Sentence examples for lens captures from inspiring English sources

Sadly, yet with eloquence, Pieter Hugo's lens captures that decay.

It's cloud-ready, takes cracking stills and its 170-degree lens captures all the action.

His quest was always for "the decisive moment" – the fleeting image in which the lens captures a life.

Although she doesn't sound anything like Muriel, she looks curiously like her, and the tricksy-arty cinematography through a fisheye lens captures the atmosphere of the Colony rather well.

For the most part, it's appropriate that Thomas Struth creates photographs of monumental scale – as scale itself is an attribute that the artist's cool, precise lens captures and elucidates.

The movie — which was nominated for six Oscars on Tuesday — is a portrait of the life of an artist, and Anderson's lens captures sumptuous images of the designer and his staff at work: cutting luxurious fabric, smoothing perfect seams, tweaking structured collars.

His lens captured the intellectual lights of the Harlem Renaissance and the belligerent members of the Universal Negro Improvement Association, founded in 1917 by Marcus Garvey.

But an examination of inaugural-week customs provides more than a sharp lens capturing the country's striking political, technological and sociological shifts.

In the end, Alice McDermott's "Enough" is a portrait of a woman filtered through a sensory lens, capturing the life of the body, replete with exultation and ache.

In Brasília, the capital, a news photographer's lens captured a plume of smoke from fireworks rising above the vast lawn of the Esplanade of Ministries, near the National Congress building, where a small group of demonstrators had gathered.

"His lens captured every detail: the coating of dust on the soldier's skin and his fingers, the contrasting sheen of the gun metal... the shadow of his helmet that fell across his face above his staring eyes".