photographer
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of photographer
First recorded in 1840–50; photograph + -er 1
Example Sentences
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The photographer motioned her over, and took her picture.
From Los Angeles Times
Even as Kerr smiled for photographers in the smoke-free pub in March 2006, a regular claimed the law would "ruin" Scotland's economy.
From BBC
Normally, having your work featured in Vogue is reserved for top industry names but for one photographer, that dream became a reality.
From BBC
“You know what John and the photographer did, that thing that they do to supermodels, ‘Gorgeous!
From Los Angeles Times
For decades now, the station has been the place news photographers, camera crews and now social media influencers go when prices spike.
From Los Angeles Times
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