Any moving illuminated objects, such as cars, will be transformed into appealing trails of light blazing across your image – a result of the limited available ambient light and slow shutter speeds.
And "Irish Amateur Film" applauds the sets and scenery, attributing the work, however, to the director even though the sisters received onscreen credit: "Not only has Mr. Farrell secured some very beautiful exteriors in Co. Wicklow and in Dublin, but he has been very successful in his London exteriors, particularly the glimpses of the moving illuminated signs" (8).
We hope that you find these war stories as moving and illuminating as we do.
A curious melancholy pervades "Won't You Be My Neighbor?," Morgan Neville's moving and illuminating new documentary.
And so, for equally sure, does the BBC when it produces such deft, confident, moving and illuminating work as this.
"Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures From the National Museum, Kabul" was moving and illuminating at the National Gallery of Art in Washington in 2008.
There have been many moving and illuminating stories about the victims of the marathon attack, and the people who selflessly came to their aid, but this is not one of them.
"Both Directions at Once" is different; it's moving and illuminating, as it fills in some of the background and middle range of Coltrane's career, but it doesn't hold a place in the foreground of his career or his discography.
These combine for an autonomous structure that creates energy from sunlight and responds to those around it with moving and illuminating parts, making it appear as though it were breathing.
Moving targets illuminated by a radar system contain frequency modulations caused by the time-varying delay occurring between the target and the sensor.
