Sentence examples for time photography from inspiring English sources
His extraordinary work was featured prominently on Lightbox, the Time photography blog, throughout 2011.
Conflict, Time, Photography is at Tate Modern, London SE1, 26 November 2014 - 15 March 2015.
Listen to Simon Baker, the curator of Conflict, Time, Photography, talk about the exhibition.
The growth of the centimeter long CNT was observed by real time photography at different growth conditions.
Yet he is all but absent from "Conflict, Time, Photography", a new exhibition at Tate Modern in London.
GUILFORD Greene Art Gallery "An Instant Out of Time," photography by Andrew Todd, Matt O'Callaghan and Devin Stoddard.
Jane was accepted on to the UK's only full-time photography course at the time, run by Ifor Thomas at the Guildford School of Art in Surrey.
While working as a stagehand, Diamond met the Hungarian theatre photographer Michael Peto, who encouraged him into full-time photography in the mid-1960s.
CHICAGO — The Chicago Sun-Times laid off its entire full-time photography staff Thursday, including a Pulitzer Prize winner, in a move that the newspaper's management said resulted from a need to shift toward more online video.
It is also break-time photography, as he puts it, an "antidote" to the pressure of shooting portraits — the "coercing", the "psychological tricks" you have to play, not to mention the publicists you have to deal with.
Bing decided then and there that she too would leave her mark on the evolution of art, dropped her Ph.D. dissertation and turned to full-time photography, to the dismay of family and friends.
