Sentence examples for a head-on view from inspiring English sources

A head-on view is shown about one-fifth of the way through.

When the horses enter the final stretch, the announcer, high above the Churchill Downs grandstand, has a head-on view.

This meant I had slightly more space and a head-on view of the Palais Garnier opera house.

Admirers look to Dylan to define creativity itself, but a head-on view of him only adds to the mystery.

Peloquin sketched a head-on view of a car with a window disappearing into a door; he added a tire that stuck slightly outside both.

Each picture in the series, called "Sentry," was a head-on view of the huge front desk in another white-cube gallery; the receptionists are invisible save the very tops of their heads.

Evans typically employs a head-on viewing angle and stark but unobtrusive frontal lighting in his photographs, which are, in turn, conceived as unsentimental, unmotivated objects.

Coronal: These images are basically a "head on" view of your body.

Unlike Pialat and Ms. Varda, Mr. Leconte never seems to grant us a clear, head-on view of his star: like the voyeuristic M. Hire, he mostly ogles her from a safe distance, from which, of course, she acquires a wholly uncharacteristic air of mystery.

There is also an effect of orientation, with the head-on view (1) having a higher threshold than the other two views.

Or consider the head-on view of a family home, to which we are introduced early in the movie; later, we see it again, but this time the camera continues to travel calmly to the left to show slaughtered livestock hanging from the tree outside, like giant fruit.