Sentence examples for taking photography from inspiring English sources

She began taking photography classes.

At 18, he started taking photography classes at his high school.

Photo-realism, also called Super-realism, American art movement that began in the 1960s, taking photography as its inspiration.

The future director, Mr. Miller, had discovered his passion in elementary school, taking photography lessons from a fourth-grade teacher, Milo Dalbey.

In 2001, Ms. Soberats began taking photography classes in Manhattan, joining a long line of individuals with disabilities — including other blind people — who have used photography as a means of both therapy and expression.

The panel, headed by the Tate director, Sir Nicholas Serota, declared itself impressed by his ability to create striking images from everyday subjects, and said he was taking photography in new directions, not only in technique but also in presentation.

She briefly took photography courses with Alexey Brodovitch, Model and Sid Grossman.

But I still can't quite take photography seriously as art.

As I began to take photography seriously, it caused a lot of tension in my family.

He studied photography at Los Angeles City College and in 1948 moved to New York City, where he took photography and filmmaking classes at the New School for Social Research (now The New School) until 1950.

It's not for people who take photography seriously, but for a little lightweight gadget to take to parties or on holiday, it's ideal.