reportage

Converse of object

• offer: Using only real people in their actual work environments, the title offers a raw reportage of business life around the world.
• include: Mixture of photographic styles including reportage, to suit your needs.
• provide: The BBC also provide general broadcast reportage for the Festival.

Adjective modifier

• stylish: Photos can be contemporary, stylish, reportage with some traditional ones as well.
• contemporary: Offering you a wonderful blend of classic elegance along with contemporary candid reportage.
• more: The documentary was more reportage and reminiscence than analysis, but none the worse for that.
• documentary: The Passenger Much like its discourse on documentary reportage, the film's formal critique of the thriller came straight from the Left Bank.
• candid: Offering you a wonderful blend of classic elegance along with contemporary candid reportage.
• journalistic: By excluding literary output and journalistic reportage, the project was able to give a much more coherent shape to the Lampeter Corpus.

Modifies a noun

• photography: Or alternatively, try the current trend of reportage photography or even a mix of the two.
• photographer: These are the key strengths for our reportage wedding photographers.
• wedding: These are the key strengths for our reportage wedding photographers.
• style: I am keen on the reportage style of pictures.
• coverage: Paul Martin Photography Fun, exciting and reportage coverage of your day by a photographer with unique and creative flair.
• photograph: I shoot documentary, reportage style photographs of your whole wedding day.

Noun used with modifier

• newspaper: Convert a piece of newspaper reportage into high art.
• and/or: This can be a mix of formal, informal, creative and/or reportage style photographs.
• medium: Live media reportage hit the headlines and Hemp BC immediately re-opened for business.
• news: The final synoptic unit asks you to analyze the language of genres such as travel writing, autobiography, news reportage and speeches.
• war: The Republican censor removed from the war reportage even the smallest successes of the militias.