Sentence examples for white shots from inspiring English sources

He has since become a respected photographer, known for moody black and white shots of the young, edgy and gorgeous.

In 1967, he released a book about his time in the country, called Castro's Cuba, Cuba's Fidel: a small hardback with 100 black and white shots inside.

He captured the likes of Marie Helvin and Gia Carangi, both in moody black and white shots and amped-up colour, often naked.

She also posed naked astride a chair for the much-imitated black and white shots which still evoke the new permissiveness of the 60s.

This is photography about directorial control, and the black and white shots are stills from a film that only ever happened in Ueda's head.

There would be black and white shots of Lithuania before and during the war, images of Panzer tanks, Russian soldiers, slave labour camps.

The photographs are poignant black-and-white shots, wholly unsentimental.

Dean Osborne's banjo was accompanied by grainy black-and-white shots of a hand playing the instrument.

Elsewhere, in furtive black-and-white shots, she is pictured having sex with various – mostly younger – men.

Although the content often floated above his head, the consistent black-and-white shots were a rock amid the rollicking sea of his broken home.

They were charming, clean black-and-white shots in keeping with the image of Club Monaco as a charming, clean black-and-white brand.