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Meanings of white photographs in English

We have no meanings for "white photographs" in our records yet.
Usage of white photographs in English
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Haunting black-and- white photographs of the victims line the walls of the cells.
Reuters
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Kohei's ancestors look down from framed black-and- white photographs mounted on the wall.
The Guardian
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Two full-page black-and- white photographs of the faces of two different abused women.
The new yorker
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Black and white photographs have a more abstract quality that lasts longer.
The Guardian
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The incredible black-and- white photographs were taken by American photographer Jamie Johnson in Ireland.
News.com.au
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Inside were grainy, blown-up black-and- white photographs, which he handed to Michael.
The Wolf’s Hour
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There were black-and- white photographs, blurred but serviceable, of the two men.
The Wolf’s Hour
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Grigori pictured the vinyl bag, the handwritten letters, the black-and- white photographs.
Russian Winter
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Black-and- white photographs of Russia's great leaders hang, staring down at rows of empty desks.
The Guardian
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Forty years on, the grainy black-and- white photographs still haunt us.
The Irish Times
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She enjoyed gazing at the huge black-and- white photographs of foreign places in the hallways.
A disobedient girl: a novel
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Inside were a few typed pages and some black-and- white photographs.
The draining lake
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She noticed the old black-and- white photographs behind the registration desk.
When twilight comes
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On the walls were black-and- white photographs of pretty women, and theater programs in frames.
Coraline
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The dark purple walls were entirely covered with black-and- white photographs in black wooden frames.
The nightmarys
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On the walls were large blown-up black and white photographs.
Boy’s Life
This collocation consists of:
White photographs through the time
White photographs across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common