Sentence examples for were photography from inspiring English sources
noun
The art and technology of producing images on photosensitive surfaces, and its digital counterpart.
The majority were photography majors at art schools, but many other contestants attended liberal-arts colleges or state universities.
The Wright brothers, who ran a small bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio, were photography enthusiasts before they started to develop their aeroplane.
Both of them were photography students at the time and, while working as "walkie" photographers – wandering the site in search of punters prepared to pay for a snapshot of their holiday – they each shot their own images of Butlin's on their own cameras.
While many artists have reacted to Facebook's policies, Luzinterruptus told the Creators Project that the majority of the artistic responses they'd seen were photography or performance art.
His hobby was photography.
How truthful is photography?
Mr. Cohen's true passion is photography.
This is photography as shock therapy.
The opposite case is photography and cinema.
Fischer's main interest then was photography.
