They consist entirely of thin strips of raw canvas woven into patterns whose shifting intricacies are further complicated or obscured by light and shift as you move around them.
The sun so obscured, the light is a blue gray, with clouds all around save for a miles-wide clearing.
The sky itself had taken on a milky hue, the moon's powerful glow having obscured the light of the stars.
The apparent magnitude of 3.73 can make it difficult to observe from an urban area with the unaided eye, because the night skies over cities are obscured by light pollution.
As city skies become increasingly obscured with artificial light, amateur astronomers are struggling to see the stars.
Touching on issues of displacement and immigration, the work also hints at the vagaries of memory, in images that have been fragmented, cropped, or all but obscured by reflected light.
His production is set in a vast grey room, containing but a single wardrobe, and yet for all its apparent sturdiness, the room is soon overhung by a desperately creepy, nest-like assemblage of sticks, sucked into darkness, obscured by dim light and overpowered by a sound design that merges the unique soundtrack of Australian wilderness with ghostly singing and horror-worthy orchestrations.
Vitaris wrote positively of the episode's filming, writing, "visually, the episode looks good but the scenes in the hangar are eye-poppers, with doors slowly opening and aliens walking forward, obscured by bright light".
In Fig. 5 e) the phrenic nerve is obscured under white light by attached parietal pleura.
RED HOOK is one of those rare New York neighborhoods where the stars aren't completely obscured by city lights.
