I scowled in the darkness at a man who should have been a comedic comrade.
The intention, surely, is to insist on darkness at a venue that by its very nature is open to the light.
When you get to the end and turn around, you look out of the darkness at a blocky outline of a human figure filled with light.
The exhibition can be exciting if you move through its darkness at a fairly brisk pace, with waves of amplified sound and slow-motion images crashing and leaping around you.
I had travelled to the other side of the globe, to the remotest spot imaginable, and now, having arrived in darkness at a surprisingly comfortable backcountry surfer retreat, I was planning to leave at dawn.
Sitting in the darkness at a street-side cafe about a block from the edge of the Nasr City sit-in, Ali Mashad, 34, a former Brotherhood member, marveled at the movement's new role as the center of an energized Islamist camp.
Protein digestion was performed using trypsin (0.4 µg/µl, Promega, Madison, WI, USA) in darkness at a temperature of 37 °C for 3 h with stirring.
The rocket launched right on schedule at eight minutes to midnight New Mexico time, soaring into the darkness at a top speed of about 5,100 miles an hour.
For shooting at night or in low light environments the camera features a NightShot infrared system that allows the camera to capture infrared images in total darkness at a distance of up to 15 feet.
"It's harsh," said Polish director Agnieszka Holland introducing her new movie, In Darkness at a special screening at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens last month.
After 1h and 45 min in darkness at a constant temperature of 20°C we halted the growth by adding a drop of 100% glycerol.
