Sentences with phrase «darkest edges of the frame»

Twilight Time's blu - ray of Our Man in Havana looks fantastic, bringing the beautiful black and white CinemaScope frame to HD with a sparkling clarity and deep richness to even the darkest edges of the frame.

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Midway through the film we see the front of an ornate building almost obscured at one edge by a dark vertical shadow; all such limits recall the frame borders.

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The image flickers somewhat, the edges of the frame are often dark, and the overall color palette is sepia - toned.

This trademark fetishistic detail makes it feel like it was somehow loved into being, and, for whole passages, we loved it right back, giddily grinning in the dark, already mentally marking out those moments when we're going to have to hit pause to examine the background, the edge of the frame, the action that happens in the corner of your eye.

The CX - 9's new nose is a beautiful showcase of Mazda's new design language, with a full - frame dark grille that meets the hood on its top edge.

Large blocks of color seem to tumble together, but the compositions are held firm by diagonal, horizontal, or vertical stripes of darker color which originate at the sides of the canvases and move directly into the center of the composition or frame it at the edges.

Organized by CAAM's visual arts curator Mar Hollingsworth, the show includes work by nearly 50 artists starting with the stunning 1964 painting by Daniel LaRue Johnson, Big Red, a square of dark red stripes framing a smaller square of charred black detritus, a piece that in itself contains both meanings of «Hard Edged.»

In «Lake Light» of 1992, dark water is illuminated by a swath of white moonlight, its passage framed and set ashimmer by quick loose dabs, the night's immensity signaled by a tiny dock at lake's edge.