Sentences with phrase «landscape shots with»

In certain situations - chiefly in landscape shots with pronounced depth and layers - this can be quite a neat tool to have, as it almost guarantees you'll be able to get the shot you want.

Try going with an abstract image or pattern to catch the eye, or a landscape shot with your product as the focal point.

Not exact matches

To true Faraday Future fashion, the company teases with quick shots of the hood mounted LiDAR and fast transitions showing its 1050 - horsepower powertrain, built on a modular VPA configuration, traverse a serene landscape of twisty roads and straightaways.

And the meager evidence there might be of the glimmerings of an awareness that the entire landscape has shifted is shot through with fear and a sense of threat, or with a corrosive sense of guilt.

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The campaign film is shot with a balance of tradition and heritage with contemporary imagery, and depicts the comparative sets of words against the renowned Speyside landscape and the bustling distillery during the production process, reinforcing the premium and craft credentials of the range.

I explained that I wanted this futuristic shot with an alien landscape.

A travel tripod really comes in handy when trying to get the perfect landscape shots, videos, or for taking my own photos with a remote.

Tim Russell, BASC's director of conservation, said: «BASC is pleased to sign this modern partnership agreement with Natural England which recognises the important contribution that people who shoot make to the nature and landscape conservation of the English countryside, and commits the two organisations to exploring how this contribution can be further developed.

Earlier this year BASC published a white paper highlighting the important role that shooting plays in landscape - scale land management and highlighted the conservation based ecosystem services it provides in partnership with other land users and managers.

Democratic strategists involved in House and Senate races said they envisioned Mr. Trump's collapse precipitating a broad shift in the political landscape, with tossup races moving firmly into their hands, and campaigns that were once long shots suddenly becoming competitive.

With more manual controls and greater resolutions, you could create the perfect landscape shots, candid close - ups and sophisticated holiday snaps that will enable you to document your memories.

On the other end, we see shots of Brady finally taking a horse out into the plains at a full gallop, with Joshua James Richard's cinematography giving us naturalistic, unadorned views of the landscape that mirror the simplicity of Brady's objectively small but relatively substantial victory.

The reds, yellows, and oranges of India's landscape pop with vibrant intensity, and the textural intricacies of the train itself, which is often shot from the side in wide angle, becomes a rushing vehicle of specific character details and images.

Visually this film is pretty well shot, with balanced, eye catching frames, and beautiful visuals of the Seattle landscape.

I first have to say that the film is beautifully shot with some really great imagery showing the bleakness of the landscape and allusions to many of the characters.

An early shot from ace cinematographer Robrecht Heyvaert starts with an epic desert landscape then cuts back to reveal that widescreen vista in the lens of aviator sunglasses worn by Richard (Kevin Janssens), a handsome dude exuding smugness from every pore.

Contrasting the breathtaking vistas of the Jersey exteriors with the conservative confines of Moll's home - life interiors (the latter were shot in Surrey), Pearce and cinematographer Benjamin Kračun conjure an archetypal landscape in which disparate worlds collide.

Not really on board with Payne's decision to shoot these striking landscapes in black and white.

None with any actors, just purely for sweeping landscape purposes, after all you do need some genuine shots of Africa.

Slow West continues the Western's visual convention of wide cinematography — it's a landscape film — and extends it with chopped extreme close - ups during the shoot - em - up action scenes.

«These shots are about creating an intimacy with the actors within an epic landscape.»

Lusciously shot in a hostile Sicilian landscape, this is darkly comic with a cast of infuriatingly selfish and amoral characters.With a counter-intuitive score, tantalizing close - ups and an immaculately clad Tilda Swinton at centre stage, the tangled relationships play out like a voyeuristic travelogue.At times overblown but never boring, there is enough exploration of flawed human behaviour to linger over and discuss long after the credits roll.

The idea behind the branding relaunch was to take Channel 4's classic block construction logo, reinvent it, with Glazer shooting a variety of landscape and nature - driven sequences (another tradition for the network) to be paired with it.

What the first - time director doesn't do, however, is infuse these images with any thematic weight or import — they are, in the end, just pretty landscape shots.

They started the film with only part of a shooting script and then it evolved from the journey, the landscapes, and the shooting itself.

Scott wants to stick with a plotline that is barely even there, while McCarthy likes to explore his morally ambiguous characters with a depth that most directors would find too ponderous and verbose to wrap a motion picture around, and certainly Scott exhibits little patience in the more talk - heavy moments that emerge, hastily jumping to the comfort of more fluid endeavors and exhilarating shots of the scenic desert landscape.

- Greenland - With sub-zero shoots on glaciers and frozen rivers, travel with the filmmakers to Greenland to meet the locals and experience the magnificent landscapes captured for the powerful opening of the film (Blu - ray oWith sub-zero shoots on glaciers and frozen rivers, travel with the filmmakers to Greenland to meet the locals and experience the magnificent landscapes captured for the powerful opening of the film (Blu - ray owith the filmmakers to Greenland to meet the locals and experience the magnificent landscapes captured for the powerful opening of the film (Blu - ray only)

The landscape of «Nebraska» is populated with such well - known actors as Bruce Dern and Stacy Keach as well as retired farmers making their debuts who live in the town of Plainview, Neb., where most of the film was shot.

Shot largely in a Louisiana doubling for the vast, unforgiving landscapes of Mississippi — with occasional depictions of combat and romance on foreign soil — the film revolves around the fraught relationships between, and within, two families: one white, one black.

Both films share a pre-occupation with the hypocrisies of bourgeois Parisian life, (and there is a smart visual nod to Haneke's film with its extended final shot), but Szumowska has a greater handle on the subtleties and nuances of character, and together with Binoche they create a memorable study of a middle - aged woman coming to terms with the changing landscape of her life as she enters middle age.

It also shows how the effects landscape has changed as so many of the backgrounds were done with green screen that could be looked at live as the film was being shot.

The spaces Frank and Margaret live in are established with sight lines across cuts, each shot a discrete unit, separately lighted.8 When they go out, they stand in (or against) the landscape like Antonioni characters rather than, like Richardson and Reisz's characters, emerging from and heading back into streets, alleys, over bridges, under tunnels.

Rudd and Hirsch make the most of the wispy material, and there are some moments when the harmony of Tim Orr's cinematography and the soundtrack compels our attention, as in an inexplicably powerful sequence in which Rudd sets up his camp alone intercut with shots of the surrounding landscape and creatures.

With Manufactured Landscapes, Baichwal looks at the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, an artist who shoots landscapes of industrial wastelands that reveal men to be astonishingly productive beasts — and destructive, too, in the same procreatiLandscapes, Baichwal looks at the work of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, an artist who shoots landscapes of industrial wastelands that reveal men to be astonishingly productive beasts — and destructive, too, in the same procreatilandscapes of industrial wastelands that reveal men to be astonishingly productive beasts — and destructive, too, in the same procreative stroke.

Fabrice Aragno might have earned this award simply for the brain - splitting 3D shot that is the year's most memorable image, but I'm also in love with the variety and texture of the digital colors of Adieu «s landscape shots.

The couple's lives together are shown in dialogue scenes interleaved with silent panoramic shots of the vast and slightly featureless East Anglian landscape; these do not cleanse the palate exactly, but add to the growing unease.

Certainly, Malick would have been proud to conjure the rhapsodic visuals on display here, as cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt, often shooting in dusky half - light or lantern - lit darkness, scrutinizes the Oregon landscape with a keen eye worthy of the painter Andrew Wyeth; the dust - smeared pastel palette is gloriously counter-intuitive, as is Reichardt's unusual decision to shoot these seemingly infinite vistas in the Academy ratio, making sky as looming a threat as earth.

Rather like an extremely damped - down There Will Be Blood, Reichardt's film — based on historical events — depicts one group's journey through the Oregon Trail in 1845 as a trek through a hauntingly empty and alien landscape, with cinematographer Christopher Blauvelt exquisitely taking in the natural beauties of the settings while framing the increasingly desperate wanderers in wide shots to emphasize, in part, their ultimate smallness within the wild west.

Another regular collaborator of Maclean's, DoP Robbie Ryan (Fish Tank, Catch Me Daddy), makes full use of the dramatic landscape at his disposal (Slow West was primarily shot on location in New Zealand), capturing the natural splendour of the rugged Colorado prairies without resorting to filling the screen with a slideshow of stock vistas.

The film is shot beautifully, with the French landscape vividly brought to life and the small town lifestyle under the shadow of two World Wars and the Great Depression evocatively demonstrated.

That unique mindset grounds everything: because we're focused on the basic challenges of day - to - day existence, our brains don't question that this is all taking place on an alien planet; the stunning scarlet landscapes (shot with unfussy style by Ridley Scott) are second to the mathematical athletics on display; the prospect of space travel is nothing compared to the mind - bending number of disco tunes in the possession of Chastain's guilt - ridden leader — if there's one thing Blade Runner's missing, it's Abba.

- Bob [DISAPPOINTED] An exquisitely shot film with endless desert landscapes and featuring a great soundtrack ranging from Ace of Base to Culture Club.

Also, with exterior shots of San Francisco and in its environs, the films takes full advantage of its widescreen aspect ratio, with natural depth in the landscapes and buildings.