Sentence examples for carefully shoot from inspiring English sources

Piech notes that it can take hours to create an ultra-high resolution photograph, since one must carefully shoot hundreds of exposures.

Many of these are carefully shot and meticulously edited, giving them a polish that surpasses what can be managed on a weekly, live stage show.

It was his first video on the platform, and it got more than 6,000 likes, far more than it did on Instagram, where most of his posts are carefully shot finished dishes.

Kwapis carefully shot Jim's reaction shots, as he did not want to reveal Jim's choice of Karen or Pam to the audience.

There are some carefully shot, considerate, progressive films circulating the mainstream, but most are riddled with some mix of misogyny, racism, and rudeness.

(Indeed, the stylized opening sequence features him carefully shooting a cat with an arrow, the better to eat it without having to pick bits of lead from the carcass).

Carefully choreographed, shot in hazy and ethereal light, they echo the sublime power of a Turner landscape even as they portray a reckoning with garbage.

The show devotes two smaller galleries to a dozen images dating from 1978 to 1992 when Mr. Casebere concentrated on whitewashed tableaus redolent of American history and myth that he lighted carefully and shot mostly in close-up.

The plants from each treatment were uprooted carefully and then shoot height was measured in cm, leaf area was measured in cm2.

That's a tapestry that you weave very carefully and you shoot and craft.

"I learned to shoot very carefully," Mr. Gottlieb said.