Sentence examples for captured movement from inspiring English sources

It took him years to abandon the detachment of simple lines and captured movement.

With sparse lines in ink, pencil and conté crayons, she captured movement and emotion, while achieving a precise likeness.

Its delicate construction captured movement and light, intensifying the illusion that the dancer was defying gravity as she leapt or span.

Matt Sikora, the Institute's chief of educational technologies, developed an interactive notebook that demonstrated how Degas captured movement on paper, and how his observations manifested themselves in finished work.

It was Croner's more experimental work, achieving the desired effects by using multiple exposures; restraining the camera shutter to allow maximum captured movement; then the intensification of the black-and-white streaking through montage, that provide his most iconic images.

They were achieved through slow shutter speeds, which meant that instead of being the record of a blinked instant, they captured movement through time and mid-air: in one a female figure leans forward, body flexed, awkward, in fizzing focus, while her head shakes frantically, blurrily, as if ridding herself of a wasp.

Dynamic vision: The camera's strength is in capturing movement, like the milk drops seen here.

Her goal, as she put it, is to capture movement "inside the muscles and bones".

The idea of capturing movement with photos taken by a series of still cameras is older than motion pictures.

Take a new set of photos that meet the new monthly assignment brief: a capturing movement photo.

These precedents encouraged him to capture movement as well as stillness in a photograph, to show blurring, transition, change as well as arrival, definition.