pictorialist [pik'tɔ:riəlist]

pictorialist的基本解释

n.

运用绘画风格的人(尤指非营利性的艺术摄影师)

与pictorialist相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

Holland Day's surprising series of crucifixions, the self-portraits of the pictorialist esthete on the cross.

当时他也不知晓霍兰德·戴尔曾经以自拍摄方式，完成过一系列基督受难的作品。

Born in Illinois in 1886, Edward Weston opened a studio in California in 1911 where he achieved success as a commercial photographer, making portraits in the popular soft-focus, pictorialist style of the time.

在 1886 年在伊利诺州出生，爱德华费斯顿标准电池在 1911 年打开了在加州的一间工作场所哪里他达成了作为一个商业的摄影师的成功，在流行的柔软中发动肖像-焦点， pictorialist 时间的风格。

The award was controversial and led to a schism in the Photographic Society of London (soon to become the Royal Photographic Society) which resulted in the formation of the well-known pictorialist group, the "Linked Ring".

获奖备受争议并导致了伦敦摄影家协会（不久成为英国皇家摄影学会）的分裂，以致形成了著名的风景如画主义摄影组织——"Linked Ring"。

They've selected their subjects carefully and framed their views of them precisely, in order to give their pictures the look of "art." Later in the 19th century,"pictorialist" photographers used soft focus, toothy paper, sepia tones, multiple negatives and even scratching back into the image as ways of getting photographs to look more like paintings.

他们会仔细地挑选各种主题，在作品中准确地表达自己的观点，让作品看起来更富有艺术内涵。19世纪末期，画意摄影师利用柔焦，齿边相纸，红褐色调，多底合成，甚至划花底片等方式让照片看起来更像绘画作品。