These are the kind of shots shown off in ominous, rich colors, in the brief reel titled VERSUS.
For all the warnings and the ominous-looking colors on the television weather maps, for all the jokes about a "snowpocalypse," only light snow was falling when most New Yorkers turned out the lights and went to bed on Tuesday.
In one of Kunisada's most striking triptychs, from 1851, the drama of a Kabuki scene (acted by Ichikawa Kodanji IV, Kumesaburo III and Onoe Kikujiro II) is heightened by the slashing diagonals of his composition and the ominous, blood-red color of the long, unwound sash that visually links the three characters.
It was lovely and ominous, like a Mark Rothko color-field canvas, and it felt like the right kind of stretch.
Soon, villagers attending the fair begin to gossip about them, their hostility underscored by a shift in Stefan Woinke's lighting from festive colors to ominous dark blue, as the villagers, frozen in place, are menacingly outlined in black.
There was the color scheme: An ominous palette of grays and blacks when your too-early alarm clock had you hoping for a primary-color sunrise.
GREGORY CREWDSON The mood of Crewdson's big new color photographs is vaguely ominous but awfully familiar.
Instead of just being a traditional broken home narrative, Sully's bleak story is complemented by a well-defined ominous mood and a beautifully muted color palette.
Ms. Beiner said that lack of color makes "Organic Dissolution" her most ominous work to date.
Lobel asked them to paint it a dull silver color, to give it a suitably ominous sheen.
