Sentences with phrase «centre of the picture»

The conclusion the film comes to is that the more we know, the less we can possibly hope to understand, with the moral centre of the picture, good cop Jim Gordon (Gary Oldman), becoming complicit in a devil's bargain.

A butter - fingered son (Garrett Hedlund) of Everybody's Now - Drunk All - American (Tim McGraw, paralleling fellow country singer Dwight Yoakam's villainous role in Sling Blade) forms the emotional centre of the picture: a troubled ball of split allegiances and an ultimately daring look at how a father can emotionally batter a son and remain the most important thing in his life.

Sitting front and centre of the picture, there is no mistake that Jack Wilshere was the central pivot of the British core.

It not only shows the ring with exceptional clarity but also illustrates how well SPHERE can suppress the glare of the bright star at the centre of the picture.

This image from the New Technology Telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory shows Nova Centauri 2013 in July 2015 as the brightest star in the centre of the picture.

The Chao volcano in northern Chile with a lava coulée approx. 14.5 km long (centre of picture).

Ardley Lake is in the top - centre of the picture.

The camera itself contains a solid - state memory which, at the push of a control button, memorises the rough shape and colour of any object which is in the centre of the picture.

The pulsar is the left member of a pair of stars near the centre of the picture.

Four images are visible in a circle surrounding the lens; a fifth is visible near the centre of the picture.

At the centre of the picture is Will Smith; accordingly, the signature shot of the film is the actor's visage in an extreme close - up profile to either the right or left of the panoramic frame as events unfold behind him.

Cattelan deals directly with this anxiety, affirming the bravery of Woodman's placing of herself at the centre of the picture by staging the very violence and constriction that such exposure entails.

Client centric The overall point is that the focus of the firm changes when the client is put at the centre of the picture.

The general rule is to make the centre of the picture roughly five feet from the ground.