Sentences with phrase «special kinds of pictures»

Many Plains tribes used special kinds of pictures called pictographs.

Not exact matches

For example, the natural wood of the old picture frame accompanying this lino print by Cally Conway brings texture to the product shot, complements the natural subject matter of the print, and reinforces the idea that this print is special — it's one of a kind, not something you can just pick off the shelf at Ikea.

We have at least 8 different lines with different kinds of food (pizza, subs, wraps, tacos, daily specials, sandwiches, paninis, etc.) and we don't have packaging (for the most part) like in your pictures, some of it's fresh and some frozen.

Foods like kraut, kimchi (a special kind of pickled cabbage that's a staple in Korean cuisine, pictured above), kombucha, kefir, miso, and pickled vegetables are all examples of fermented foods.

This is a B picture with the kind of special effects that were impossible back in the 1950s when sci - fi / monster flicks were in their heyday.

Trumbull's directing career did not take off afterward, so he returned to special effects, making significant contributions to such hits as Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977), Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979), and Blade Runner (1982).

With a performance from Jaeden Lieberher, a Philadelphia - born thirteen - year - old in the role of eight - year - old Alton Meyer, this intellectual addition to the sci - fi genre may be too slow for the «Transformers» crowd but more in line with those who go for pictures like «Close Encounters of the Third Kind» and even «E.T.» Much of Adam Stone's lensing is in the dark because the kid is sensitive to light and David Wingo's happily non-intrusive music, «Midnight Special» will probably get theatergoers to emphasize either its special role or, less happily its midnight Special» will probably get theatergoers to emphasize either its special role or, less happily its midnight special role or, less happily its midnight downer.

Thus, auspiciously, begins Michael Caton - Jones's will - breaking Basic Instinct 2, a picture so magnificently awful that it demonstrates a special, indefinable kind of genius en route to being just another of the worst films in history.