'telling photo' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe a photograph that is very powerful or moving in some way. For example, you could say, "The photographer captured a very telling photo of the devastation caused by the hurricane."
A telling photo was taken by the head-on camera at the finish of the 800m in Daegu, showing an anguished Ennis seemingly dwarfed by a giant, triumphant Chernova.
Many medieval churches in Italy present a surface of hoary antiquity but at some point within recent memory have been thoroughly gutted, to be reinforced with these modern materials: this telling photo for example, also taken in 2004, shows the work being done under the main aisle of another Umbrian church of S. Bartolomeo, in Montefalco, about 50 km S of here.
Photographer Sarah Benton even started an incredibly telling photo project, taking pictures of the "mysterious" interiors of women's bags.
The most telling photo taken on media day was the snapshot of Rutgers's Florida contingent: 21 of this year's players are from Florida; 14 of them are freshman recruits.
Mr. Faas and his editors chose the best and put together a steady flow of telling photos: South Vietnam's soldiers fighting and its civilians struggling to survive amid the maelstrom.
Canucks management declined comment, but a spokesman told Photo District News that Getty did not contact the Canucks to ask about distributing the photos.
Cover Photo: Baritone Gerald Finley in the Metropolitan Opera's 'Guillaume Tell' photo: courtesy of the Metropolitan Opera ____________________________________.
He recently told Photo District News, "In my America, people were all different, they were handsome, and everything around them was beautiful.
A 'tool box' of qualitative methods (semi-structured interviews, draw and tell, photo-elicitation, graphic-elicitation) will be used to collect data.
He looks good in clothes, and he does what he is told at photo shoots.
Guy Womack, a lawyer for specialist Graner, told ABC News the photo of his client represented "gallows humour".
