Sentences with phrase «flash bulbs»

It's like a million camera flash bulbs going off one after another.

They followed her back indoors, like shapes left in the air by flash bulbs.

The LED flashes in smartphone cameras are less powerful than traditional flash bulbs, and so their range and utility can be limited.

A house would turn disco dancer, draped with flashing bulbs and flower garlands, boxes of sweets paraded in and out of its gates.

Located on the Asbury Park boardwalk, the Silverball Museum Arcade is home to nearly 200 functioning vintage pinball and arcade machines, featuring flashing bulbs, mechanical bells, and cartoon figures that transport the visitor to a 1960s diner.

In the work of Tim Noble and Sue Webster, flashing bulbs reference the lights of signage and advertising, but spell out icons of pop culture instead of a product.

In reaction to the renewal of the United States Japan Security Treaty in 1960 — an agreement which essentially maintained Japan's status as an occupied nation — against nationwide protest, Kudo created Philosophy of Impotence, 1961, an installation comprised of hanging phalluses sculpted from black tape and tipped with spent flash bulbs.

it» grand to be a human being, whirly - gig imagination and all it's contrasts, shadows and flash bulb brilliance.

One of his most famous students was the conceptual artist Bruce Nauman, best known for challenging installations such as Changing Light Corridor with Rooms (1971), which consists of a dark corridor flanked by rooms lit by alternately flashing bulbs.

The rear - facing camera is believed to utilize two lenses, giving you a 135 - degree field of vision for wide angle shots, and will also have two LED flash bulbs and a laser to assist with auto - focus.

Jesus didn't have to deal with the TMZ and ESPN's 24 hour SportsCenter where Tebow Tebowing in the toilet makes the paparazzi's flash bulbs go off.

The opening shots, reminiscent of the previous film, show a face engulfed by flash bulbs.

If he is speaking with one or two, he is a witness; if he is working with a crowd, he is a witness; if he is facing a forest of microphones and blinking into the flashing bulbs of Jerusalem inquirers, he is a witness, no less but no more.

I remember watching the Prime Minister sitting, the flashing bulbs of the cameras, surrounded by men in suits, signing the document.

As Nicky Morgan and Liz Truss made the well - trodden walk passed the flashing bulbs into Number 10 and into Cabinet positions, Esther McVey's journey was not so fruitful.

He walked into the room with a look of grim determination and faced the pop of flash bulbs, half - hearted cheers and, later, an interruption by a heckler.

Going down to the large - animal unit, it was just a forest of flash bulbs and reporters.

Mendes shoots the scene at night, using the flashing bulbs of neon lights to silhouette the men as they engage in a vicious fight sequence.

The scenes showing the flash bulbs going off as she came out of her home went someway to showing just how stressful it must have been for Amy.

Thanks to Luci O'Brien for the heads up on this one — gorgeous costumes and ensembles worn on screen or in front of flash bulbs, many with design sketches alongside.

Either replace your flashers with LEDs, or build a circuit which will relatively slowly ramp up the current to the flasher bulbs.

The Escalade is still the king of the road in many places, and the new grille is certainly enough to grab some flash bulbs.

And while these funny Christmas costumes from Jocestyle won't see the nose of your feline glowing like a red traffic light, we can tell the flash bulbs from your camera will be flashing all night.

Shot at night in the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, this short film revealed display cases of objects from Africa and Oceania, briefly illuminated by a flash bulb.

The top bezel is defined by a silver Sony logo, as well as a front - facing camera, an LED notification light and a flash bulb.

Above you'll see the camera alongside the headphone jack and no flash bulb.