| The unposed, rather awkward-looking, front-on shots remind us that fashion is not all about celebrity and stylists. |
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| No one likes to think they have been watched and photographed by a stranger, and few enjoy the resulting unposed pictures. |
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| Most of the 80 photographs show the private life of the couple, many of them catching the two in moments of unposed and unguarded intimacy. |
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| And the fish was out of the water for such a short time that I was able to take only one unposed photograph before Pete put the salmon back into the bay. |
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| Like Degas, Cassatt showed great mastery of drawing, and both artists preferred unposed asymmetrical compositions. |
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| The shots were taken unposed during supper, so some candid-camera situations may be anticipated. |
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| Her finest shots were casual, unposed portraits of the wretched, the distracted, and the confused. |
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| The Paris that emerged — poor, grimy, and unposed — was a moral rebuke to the myth of bohemian chic. |
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| Many of Gutsche's photos share stylistic elements of documentary photography such as natural lighting, unposed subjects and a social activist purpose. |
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| The exhibition features a mix of formal studio portraits and seemingly unposed photographs, such as a dynamic image of operatic soprano Jessye Norman singing with eyes closed and gesturing expansively with one hand. |
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