The Clover Club Banquet Room by Electric Light, Arranged for Annual Feast in America's Finest Hotel, the Bellevue-Stratford, Phila, U.S.A., gelatin silver stereograph, 1906.
- Digital pictures are made up of hundreds of thousands of tiny dots of light arranged in a grid.
From simple candles at an intimate wedding to elaborate chandeliers at a public event, he paints a room with light, arranging it on tables and around entrances to create atmosphere.
Here Mr. Linyekula stepped in a circle of stage lights arranged on the floor.
Scattered throughout the tracks under Penn Station are railroad signals, essentially traffic lights arranged in varying colors and patterns that convey specific instructions to train operators.
He hung it on the wall of his garage and then spelled out "God Bless America" in lights arranged on his roof.
He positioned himself center stage at his piano under a bank of hot film lights, arranged the Bad Seeds around him, and cranked out an album's worth of breathtakingly sad, improvisational, straight-to-tape songs inspired by his pain.
Laroche says that in 1990 he showed up at the World Bromeliad Conference with an astonishing twelve-by-twenty-five-foot display featuring star-shaped bromeliads, Day-Glo paint, black light, and Christmas lights arranged in the shape of actual constellations.
The concept of Airmageddon is simple: four teams of two compete in various basic tasks – navigating three-dimensional obstacle courses, picking up magnets and putting them down inside a loop of LED lighting arranged artlessly on a concrete floor, that sort of thing – before going head-to-head in a final-round dogfight to the death to decide the winner.
While Mr. Selesnick knelt behind the camera, hood thrown over his head -- the old-fashioned field camera with its bellows and black hood could have easily passed for R.E.C. standard issue -- Mr. Kahn frantically adjusted the lighting, arranged the costumes and hunted for missing props.
As the dancers take up position at the beginning, some on the 21-foot-high, three-tiered scaffolding (by Mimi Lien) to one side of the Kitchen's black-box space, you feel as if they might be about to break into an ironic Riverdance routine, a suspicion amplified by the catchy disco beat that starts up and the bank of lights arranged in an L shape around the stage.
