Z-series projections were created using Image J (available from the NIH at rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/index.html), saved as RGB images, and assembled into montages in Adobe Photoshop (Adobe, San Jose, CA).
Her wall installation in the gallery's entrance effectively carries this spatial montage into three dimensions.
Whether he's collecting butterflies in the summer of his Berlin Childhood, tracing the spine of Balzac's La Peau de Chagrin as he unpacks his library, or wandering the streets of Paris, the images of his world linger, even as they cut, with the speed of montage, into passages of brilliant criticism.
Just like that the experience for me transformed from a superhero training montage into a body-horror nightmare.
This time included the removal of the loader from the light microscope, the immersion of the montage into a cryoprotectant consisting of 20% BSA, and the loading process into the HPF apparatus.
Around her bright voice were pop's riches of the New World: broad choruses, dance grooves, hand-clapping, bossa nova, little chunks of metal guitar, boogaloo and ska and grainy sound montages edited into the bubbly flow.
Just as Rauschenberg drew together the city's trash into enigmatic "Combines" and represented history in haunting collages, Pynchon collects innumerable cultural artefacts into his fictions and weaves them into montages of modern history.
One prisoner with a camera and a laptop serves as photographer, taking pictures of fellow inmates and Photoshopping them into montages, like one in which they're seen leaning against a Hummer.
The third episode is lousy (and devolves into lectures that are chopped into montages).
Waving grasses, floral forms and brightly painted houses are assembled into abstract montages of shape and color.
He was a good interviewer with people he admired, but in some of the show's most memorable segments he relied on search technology — in particular, his staff's ability to cull clips and spin them into brutal montages — to expose lies that might have gone unremarked upon.
