The streets are cacophonous, crowded and colorful.
There is something wonderfully ineffable about the episodes that make up this book -- like lonely New Year's nights that I have spent in New York, they are swarming with event and a sense of momentous occasion yet enveloped in a crowded haze of color and music and celebration.
The spacing of the narrow gills is close to crowded, and the gill color is initially dull gray before maturing spores cause the color to change to purplish-brown.
At the northwest corner of Third and 58th, I always stopped to stare at a great crowded panel of brightly colored enameled half-spheres on a two-story store annex to the department store Alexander's at Lexington Avenue.
He asked me if I preferred to mix colors on the crowded palette or on the canvas.
Home movies from the 1950s and 60s — faded color film of crowded parish dinners, parlors lined with Virgin Mary statuettes and framed pictures of saints and the pope, children mugging in their First Communion best and Boy Scout uniforms — serve as a map of the working-class Italian-American family half a century ago.
Horn Book Review called the book "a uniquely personal account", and said it "features a crowded design, but the many color photographs throughout the text are fascinating".
These are my first memories of the city: narrow, crowded streets, signs with indecipherable characters, colors, the slimy stink of fish markets.
Archival material consists of color photographs of the crowded atelier, and facsimiles of the paraphernalia that Bacon left behind.
In our system, each human region can be tracked relatively robustly, even in a crowded scene, because of the 2D color histograms.
Initially white then grayish in color, they are somewhat crowded, with 17 32 full-length gills and 1 to 3 tiers of lamellulae (shorter gills that do not extend fully from the cap margin to the stem).
