Sentence examples similar to take portrait of from inspiring English sources

JR returned to Les Bosquets to take portraits of the rioters.

In 1953, Holiday magazine asked him to take portraits of senators, including John Kennedy.

For a period of the three years Trine Søndergaard visited the Danish island of Fano to take portraits of local women dressed up in their traditional costumes.

Over the past three years, she has crisscrossed the state, defying the cold and the snow to take portraits of people and places for a project she calls "Frozen".

Hondros wanted to take portraits of people but also countries: full portraits that incorporated the aftermath of war as well as its appalling presence.

There's a reason we take portraits of the women who make our clothes and get them to sign their clothes tags.

Last year, I was asked by Time magazine to go to Kabul to take portraits of 18 different Afghan women, to accompany an article being written by Aryn Baker.

Intuitively he looked at them all and decided to take portraits of them and for each picture bring one of them forward and have the rest in the background behind the subject.

Ms. McDonald, who was born in the Midwest, started by setting up an informal studio on a street corner, using a rare 4×5 camera to take portraits of whoever walked by.

He was an amateur photographer and to pass the time offered to take portraits of all the guests.

For nearly two years, I found myself dying to take portraits of all the stylish people I saw around town.