The phrase "atmospheric scene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or environment that evokes a particular mood or feeling, often in literature, film, or art.
Example: "The novel opens with a beautifully described atmospheric scene, capturing the eerie stillness of the fog-covered forest."
Alternatives: "mood-setting environment" or "evocative setting".
But for a first-time novelist, Taylor does a lovely job of setting an atmospheric scene and luring us inside.
The film opens with a marvellously atmospheric scene of windswept women tending such graves, refreshing flowers and jabbering to the deceased.
An engraving by Piranesi, a comic episode in Benvenuto Cellini's autobiography, a moonlit vision for Goethe, an atmospheric scene in Hawthorne's "Marble Faun" and a return visit by Henry James (for a climactic encounter in "Daisy Miller") all pay homages to the wrecked Colosseum.
But the rest of the movie is distended with a series of wacky vignettes and redundant action, including a superfluous if entertaining and atmospheric scene in which Hemmings finds himself at a secret concert given by the Yardbirds in a basement club off Oxford Street.
But Mr Bezmozgis's deft plotting, atmospheric scene-setting and limpid style remain assured.
Here too his atmospheric scene-setting makes the city itself into a character, from billionaires' penthouses to dark, deserted warehouses on Manhat- tan's outer edges.
She tries to compensate with style and color, including a great deal of breathlessly atmospheric scene-setting and ominous verbal drumbeats.
The atmospheric scene-setting – which includes the surreal use of a toy drone and a recurring Vivaldi flourish played on accordion – is mischievously nerve-jangling.
Playing on separate screens and in overlapping sequence, the pieces can be viewed in any order, though a gallery news release, which I assume represents the artist's intentions, suggests starting with "Fade to White," which was filmed mostly outdoors and serves as an atmospheric scene-setter.
His paintings from the early 1880's are Barbizon-style, thickly impastoed landscapes and atmospheric scenes of Boston, tonally nuanced.
The results of active laser detecting imaging of complex three-dimensional targets in different atmospheric scenes were compared.
