Sentence examples for visual reportage from inspiring English sources
Here he has taken a subject blatantly conducive to visual reportage and brought it to life through words.
The prince is playing a photojournalist, taking pictures that a long tradition of visual reportage has schooled us to see as compassionate and humane.
Through his photography he produced powerful visual reportage of poverty and social unrest, yet he also chronicled the glamorous world of celebrity and fashion.
What we gain from this flood of visual reportage is a bigger and harder-to-answer question now than it was in the pretelevision, mid-20th-century heyday of Life and other photojournalism magazines.
"At first, I thought I'd shoot a simple photo story on international adoption, using images alone, and maybe some audio, but the more clips I read, the more I realized that the subject matter didn't seem well-suited to visual reportage".
His work has regularly been featured in theNew York Times, with searing visual reportages in Afghanistan, Ukraine, Syria, and Gaza – the latter for which he won a World Press Photo Award.
As studies of human beings they are both fascinating and unsettling: unsettling because their visual language comes not from reportage, but from the photography of consumerism and celebrity.
After repeated bouts of sleep deprivation, which led to hallucinatory run-ins with the local fauna, his images departed the realm of reportage and entered a visual world only loosely tied to reality.
Ben is also a photographer and visual journalist whose focus is documentary reportage, street portraiture, and the impact of human existence on urban landscapes.
Simmons' and Stewart's visual style and form of social reportage is influenced greatly by the photographer Roy DeCarava, as well as poet Langston Hughes's 1955 photo book of black life in Harlem, The Sweet Flypaper of Life.
With its shifting visual formats (floating vistas, handheld phone footage, news reportage) and evocative soundscapes, this is an arresting and hypnotic feature debut from writer-director Paul Wright, who won a Bafta with his short film Until the River Runs Red.
