talk to farmers, homeowners, drillers, environmental advocates and lawyers, all of whom have a profound stake in the invisible substance buried more than a mile below ground.

If you have Bookniture, you can thumb your nose right at Generalissimo Alibria's state photograph and sit on your book.

The images chosen include Her Majesty smiling at the crowds from a royal carriage, the ceremony in London's Westminster Abbey, and the Queen seated for the formal state photograph, carrying her orb and spectre and wearing the Imperial State Crown.

See more of Lancaster's Penn State photographs at Photo Booth.

The delay led to renewed speculation about Kim Jong-il's health, focusing on a stroke he is believed to have suffered in 2008, and the continuing deterioration of his appearance as seen in official state photographs and video.

The pictures in this solo show, a slightly compressed version of a 2012 self-published book, come from five years that Mr. Ross spent visiting some 200 juvenile detention facilities in 31 states, photographing and interviewing inmates, male and female, ranging in age from 10 to their early 20s, with most in their mid-teens.

From 2002 to 2008, I visited seventy institutions in thirty states, photographing palatial exteriors designed by famous architects and crumbling interiors that appeared as if the occupants had just left.

Each person States photographs crafts their own idea of masculinity, from Dwight, who thinks that masculinity is an attitude, to Luke, whose sense of being a man comes from "abandoning women after taking their love".

After a month of watching news coverage of the event from afar, Kasnic travelled back to his home state to photograph the aftermath.

In Richard Hamilton's history painting The State, a photograph of a British soldier on the streets of northern Ireland is transfigured into a monumental image of alienation and fear.