(A, D, G ) Transmitted light pictures of antennal excerpts.
A team led by Jan van Paradijs of the University of Amsterdam took a visible-light picture of the same part of the sky shortly afterwards.
Here, as in the other films she has directed, the camera is little more than a machine that takes nicely lighted pictures of the designer items, the actors included, which she has amassed and, with the exacting attention of an interior decorator, prettily arranged inside the frame.
"To make this unique momentariness experienceable it is possible to interactively create a unique light picture that covers the factors of matter, compass direction and time".
If you have a problem with what I've said here, feel free to light a picture of me on fire and throw it on stage.
I was 18 and had begun puberty in the 1980s, so I'd been taught that having unprotected sex even once meant you'd die of AIDS within six months and your mom would have to light a picture of your face on fire in front of the White House and disown your memory in a special ceremony.
The biopsy showed a light microscopic picture of MPGN.
(a) Light microscopic picture of a cortex (Ctx -Ventral Tegmental Area (VTA) Ctx -Ventralrown on a planar microelecTegmentalAreaMEA).
The visual swirls of red light highlighting pictures of the band members along with the endless light imagery of flowing blue water merged nicely with the fluidity of the music.
While Americans took from French Impressionism its least challenging aspects -- the high-keyed colors, busy brushwork and effects of light in pictures of rural landscapes or domestic bliss -- they retreated in horror from the visceral sensuality and the social complexities of modern urban life that were also inextricably bound up in French Impressionism.
"We didn't want to have panning shots of historical landscapes in the morning light; or pictures of portraits, focusing in closer and closer; or Garrison Keillor reading letters," he said, adding quickly, "Not that there's anything wrong with that".
