Photographer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PHOTOGRAPHER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who practices photography
• a person who takes photographs, especially as a job
• One who practices, or is skilled in, photography.
• someone who takes photographs professionally
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who practices photography; one who makes a business of taking photographs

Words related to PHOTOGRAPHER

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Words that contain PHOTOGRAPHER

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How to use PHOTOGRAPHER in a sentence

• He was accompanied by a photographer and a Belgian newspaper correspondent, and his intention had been to make sketches on the battlefield.
• This I did, having in the meanwhile found out a photographer where I developed the plate, and left it to dry, telling him I would call next day.
• Now, if you will wait a moment, I will bring the photographer and his machine.
• Clinging to the running-board was her English chauffeur and beside her sat my little Kansas photographer, Donald Thompson.
• They were to be married at the end of May, and the dentist already had his eye on a couple of rooms, part of the suite of a bankrupt photographer.
• He is still photographer, but for three years of the time since last we met has been living in the State of Vera Cruz, and but lately returned to Tuxtla.
• But there unmistakably was my face, my eyes, my nose and mouth, my head and hand, posed for a professional photographer.
• Every one who saw the picture exclaimed at its naturalness and life and a friend who believed she saw a future for the girl took it to the best photographer in the city.
• To the photographer one of the most important features, requiring his particular attention, is, that he be provided with a good lens.
• This is solely the fault of the photographer, who was never quite sure and would first make the mistake of exposing a film twice, then turning the roll without exposing it at all.
• To become an expert photographer and one whose work will be worth while, we must really make a study of the subject.
• If you become a photographer you will soon learn many of the fine points.
• It was such a natural attitude that she had taken it while waiting for the photographer to be ready.
• A more fortunate photographer may perhaps catch her expression of eager interest as some curious new toy is shown her.
• It is almost as if a modern photographer had taken a snap shot of a figure in the act of walking.
• There I was told of a young man a little over twenty years of age, a photographer by profession, who was interested in astronomy, and who desired to see me.
• Much archeologic data were secured by the assistants of the Wheeler Survey, but it does not appear that any of them, except the photographer, visited Canyon de Chelly.
• His exuberant shouts announced later on that his success was all the heart of any ambitious amateur photographer could wish for.
• The way he did that was through noticing the name of the Versailles photographer who took the group in the garden.
• With clever mimicry she struck the attitude of a nervous photographer just ready to close the shutter of his camera.
• The photographer paid him sixpence on every photograph sold.
• The boys spent the balance of the morning and nearly all of the afternoon with the photographer, and learned many things of which they had been formerly ignorant.
• Their walk had tired the photographer, who was rather stout, and he proposed that they rest.
• Afterwards they gladly helped the aspiring photographer while he made good use of his flashlight apparatus.
• Alexander Duncan, the photographer from Derby, joined the smack afterwards under peculiar circumstances.
• They tried to smile, but the anxiety to do so produced an expression of melancholy which was too much for the gravity of the photographer.
• The photographer can procure every article needed for his work at moderate cost and in quantities suited to his wants.
• One was given to Carlyle, the other was kept by the photographer, and the third belongs to me.
• They have with them an engineer to make maps, and a photographer, who has a camera slung under his saddle instead of a musket.
• One roller holds the long strip of film which is slowly wound over the second, the device familiar to every amateur photographer today.

Similar words containing PHOTOGRAPH without suffix er

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