Sentences with phrase «deep shadows»

Her street scenes capture the vibrant colors and deep shadows of the borough with a nostalgic eye.

As the viewer looks across the face of such works, some areas are cast into bright light and others into deep shadow.

But yes, the lens of our culture casts a very deep shadow on scripture.

Sometimes the scene that you want trying to capture contains the entire spectrum of colour from deep shadows to bright highlights.

The human eye processes images with a mix of bright light and deep shadows far better than a camera lens can.

They are too bright, make your teeth look yellow and create deep shadows under the eyes.

Opting not to go the Jaws route and going all Jurassic Park instead, Black's Predator gets a good amount of screentime in this first teaser trailer, even if much of that time is cast in deep shadow.

Beautifully located in a bay that is surrounded by steep barren limestone cliffs that cast deep shadows onto the indigo water.

Using a scene from Lala Land where Ryan Gosling's character appears in a bright spotlight with deep shadow surrounding him, Samsung allowed us to compare the 2018 Q9 model against a few competitive models.

There aren't the usual deep shadows and gleaming highlights you'd see in live action material.

They offer deeper shadows and more saturated lighting conditions.

In one gallery, flat black paintings of circular or triangular or rectangular forms are contained by incongruous wood edges that define deep shadows around the picture.

The pursuit of HDR has resulted in improved colours, increased contrast and the ability to push brighter highlights alongside deeper shadows, it's very much the wow feature of modern TVs.

That's when inside light is as close to the light outside, minimizing deep shadows and contrasts.

Watching the extraordinary theatrical dialogue between two men whose faces are cast in deep shadow that is the heart of McQueen's film, I found myself thinking of Rembrandt.

But by their nature, he adds, the beams that guide us also cast deep shadows.

Or until we notice that the poem also talks about walking fearlessly through valleys that are like night, filled with deep shadows.

«At the same time, we were very much into deep shadows and sidelights.»

It also ruins nascent diplomatic efforts, raises fears of war or a pre-emptive U.S. strike and casts a deeper shadow over the security of the Winter Olympics early next year in South Korea.

For those who lived in a land of deep shadows — light!

At the highest level of the Church's leadership, a deep shadow has been cast over their founder.

The vast middle ground (including number theory and algebraic geometry, for instance) is lost in the deep shadows cast by rational, empirical science.

Hitler's perversion of the German nation and culture is the deep shadow that sometimes merely lurks...

The Nazi catastrophe is Kiefer's all - consuming subject: Hitler's perversion of the German nation and culture is the deep shadow that sometimes merely lurks in the background of Kiefer's art, but more often darkens the entire foreground.

Hitler's perversion of the German nation and culture is the deep shadow that sometimes merely lurks in the background of Kiefer's art, but more often darkens the entire foreground.

Visiting the remote gorge of Nasja Creek in Arizona one summer, Abbey walked along its amber stream in the deep shadows of canyon walls towering hundreds of feet above on either side.

Newbigin and Milosz help us see that people do not move into action when the landscape of the heart is lost in a deep shadow and they perceive the world as a closed reality whose possibilities of transformation are spent.

Until recently, White was the highest - paid defensive lineman in football, the first to top $ 300,000; now Miami's Bob Baumhower has sent White into the deep shadows with a $ 2 million, four - year package.

Because starshades work with practically any telescope, one on WFIRST could cast a deeper shadow and see fainter planets than a coronagraph.

No longer do we need to suffer from light spills and glares, nor fear for what may lurk in deep shadows.

Focusing on planet candidates that have a diameter no smaller than 1.2 times that of Earth could speed up the mission, says Gilliland, because they cast a deeper shadow and so are easier to pick out from the stellar noise.

Astronomers have found cosmic clumps so dark, dense and dusty that they throw the deepest shadows ever recorded.

As a result, the image shows Vesta's North Pole in deep shadow.

This durable print on high - quality canvas features a deep shadow box frame and arrives ready to hang.

Wear it alone as an allover color, or use it to tint your lids and apply a deeper shadow to contour your crease.

Our hero is of tall, slim, athletic build and casts a deep shadow in the late afternoon sun.

This is a world of deep shadows and dark spaces and eerie key lights.

Some of the filmmaker's techniques — the slow rumble and unnerving hush of the sound design; the deep shadows of the digital cinematography (by Alexander Dynan); the smooth, ghostly movements of the camera — make «First Reformed» feel like a horror movie, which in some ways it is.

Right from the start, filmmaker Jason Zada begins filling scenes in this horror movie with insinuating elements involving eerie noises, deep shadows and sudden jolts.

This is a dark film with some deep, deep shadows.

The contrast can be a little bit wanting at times, with the deepest shadows occasionally looking a tad gray, but the overall image quality here is quite nice and certainly a step up from the streaming presentation.

With a smile that casts deep shadows and a courtly Old World demeanor barely masking the madness in his eyes, Bela Lugosi plays a country doctor with dark secrets in this 1940 low - budget horror picture (out on Blu - ray).

Blade Runner was named the second most visually influential film of all time by the Visual Effects Society and I am very curious to see how much the 12 - time Oscar nominated cinematographer nods to the look of the original (DoP: Jordan Cronenweth), «consisting of deep shadows and vibrant colors and shafts of light so strong that you can't help but get pulled into them.»

The surreal, dream - like world of Little Nightmares, with its grotesque inhabitants and disturbing set pieces painted in deep shadows and distorted lightning, is too similar to those fantastic movies to be a mere coincidence.

This first production to bear the venerable Hammer imprint since 1979 so enjoyably revives the old dark house trappings of deep shadows, creepy noises, haunted attics, unwelcoming villagers, now - you - see - them - now - you - don't apparitions and shrieking music cues pegged to startling cuts that it makes them seem new again, or at least so they'll seem to the gaggle of young Daniel Radcliffe fans who have rarely, if ever, experienced them before.

The first was a world of whimsy and sheer beauty; the other, a high contrast world of deep shadows and moments of unexpected, brutal violence.

Most studio comedies look flat and over-lit, but «Neighbors» is bathed in deep shadows, with the party sequences electrifying the movie in dazzling ways.

Though the dialogue (from a script by Davies himself) is full of the usual wit and bard found in Gilded Age dramas, A Quiet Passion is a hermetic thing, confined mostly to the interior of the Dickinson household and painted with a variety of golden lights, deep shadows and unobtrusive camerawork by cinematographer Florian Hoffmeister, who also lensed Davies» The Deep Blue Sea (2011).