Sentence examples for takes a portrait from inspiring English sources

Now, when he takes a portrait, the shoot tends to be limited to one or two frames.

In The Innocents, a collection of stories of individuals who served time in prison for violent crimes they did not commit, Simon takes a portrait of man standing in front of a car at a crime scene.

Mr. Grace asked if he could take a portrait.

"I really liked to talk to them, share a cigarette, and afterwards take a portrait".

Ganesh sat him under a couple of spotlights and took a portrait.

In November I took a portrait of a Sikh man in a green turban in Little India in Jackson Heights.

Usually when taking a portrait, I feel like putting a few questions just to get the reaction of a person.

I'm always nervous when I go to take a portrait, because it's a new experience.

He was on assignment from the Goethe Institute of Caracas to take a portrait of Miss Venezuela.

But I think it's always polite to ask before you take a portrait of someone.

In 1966, he was approached by the postmaster general to take a portrait of the Queen.