artistic photo造句

• In particular, the artistic photos of downtown scenes were most attractive.
• He also published his drawings and caricatures, artistic photos and short films made by him.
• Her most noted artistic photos combine photography with graphic design, using light and the positioning of objects over others.
• Both girls had digital cameras, which they used nonstop to produce some of our trip's most memorable and artistic photos.
• While that is a artistic photo, it clearly gives the reader the idea that Mission Viejo is a lakefront community that sees snow.
• After working and learning at Agfa, Huth founded a studio of her own in Esslingen ( district ), called the " Artistic Photo Workshop ".
• The girls do an artistic photo shoot for Cirque du Soleil where Jana and Amelie are deemed best while Rebecca struggles for the first time as well as Tahnee and Simone.
• In this activity, are opened the exhibition in all branches of art, as in the picture, graphic sculpture, artistic photo or conceptual art, where participate creative artists by various Albanian regions.
• Among them there is the studio of art, art and crafts, artistic photo, ensemble of folk song and dance  Trembita, vocal-instrumental ensemble, students theatre and choreographic studio, etc.
• After discovering someone has been secretly taking artistic photos of her and uploading them to the Internet, she tracks down her stalker, and discovering it to be the cook at her caf? Jakob ( Olly Alexander ).
• It is an artistic photo book dedicated to Australian rugby and Australian rules football players, and includes hundreds of images taken from behind-the-scenes of the shooting of the recent Naked for a Cause : Australian Footballers 2009 calendar.
• "Walker " participated in an artistic photo of Task Force 77 in 1965 . " Walker " departed Vietnam waters on 27 April 1965 and, after a brief stop at Yokosuka, Japan, arrived at Pearl Harbor on 13 May.
• As editor, Wedderkop succeeded in making Der Querschnitt into the leading German Zeitgeist magazine of the 1920s : open to the artistic avant-garde, such as Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall or Fernand L間er, as well as the heroes of boxing, ironically elitist and artistic photos of male and female nude models.
• Other press outlets include " The Cornell Lunatic ", a campus humor magazine; the " Cornell Chronicle ", the university's newspaper of record; and " feature magazine published in cooperation with Ithaca College . " The Cornellian " is an independent student organization that organizes, arranges, produces, edits, and publishes the yearbook of the same name; it is composed of artistic photos of the campus, student life, and athletics, as well as the standard senior portraits.