Modifies a noun

• drawing: He submitted a paper Some account of the art of photogenic drawing on his photographic methods to the Royal Society on 31 January 1839.

• village: This is probably one of the most photogenic fishing villages you'll find anywhere in the world.

• city: We live in such a photogenic city, I don't understand why more films aren't made here.

• technique: Reade, like others, found Talbot's photogenic drawings technique to be less practical than the extent to which expectation had been aroused.

• quality: Another thunderstorm from May 4th moving across N Cardigan Bay, included more for reference purposes than for its photogenic quality!

• spot: The engine was positioned on the track, immediately to the west of the building at one of the most photogenic spots.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: I hope that you are not getting tired of receiving my photos of the highly photogenic 73096 in action.

• particularly: Nevertheless, I saw some beautiful sights; this is a particularly photogenic city, with bags of charm.

• very: Earlier in the day he had spotted a very photogenic site where some young ponies were wading in a shallow brook.

• extremely: St Andrews is an extremely photogenic town with an active photography club.

• incredibly: There are hundreds of colorful and interesting specimens on display here, and the building itself is incredibly photogenic.

• so: The scenes are so photogenic, that they also attract interest with visitors.

Used with adjective complement

• make: This scene is made even more photogenic by a large steering quadrant.