Sentence examples for master of depth from inspiring English sources

An early master of depth of field effects, he constructs vibrant, fully articulated spaces that thrum with movement in foreground and background, creating the sense of a living world that spills over the borders of the frame.

Some demand lightning-fast reflexes and the commitment it takes to master the depth of their controls.

Adams was a master of tonal light, and the depth of this image and its flawless composition place it somewhere between the intimate and the expansive.

The Cuvier's beaked whale is a master of the ocean's crushing depths.

Boris shows altogether more breadth and depth as a master of ceremonies.

As these paintings show, Watteau had an eye for surfaces, and depicted with love and fascination the high artifice on which performance runs (it also made him just the man to depict the outings, picnics, and society romances of the day) — but he was also a master of psychology, whose images plumb the depths of feelings that those spectacles, whether public or intimate, represent.

Bathophobia- Fear of depth.

What kind of depth?

There is little sense of depth.

One problem is a lack of depth.

Of depth?