Poultry farms are not pleasant places: hundreds of chickens crammed into poorly lit, stinking houses awaiting slaughter.
In another set of disturbing contrasts subtitled "A Dark House" and "A Bright House," a woman who lives in a house poorly lit by a naked bulb receives her husband's beating after she accidentally breaks a utensil; in another house a family is enjoying a happy time, their cheerful mood attributable to the bright and soft light emanating from a fancy desk lamp.
Common safety hazards included the lack of working smoke detectors (65% of the sample), inadequately fenced driveways (55%), hot water temperatures measured at over 60° (49%) and poorly lit access to the house (34%).
Within 10 minutes, you are driving along poorly lit dirt track, the housing a mess of crumbling brickwork and metal shacks.
9.45 PM We pulled into a poorly lit car park behind a housing estate, where Bonx picked up £400 in exchange for half an ounce of heroin.
In addition, a child must be able to clearly see where he or she is walking - some paths leading up to house doors are poorly lit, have stairs or uneven surfaces that children can trip on.
It was what they call a "vertical patrol," the kind of police activity that generally falls to rookie cops assigned to scour the city's high-rise housing projects from rooftop to basement, including the often poorly lit stairwells.
It was a glorious (if poorly lit) celebration of democracy.
"Most of those things are so poorly lit.
They were cramped, poorly lit, and, well, kind of ugly.
THE footage is grainy, poorly lit and almost indecipherable.
