"radiant light" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a bright and dazzling type of light. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing a natural phenomenon or an artificial source of light. Example: The sunrise over the ocean was a breathtaking sight, with the radiant light casting a golden glow over the water.
Radiant light plays across these images, further binding the elements together.
The light seems off, though it is a radiant light and a beautiful day.
The world in an Adams photograph is filled with variegated shadow and tone, crisp texture and radiant light.
The advances in colour photography encouraged directors to show Awashima's complexion in radiant light, but it is the mother-daughter relationship that is everything in this film.
Unlike the characteristically dark interiors of Terborch, however, Vermeer bathed this remarkably private scene in a radiant light that streams in from an open window.
Glass, in any case, is far more "contextual" than masonry for waterfront locations: its reflective surface mirrors that of water; it yields a more radiant light.
Mr. Reggie is not a fan of creating radiant lighting effects and model-perfect skin using post-production techniques.
With rich colors and sharp tonal contrasts, of radiant lights and glowing darks, they conjoin images of vaguely antique landscapes, domestic scenes, crowds, a palatial interior, and hints of Socialist Realism (idealized nurses and a doctor inspect an X-ray).
You will find that most of the saved heavenly hosts will first hear about Christianity shortly after being led by cherubic choirs through the dark and tubular portal of death upward to the radiant lights on the borderlines of paradise.
You will find that most of the saved heavenly hosts will first hear about Islam shortly after being led by cherubic choirs through the dark and tubular portal of death upward to the radiant lights on the borderlines of paradise.
Using long exposures, Mr. Sugimoto turned theater screens showing feature-length movies into quadrangles of radiant white light, the auditoriums into empty, silent, worshipful spaces.
