Sentence examples for hard daylight from inspiring English sources

This shot is side-lit, filtered hard daylight with a black card behind and to the left.

The house was even bigger in the hard daylight — a wall of glass two stories high, a walk-in fireplace, log decks and trusses and columns.

These screens use up the battery very quickly, and can also be hard to view in strong daylight, so it may be worth checking the camera also has a traditional viewfinder.

Mark London's lighting designs are a fugue of hard, glistening daylight and dense shadow.

During the night it started to rain, making travelling along the small tracks even harder at daylight.

Now, five years later, it's hard to find much daylight on fiscal issues between "establishment" conservatives such as McConnell and "insurgent" conservatives like Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky ., who endoR-Ky .im.

Alligators are harder to spot in daylight, without the giveaway of the reflective eyes.

The OLED screen is much harder to see in daylight when compared to the iPhone's screen.

"I, a strong and active man, in broad daylight, found it a hard matter to pass," he later wrote.

But by daylight it's hard not to mock her own overblown emotions.

As observant Muslims, he and Doa refrained from food and water during Ramadan's daylight hours – a hard task in their line of work.