"Immersed in layers of distant melodies that reverberate in sync with the surging fluid, as well as in a dense plume of fog that extends and blurs the light within, visitors dip in and out of the sculpture as if in a dream".
While real fog swarmed outside the huge picture windows, sometimes blurring the lights of skyscrapers far below, several hundred guests danced amid 7,000 lights, most of them flashing constantly, while fog emitted from two machines obscured the floor and blurred television camera lenses.
Auf Wiedersehen to the pines and the peaked chalets to the inns looking like toys behind the car and the waitresses and Ilse, indifferently going about their business with the lamps of the Alpine dusk, and the beds freshly made as the new snow that blurred the villages and the lights from the stores on the banked street and the receding shore of our hotel.
Computers analyze how Earth's turbulent atmosphere blurs the laser light, then flex a thin mirror to correct the distortion.
It was not possible to microscopically image these effectively, because the background scattering light blurred the image and it was not possible to locate multiple layers in the same focal plane; thus, only photographs (Fig. 10 ) were taken.
To simulate halation, they turned off all the lights and blurred the letters on the monitor.
Tiny beads of condensation continually form on the glasses' oval windows, blurring the hard living light.
Luckily for his audience, the musician formerly known as Smog is still a master of blurring the lines between light and shade, his melancholy words and music undercut with optimism and dark humour.
She added, "The tranquil majesty of the architectural lines, the wonderful blurred winter lights, the long lines of lamps garlanding the avenues & the quays — je l'ai dans mon sang!" ("I have it in my blood!") For Wharton, Paris was a place of liberation.
Frothing soups, cappuccino style, are a subversive act, a way of blurring the distinction between the light and the heavy, the austere and the indulgent.
