Sentence examples for frame a scene from inspiring English sources
The camera translates gestures into commands -- for example, you can hold up both your hands to frame a scene and flick your thumb to take a picture.
On the face of it, he should have taken Hollywood by storm: he wrote commercially successful stories; he knew how to frame a scene; and his dialogue, at least in his best fiction, was smart, sophisticated, evocative.
Big windows in the museum's lobby frame a scene of abundant wildlife on the Elk Refuge, a view that might seem unaltered from the wilderness that the first white settlers saw only 125 years ago.
Over the wood of the shield, one panelled and three circular borders of mosaic frame a scene that may relate to the worship of the planet Venus; it is estimated that nearly 14,000 pieces of turquoise make up the decoration.
The first key to taking good pictures is composition how you frame a scene and then capture it with your camera.
The Swiss Alps shots which frame a scene set inside the fictional Whistle Stop Inn called for the FAB1 model to skate across ice, while scale figures of Alan and Tin-Tin follow the Rolls-Royce on skis.
When Einstein returns home victorious, Serious frames a scene that, literally signposted, could have been made for the pre-talkies.
There is once again a hum of activity on Fox Street, a long string of town houses and apartments framing a scene of commerce and commotion.
They framed a scene in which a baby marine iguana is pursued by racer snakes as a white-knuckle chase between a plucky underdog and a gang of thugs, so that the audience applauds when the little fellow slips their slithery clutches at the 11th hour.
You often can achieve greater photographic expression by framing a scene in a unique way.
Rate-distortion performance of the proposed (McFIS-PVC and McFIS-ASPVC), the conventional HQLTR frame (LTR-PVC) [24, 25] embedding the PVC, the PVC [12], the H.264 with five reference frames (H.264-5Refs H.264-5Refsfrand reference frames using the most common frame in a scene (McFIS-D) [21] for nine standard video sequences.
