Sentence examples for manipulation of lighting from inspiring English sources

Carrie Mae Weems' 33 toned prints, From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried, appropriates Harvard biologist Louis Agassiz's "Slave Daguerreotypes" from the 1850s, to reveal how Agassiz's manipulation of lighting used the medium of photography to present black people as, "a scientific profile," "a negroid type," "an anthropological debate," and as "mammie, mama, [and] mother," according to Weems.

To enable the dynamic manipulation of lighting and music, the performance space will be augmented with several sensors: physiological sensors worn by a dancer to measure her arousal state, as well as pressure sensors installed in a floor mat to track the dancers' locations and movements.

Photonic crystals allow for the manipulation of light.

"They were concerned with the manipulation of light, and depended on soft-focus, simple compositions".

By the clever manipulation of light, focus and vantage point, Ms. Zirin forces the viewer to rethink initial impressions.

His manipulation of light on objects like walls, chairs and doors transformed the commonplace into charged graphic symbols.

Ito counts photographers such as Roy DeCarava and Helen Levitt, both masters of New York street photography, as influences, especially in the manipulation of light and shadow to create graphic, moody images.

It derives unimaginable power from the manipulation of light waves and the compression of relatively small amounts of energy into impossibly short periods of time.

Filmmaking, on the other hand, is pure invention, a fabrication of verisimilitude through manipulation of light, sound, space, objects, action and dialogue.

Photographs made by using this kind of manipulation of light could have completely abstract shapes or forms or feature recognizable objects.

James Carpenter, a master in the use and manipulation of light, has been involved as collaborating artist in the design of the oculus and the long Dey Street passageway.