They suggest a child's impression of distant catastrophe, at once fanciful and perceptive, which is the view the younger Mr. Terry had of the war his father documented firsthand.
The company, based in Englewood, Ohio, makes and operates systems that use fiber optic broadband networks to link business conferences by a kind of high-quality video that basically creates an impression that distant participants are all on the same scene.
This, however, only surfaces in one sequence, a brief action montage with wacky cut-out impressions of distant explosions.
— that the show leaves an impression of being distant and dated, and strangely tame.
"Information and analysis are always distant seconds to mood and impression," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
(Nicole Herrington) 'Detropia' (No rating, 1 33) A visual caress of postindustrial blight, Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's dreamy documentary about a slowly crumbling Detroit places information and analysis distant seconds to mood and impression.
(Dargis) 'Detropia' (No rating, 1 33) A visual caress of postindustrial blight, Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady's dreamy documentary about a slowly crumbling Detroit places information and analysis distant seconds to mood and impression.
In Ms. Thorvaldsdottir's piece, the strings and woodwinds effectively created a dark atmosphere and the impression of a distant, howling wind early on, before melting into the work's morphing harmonic fabric.
Stark statistics hang on the screen, spiked with archive footage of old car commercials and the 1967 riot, but information and analysis are always distant seconds to mood and impression.
The creature, seen in this artist's impression, was a distant cousin of arthropods, with eyes on stalks and a circular mouth containing interlocking plates that might be best described as a camera shutter of doom.
