Sentence examples for composition of the scene from inspiring English sources

This gives a photographer significant creative control — the composition of the scene can be smoothly varied as the scene changes.

This video demonstrates the construction of flexible camera array and how they can be flexed to vary the composition of the scene during video capture.

In its monumental simplicity, the composition of the scene is masterful; the power of its effect comes from the striking contrast in the attitudes of the 12 disciples as counterposed to Christ.

The composition of the scene thus achieves a harmonious symmetry.

The composition of the scene juxtaposes the prim and proper Huguenot man and his immaculately dressed wife and son with these three, as they form their own "family group" across the other side of the gutter.

The composition of the scene is a pastiche of the frontispiece of Andreas Vesalius's De humani corporis fabrica, and it possibly also borrows from Quack Physicians' Hall (c. 1730) by the Dutch artist Egbert van Heemskerck, who had lived in England and whose work Hogarth admired.

The composition of the visual scene varied by the presence or absence of additional peripheral distracter stimuli.

Further we tested 1) whether these activity changes follow a center-surround or Mexican hat distribution and 2) if they depend on the composition of the visual scene and on top-down attentional control as a sign of their functional significance.

A message McCourt never makes explicit lies in the composition of the family scenes, the rounded sculptural figures echoing the solidity, formality and closeness of the manger crib.

"Garden on the Lindberg, Winterthur," with its dirt road between tall sunflowers, echoes the composition of the street scenes, except that a warm light falls across the road, picking out the flaming orange and black of the sunflowers.

It's what I love about film, actually: the composition of each scene, the lighting, the color... or lack of color.