Sentence examples for into silhouettes from inspiring English sources

As they do so, there is a moment when the overhead lighting turns them into silhouettes.

In high dynamic range (HDR) situations like this, photographs will either come out with an overexposed sky (turning it white) or an underexposed family (turning them into silhouettes).

For women, he had more fun and introduced things like tulip skirts and tunics, leading fashion into silhouettes that shocked and then lasted.

Here, though, the lines and shapes snap into silhouettes of human figures in a restaurant, grouped around red tabletops, suggesting a kind of deconstructed Edward Hopper painting.

F.G. Furs has produced furs for Valentino, Burberry, John Galliano, Bally, Gianfranco Ferré and even the footwear company Casadei, all based on designs by Mr. Gioia that then were shaped into silhouettes by the fashion houses.

The Surface Textiles graduate used Chinese inks to dye faux-fur, which she then built into silhouettes inspired by Chinese architecture and hand-stitched ethnic bells and beads on each piece.

Mr. Hall's lighting for both puts dancers sometimes into silhouette, sometimes into shade.

The stacked china on the blanket conjures up abrupt changes in fortunes; the figures in the background suggest a certain chaos; and the rooflines of the city, thrown into silhouette by the sunlight, at first resemble ruins.

As the sun fell toward New Jersey, it pushed the Manhattan skyline into silhouette, poured an orange light over the Brooklyn Bridge anchorage and drew a sigh from Ms. Krolik.

The river goes from black to grey to red and the Verrazano, that miracle of 1970s bridgework, is suddenly cast into silhouette.

By night, however, the walls turned into iridescent pink and yellow backdrops, and turned all those people into framed silhouettes.