A prearranged session in which a photographer takes photographs of someone for publication.
‘The group photo session reminded the students of a similar session held during the early Seventies on the school premises.’
‘The photo session becomes an artistic co-creation, therapeutic photography and even a sacred ritual.’
‘He was as silent as can be during his interview but perked right up for his photo session.’
‘I have a scale in my studio and every model who I photograph is weighed before a photo session.’
‘I don't feel like I've skied a peak unless I've touched the summit, so it's good to join Carl and Chris at the apex for a brief photo session and look-around - even if it is a bit rushed.’
‘The photo session was just part of the preparations for the Aug. 2 Earth flyby, the first major adjustment to MESSENGER's flight path toward Mercury.’
‘By the time the photo session was over, the prom-goers felt as though their smiles were plastered on their faces permanently and that they'd need massage therapy to relax their cheek muscles.’
‘Gripping my hand, he looks over my shoulder at the departing photographer and gushes: ‘That's the best photo session I've ever had.’’
‘In a photo session yesterday, the 21 leaders posed in traditional Korean durumagi overcoats near Nurimaru APEC House where they held the last day of the summit.’
‘A photo session was on, and this one was special.’
‘The event includes a ‘Casting Call,’ giving guests the opportunity to win a photo session with one of the photographers.’
‘A tricycle taxi from Sarawak offers a fun setting for a photo session before the start of the Colours of Malaysia parade.’
‘On the second day, the APEC leaders are to go through a traditional photo session at the presidential palace prior to resuming talks focused on a string of economic issues.’
‘Woody was missing after the initial photo session.’
‘They're usually expediting, screaming, or pretending to cook when there's a photo session going on - let's be honest.’
‘Lyndon B. Johnson was lambasted when he picked his beagles up by their long floppy ears during a 1964 photo session on the White House lawn.’
‘When the first day had ended, most of the students, and the teachers too, flocked around famous Dewi Yull, waiting for a chance to get an autograph or a joint photo session.’
‘A photo session is to be conducted by the local press in Kilmovee Community Centre on Wednesday at 8.30 p.m.’
‘The wedding on Saturday was great; the registry office ceremony was a short and sweet affair, and was followed by a photo session, which to my surprise took much longer.’
‘Allstars festivities will begin at 10 a.m. with a photo session and driver introductions.’
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