photoillustration

English

Etymology

Perhaps from photograph +‎ illustration.

Noun

photoillustration (plural photoillustrations)

1. an edited photograph
   • 1985 October, Paul Reese, “An Annotated Bibliography of The Journal of Technical Writing and Communication : 1981–1984”, in Journal of Technical Writing and Communication‎^[1], volume 15, number 4, →DOI, →ISSN, pages 373–380:

     Suggests that current photoillustration practices receive both denial and reinforcement from empirical research

   • 2012 August 24, Katrin Eismann, Sean Duggan, James Porto, Photoshop Masking & Compositing: Photoshop Masking & Comp_p2‎^[2], New Riders, →ISBN:

     weeks of work to create one photoillustration. 1. After planning the image, I would start by photographing all the elements

   • 2017, Lawrence D Taylor, “The Winnipeg Monorail Proposal of the 1970s: Using Technological Innovation to Reinvigorate Transit Tom”, in Manitoba History‎^[3], number 83, pages 14-24:

     A photoillustration published in the Winnipeg Tribune on 11 January 1962 showed how Portage Avenue might look