Sentences with phrase «book image viewer»

It finally gives you the ability to read books in landscape mode with multiple columns of text, offers bold font choices, and debuts an in - book image viewer.

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Martin has collected these images in a new book, Hyper Nature, which he says in the foreword «provides the viewer a new perception of biodiversity that shines light on the most humble and prolific of nature's creations.»

Whereas books try to create pictures and emotions only through the use of the written word, movies and graphic novels provide these visual images for the reader / viewer, allowing them to focus on the dialogue.

A decade later, Alexander's work was featured in a boldly oversize book, At Speed, full of luscious, full - color images that forced viewers to reconsider motorsports photography as fine art.

Preeminent features inside include smartphone enables navigation, voice command recognition technology, SD card reader, video playback and image viewer via USB and SD card, controls of FATC on touchscreen and Bluetooth connectivity which enables multiple functions like call logs, conference call, phone book access, audio streaming, incoming SMS notification & read out and call reject with SMS feature (Please note that the above mentioned infotainment features are bereft in entry level variant).

Other convenient features the e-reader boasts of are image viewer, options of searching books, zoom and page marker.

Each image is responsible for building the world of your book within the viewer's imagination.

Unfortunately, some online viewers, like the Amazon previewer that potential buyers use to read the sample of your book, ignore this command and will post your scene break image at exactly the resolution of your original — not the size you told your ebook formatting program to use.

For books in other formats, if you wish to zoom into an image, you can double click on an image to open the image viewer and then double - click again to zoom - in.

By uniting the gesturality of de Kooning's paintings with the subject matter of those books, Prince presents the viewer with a strange, ambivalent new image that both emphasizes and punctures the sexual stereotypes of the raunchy nurse, as well as that of the macho Abstract Expressionist painter.

Every single one of the images in this book — most of which are portraits, though there are some excellent still lifes, cityscapes, and street scenes, as well — jump out at the viewer as though they were painted last week.

And if the viewer lingers, he or she will see that images in the video refer directly to the floor piece in the vault, while the «sunken» miniature book subtly recalls some of the images, spread by the media in the aftermath of March 2011, of so many personal objects and living beings dragged down into the waters of the ocean.

The viewer experiences images of chapters of a then - relevant book, whose own memento mori has set in once the words hit the page, then captured by Rogan's action of photographing the book, sealing its fate which was already determined at the minute it was conceptualized.

Taken from his forthcoming book, No Opportunity for Regret, photographer Chris King displays a collection of striking images captured on his travels across the United States, bringing the viewer on a journey of discovery and isolation.

In the book, McDonald describes a young graphic design student, Ethan Ring, who is able to create images that bypass rational thought and control the mind of the viewer.

By removing the tangible experience of holding these images in book form, Gottlund forces the viewer to investigate the material on a purely visual basis.

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One of the latter, The Never Ending Book Part 2 / Art and Therefore Ourselves, 2009, is a stage - like environment filled with more than fifteen thousand pages of images photocopied from volumes in Ruppersberg's library, which viewers are invited to rummage through and make selections from to create their own unique «books.»

Amid the contorted cartoon bodies, imaginative plot twists, provocative snippets of text, and exuberant grotesquerie, it's easy for viewers to spot the hand of an artist equally influenced by comic books and images in his family's bible, as well as by artists like Philip Guston and R. Crumb.

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