Sentence examples for darkroom where from inspiring English sources

By the early 1950's, she had built her own darkroom, where she worked year round.

For that enterprise she did all of her own photo processing in their home darkroom, where Newhall carefully observed.

Think of this as a virtual darkroom, where you would expose parts of the photo to make it denser.

Instead, she both begins and ends her photographic process in the darkroom, where she experiments with the interaction between direct light sources and silver gelatin paper.

"I love being locked up all alone in a darkroom, where nobody can get at me," Ms. Jacobson said in a 1990 interview published in 2006 in Bridges, a Jewish feminist journal.

Freddie becomes a photographer in a department store, making out with a model in his darkroom, where he brews a cocktail in a chemical beaker, and then, in one extraordinary passage, taking offense at a customer — a robust and portly type, who wants his picture taken — and laying into him, as though ignited by envy at such unattainable well-being.

The best analogy is the old-time darkrooms, where you would watch the underwater film develop, and the object that had looked so prominent to your vision almost vanishes into the background, and something you hadn't even noticed at the moment begins to appear under your fingertips.

After a slight wipe of the body with lukewarm water, one by one the subjects were invited in the darkroom and where a relax chair was provided.

The instrument was used in a darkroom laboratory where the ambient light was measured to be <0.1 lux.

In addition, the QD colloidal solutions were placed inside a "darkroom-chamber" where they were illuminated by a UV radiation emission bulb (λ excitation = 365 nm, 6-W, Boitton Instruments).

This included space for a soundproof conference room, a darkroom, and vaults where its records and films were stored.