Crime scenes do not yield clean, crisp prints.
She opened with a softly shaped lantern skirt in white cotton, the hem embroidered in white, with a fly-away sleeveless jacket, and had a number of well-conceived shirt dresses and sleeveless or halter styles that combined two panels of a crisp printed fabric, with an opening at the side.
These can range from cursive scripts to crisp prints to playful block letters.
The result is processed to achieve a beautifully crisp color print of a place that looks hermetically sealed.
Dressed in spotless white shorts and a crisp floral print shirt and Rollerblade knee guards, Mr. Kornspun ratcheted the big winch to sheet in the mainsail for Mr. Karpf.
"Le Petit Soldat" (which arrives this Friday at Film Forum, in a crisp new print, for a weeklong run — I'll be introducing the screening on Tuesday, March 12th, at 8 30 P.M ., however, stands apart from "Zero Dark Thirty" in other significant ways.
"Le Petit Soldat" (which arrives this Friday at Film Forum, in a crisp new print, for a weeklong run—I'll be introducing the screening on Tuesday, March 12th, at 8 30 P.M ., however, stands apart from "Zero Dark Thirty" in other significant ways.
There is something delightfully uncanny about entering the "Two Decades of Memes" exhibit in Queens' Museum of the Moving Image, and seeing a crisp, supersized print of the famed Expanding Brain hanging on the wall.
Jean Renoir's 1952 film "The Golden Coach," recently re-released with a crisp new print by Martin Scorsese, was one of the sleeper charms of the festival's first weekend.
