Sentence examples for flash reflected from inspiring English sources

The framing was typically horrible and the flash reflected off of a cabinet behind my son.

The photos where the flash reflected off the lenses, making it look as if there were just white holes where my eyes should have been.

Even small flashes often have adjustable reflectors, for example, to illuminate an indoor subject by the flash reflected from the ceiling or walls.

Then a light source: the flattering beam of a backlit window or a bursting supernova of flash reflected in a bathroom mirror, as preparations are under way for a night out.

"Cornered" (2006) features Ms. Semmel crouching nude before a mirror, while three other large canvases in the "The Lucid Eye" use a camera flash reflected in the mirror as one of their primary devices.

To enforce the rule, North Korean soldiers are stationed every few hundred yards, holding red flags at their sides, to be raised if they see a camera lens or flash reflected in a bus window.

The red-eye effect, which can spoil an otherwise good photograph, is caused when the camera's flash reflects off blood vessels in the back of a subject's retinas, resulting in the appearance of glowing red eyes.

A possible explanation for this apparent paradox is that the reduction in reproducibility of responses to the full-field flash reflects a change in preference toward more complex visual stimuli.

Humans get red-eye, and dogs get green-eye when the flash reflects off the back of the eye.

Venus looked emotional when it ended in the fading light, the camera flashes reflecting off the twin trophies they held aloft in the Royal Box.

However, when a single flash is accompanied by two beeps, there is a large increase in the probability of reporting multiple flashes, reflecting the SIFI (Fig.  1a).