In the meantime, they sat there behind a camera, with tele-photo lens and high resolution film, ready to pick up identifiable images at a great distance.

Those remains left standing over the debris are among the most identifiable images of the tragedy.

I discover that Brando's favorite actor, paradoxically, is Paul Muni, the great 1930's movie star who had no identifiable image on the screen.

Yankovic was attracted towards Coolio because he felt the had "such an identifiable image that a lot of things could be done [with]".

Against this wall, a series of increasingly less identifiable images are projected, morphing without your even being aware of it.

Like Heartfield, they lift readily identifiable images from their original popular context, juxtaposing them to create new meanings that are satirical, incendiary or heroic.

The image is startling and briefly theatrical, recalling, in turn, another image not immediately identifiable.

The only identifiable human to feature in Watkins's set of 1861 images is Galen Clark, the man many still claim to be the "first conservationist".

Today the crane remains as a landmark, a Category A listed structure, and one of the most identifiable images of Glasgow.

We have begun to confuse the production of an identifiable visual image with the making of architecture, and they are not the same thing at all.