Sentence examples for very photograph from inspiring English sources

"Four Boys at Lake Tanganyika" (1930), which is also in the Royal Academy show, so impressed Cartier-Bresson that the great French photographer said: "It is that very photograph which was for me the spark that set fire to the fireworks.

"I must say that it is that very photograph which was for me the spark that set fire to fireworks," he recalled years later.

We accept, as we said in the article, that Ms Miller was extremely harassed and distressed by persistent pursuit and intimidating tactics adopted by numerous paparazzi in seeking to obtain photographs of her, including the very photograph that we published.

However, it seems it was that very photograph that's made David Cameron feel a pang of urgency too, because yesterday he told the House of Commons that it's finally time for Britain to step up to the plate.

"With evening clothes, especially pieces that have been very photographed, I would be concerned".

"For instance, in 1941, the photographer Yousuf Karsh made a very famous photograph of Churchill, and then Madame Tussaud's used it to make their wax figure.

In this post I asked twelve street photographers to show me their very best photograph and, in fifty words or less, tell me why they feel it is their best work.

"The very first photograph I took of Mary Warnock was the one which made it to the paper.

That very same photograph appeared five or six years ago in the magazine as an illustration for a piece of fiction.

On "her" very last photograph as grandmabetty33, her dog, Harley, was shown moping on the white rocking-chair which her previous posts had made famous.

There's often a through-line that connects them across the years: Preston Horn, seen in the very first photograph above, is a fourth-generation ironworker.