Sentence examples for lens look from inspiring English sources

Later in the film, you see a lot of the UN's interiors, which through the lens look much like the kind of buildings Zaha Hadid is designing today (North By Northwest is one of her favourite films).

The use of telephoto lenses to narrow in on the action and the occasional appearance of light flares in the lens look forward to techniques more associated with Sam Peckinpah in the '70s than with Ford in the '50s, and they introduce a rough, unfinished quality that contrasts effectively with the cosmic serenity of Ford's wide landscape shots.

In fact the whole process and procedure has its own internal rhythm and musicality to it:open the lens, look, focus, make a light reading, set the aperture, set the shutter speed, close the lens, cock the shutter, place the film holder into position, pull out the dark-slide, wait … expose the film, turn the dark-slide around to indicate exposed, return it into the film holder, finish.

The lens looks to the left, then to the right.

"We had a market-risk lens looking at those products, not the credit-risk lens looking at those products," Mr. Crittenden said.

He, too, adopts a comparative lens, looking at Canada, the United States and Mexico.

"We had a market risk lens looking at those products, not the credit risk lens," he said.

How can we accuse Avedon of looking down on these folk, when his lens looks them straight in the eye?

"It just caught my eye that there was, you know, a camera lens looking directly at me".

The EP-1 ($800 with a 3X zoom lens) looks and feels like nothing else on the market.

His favorite is to coat the underwater housing port (the part the lens looks through) with dish washing detergent, which is then allowed to dry.