telephotograph (Meaning)
telephotograph (n)
a photograph transmitted and reproduced over a distance
a photograph made with a telephoto lens
telephotograph (n.)
A photograph, image, or impression, reproduced by or taken with a telephotographic apparatus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of telephotograph
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telephotograph Sentence Examples
- The photographer used a telephotograph lens to capture a close-up of the distant bird in flight.
- The telephotograph revealed intricate details of the ancient castle from a significant distance.
- With the aid of a telephotograph, wildlife photographers could observe animal behavior without disturbing them.
- The telephotograph lens allowed scientists to study the movement of stars and galaxies far beyond our solar system.
- The powerful telephotograph captured a breathtaking shot of the distant mountain range, making it appear close enough to touch.
- By using a telephotograph, investigative journalists could discreetly document events from a safe distance.
- The telephotograph lens provided an intimate glimpse into the private lives of celebrities, revealing their actions behind closed doors.
- The military utilized telephotograph lenses for surveillance and intelligence gathering, allowing them to monitor enemy movements from afar.
- Enthusiastic birdwatchers armed with telephotographs could identify rare species without encroaching upon their nesting sites.
- The telephotograph enabled hikers to admire the majestic wildlife from a safe distance, preserving the delicate balance of nature.
FAQs About the word telephotograph
a photograph transmitted and reproduced over a distance, a photograph made with a telephoto lensA photograph, image, or impression, reproduced by or taken with
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The photographer used a telephotograph lens to capture a close-up of the distant bird in flight.
The telephotograph revealed intricate details of the ancient castle from a significant distance.
With the aid of a telephotograph, wildlife photographers could observe animal behavior without disturbing them.
The telephotograph lens allowed scientists to study the movement of stars and galaxies far beyond our solar system.
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