Sentence examples for static photographs from inspiring English sources

"No more flat, boring, static photographs," they promise.

Rocha said that while she understands the value of static photographs, she doesn't think they're sacred.

Maloney and his partner, the architect Hermes Mallea, design houses and apartments for clients who collect Modiglianis and Roman sculpture, but for the first book on their work, the last thing they wanted was a standard coffee-table monograph, full of beautiful but static photographs and clichéd pronouncements like "Keep your silver polished".

While the act of viewing static photographs generally bears little immediate relationship to watching theatre, the most plastic of spectacles, the show's co-directors, Felix Barrett and Maxine Doyle (she also choreographed the piece), have created a work that isn't so much a montage as a series of separate images, some of them powerful, some not.

Finally, the software can be used to generate 3D worlds from static photographs, much like those seen on Microsoft's Photosynth.

We examine mask detection from static photographs (Experiment 1 and 2) and in live viewing (Experiment 3) to assess performance in these two modes of face identification.

Those disturbing, intimate battle images overshadowed more banal material of marines prepping for battle aboard ship, or the most recent material available this evening, a single, rather static photograph of soldiers loading bullets in front of a Humvee, sent by Jim Hollander of Reuters.

These images are so static that sometimes only ambient sounds and glimpses of people differentiate them from still photographs.

The jackets were in marked contrast to those of other, better-known labels, which invariably displayed type against plain backgrounds or carried static portrait photographs of the performers.

Static retinal photographs were acquired utilising a digital fundus camera for measurement of central retinal artery and vein equivalent (CRAE and CRVE), arteriovenous nicking (AVN) and focal arteriolar narrowing (FAN).

She had been shooting static documentary photographs; suddenly, she had the opportunity for conceptual, staged work.