Sentence examples for street portrait from inspiring English sources

In the fall of 1943, a Harlem resident named Sidney Bernstein took a street portrait of Earl Johnston, a young boy in Far Rockaway, Queens.

And the Harlem resident Sidney Bernstein submitted a street portrait of a young boy in Far Rockaway, Queens, named Earl Johnston - one of the few African-American subjects to appear in the albums (Slide 3).

Made when he was still a student, it is a street portrait of a smartly dressed woman in a red trouser suit by a red postbox next to a red car.

He lost the court case and DiCorcias's melancholy street portrait of him is one of several hauntingly powerful images in the US photographer's first British retrospective at the Hepworth Wakefield.

He barely noticed the décor, but "adults who visited the apartment remember it as claustrophobic because the rooms were so full, and so much of the furniture was black," Mr. Bonyhady, a historian in Canberra, writes in a new family history, "Good Living Street: Portrait of a Patron Family, Vienna 1900" (Pantheon).

Make a street portrait that can rely on its subject matter and not simply its over-processed "grittiness".

Many street portraits of unidentified individuals.

Mr. Sternfeld's agitated street portraits taken with a strobe were astutely packaged by Philip-Lorca diCorcia.

He eventually left Paris for Carcassonne, in the South of France, and, later, Turin, Italy, but continued doing street portraits.

As a photographer, he shoots medium-format street portraits of New Yorkers who belong to a bygone era.

It's one of the many transfixing street portraits by the photographer Vivian Maier, now on display at the Steven Kasher Gallery in Chelsea.