A photographic document.

An ominous photographic document of Europe's changing landscape, it highlights Franklin's deep ecological concern.

The idea of a photographic document is affirmed in her book.

Fremont and Benton counted on using Carvalho's daguerreotypes as a photographic document arguing for the central route.

The series of his friends Lutz and Alex, also published in i-D in 1992, are considered important photographic documents of the 1990s.

All photographic documents are made to bear witness, and some are meant to fend off the possibility of disappearance.

Mr. Lawson is inspired by photographic documents of monuments, from which he usually enlarges an image on canvas.

To that end, he began to create unsolid objects or objects-once-removed, sculptures that existed primarily as drawn diagrams or photographic documents.

García Lorca said the play should be considered a photographic document.

Institutions of control, such as the police, are able to survey and control "increasingly mobile populations" through photographic documents, such as passports or identity cards.