This route limited his exposure to the blurry edges and grainy light of Pictorialist photography, which tried to equal painting by imitating it and was practiced and promoted by Edward Steichen, Clarence White and, initially, Stieglitz.
At emergence, the CL2 seedlings-phenotype varied from a grainy light green to an albino color, and gradually greened during the following days [ 35].
It does the job as effectively as the film itself does — it's all grimy interiors, grainy lighting, and visual assault.
A half-hour later, the Trapp Family Ski Center, a sprawling Bavarian-style lodge, appeared over a rise in the grainy gray light.
(Baldessari arranged for me to see one of the movies he made using some of his students as actors. In it, Hastreiter appears in grainy green light, reciting Norma Desmond's "No one ever leaves a star" lines, from "Sunset Boulevard").
THE footage is grainy, poorly lit and almost indecipherable.
Mr. Charles's film, shot in grainy, low-light video, shows snippets of the comedian's act and provides glimpses of his offstage life, but its main concern is the professional culture of stand-up.
Mr. Charles's film, shot in grainy, low-light video, shows snippets of the act and provides glimpses of Mr. Seinfeld's offstage life, but its main concern is the professional culture of stand-up.
I head upstairs, with a headache and shot nerves from El Furniture's party or die atmosphere, and am immediately soothed by the grainy yellow lighting and a vibe of casual despair.
Lemercier has been expanding into more complex terrains through the use of ambient occlusion, a CG technique "to calculate how exposed each point in a scene is to ambient lighting, resulting in a grainy but uniformly lit landscape".
Since then, Lemercier has been expanding into more complex terrains through the use of ambient occlusion, a CG technique "to calculate how exposed each point in a scene is to ambient lighting, resulting in a grainy but uniformly lit landscape".
