The other day I noticed the work of Emmanuel Coupe Kalomiris, a landscape photographer known for bird's eye snapshots of Iceland that are so ebullient that they don't even look real (see above and below).
"This study is a bird's-eye snapshot of what is ultimately a very personal and often traumatic experience," he said.
Another useful functionality is the map, which is crucial for large pathways/subnetworks. Picking this option opens up a small and zoomed-out bird's-eye snapshot of the complete visualization.
Those Eisenhower summers reappear in mind's-eye snapshots: a dewy path of pine needles leading down to the pump.
A single voice punctuates a series of harrowing images: the desperate expression in a man's eyes, a snapshot of a revolution.
They're not going to see the next World Cup, so why not do it now?" The evening was an eye-opening snapshot of the depth and passion that make soccer in Africa a religion, a way of life.
The speed with which an animal sees depends on how quickly the light-detecting cells in its eye can capture snapshots of the world and send them to their brain, the authors report.
One of the best things that Lowell wrote, at the end of his life, was "sometimes everything I write / with the threadbare art of my eye / seems a snapshot, / lurid, rapid, garish, grouped, / heightened from life, / yet paralyzed by fact".
After these processes, we studied morphological characteristics of horizontal structures, i.e., length, width, elongation azimuth, and their migration velocities, read by eye using 5 min snapshots like those shown in Fig. 3.
Fig. 6 A snapshot of juvenile eye diversity in insects.
I was really trying to get a sense of true random snapshots, with an eye to the fact that Hal is a professional photographer.
