photographically

photographic | American Dictionary

photographic
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌfoʊ·t̬əˈɡræf·ɪk/
of or relating to photographs:
photographic equipment
You can store photographic images on your computer’s hard drive.

Examples of photographic

photographic
He worked with a number of photographic artists over the years.
Such representations are explored here, with photographic images and stills from a short documentary film made by the author acting as visual references.
An extremely beautiful photographic record of a row of vortices in the case of 8 = 75" is shown in figure 15.
These lithographs, then, took the photographic discourse of nationalism into new areas.
One or more layers of photographic film are used as diaphragms and are punctured by a solenoid-operated plunger needle.
The use of photographic rates to estimate d ensities of tigers and o ther cryptic mammals.
They bring to the photographic milieu some of the energy that the live acts conjured directly.
The ground floor level contains photographic stores that have to be mechanically cooled whereas the upper levels accommodate the special passively controlled storerooms.
Then follow the five sections, each adhering to the same presentational structure: an essay on the thematic concept, and interpretative photographic essays.
Photographic evidence revealed that increased roughness also led t o increased forward throw.
The photographic illustrations, reproduced in black and white, are disappointing.
They do this by rendering musical, photographic and filmic objects, in the immaterial form of code, open to re-formation, to repeated re-creation.
Black-and-white photographic reproduction is generally flat, grey or washed out.
The book contains some excellent glossy photographic figures and some not so glossy where printed in the text.
These thinner sections also allow for better photographic results.
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