Sentence examples for styles of shooting from inspiring English sources
Briley moved briskly through the lesson: we compared ammunition malfunctions (a hang fire versus a squib load), defensive rounds (the hollow point versus the full-metal jacket), and styles of shooting (the Weaver stance versus the isosceles).
They all have different styles of shooting and that's what a bride and groom need to take a look at before they decide.
There are many popular styles of shooting glasses that you can pick; shooting ranges will often have eye protection that you can borrow or rent.
We've created a style of shooting video for office space that's really never existed.
Even in this era of digital photography, Weber sticks to an old-school style of shooting with film, multiple cameras at the ready.
Two of Hollywood's most progressive directors, James Cameron and Peter Jackson, are pushing forward with a new style of shooting that they say will make 3-D movies easier to watch.
He developed a style of shooting from the ground looking up, with towers crowding the edges of his images, creating a surreal tunnel effect that ends in odd geometric shapes.
March 21 , 1889San Diego, California February 5, 1943 Los Angeles, California W.S. Van Dyke, byname of Woodbridge Strong Van Dyke II (born March 21 , 1889 San Diego, California, U.S. died February 5, 1943, Los Angeles, California) American director who was a reliable craftsman known for his quick and efficient style of shooting.
"The style of shooting in Slumdog Millionaire was completely different from that of Indian cinema," says Cyrus Bharucha, director and now professor at the Whistling Woods International film school in Mumbai.
This is not only because Mr Cheney's tragicomic accident seemed to sum up his style of shooting first and asking questions later (hence a torrent of jokes about Mr Cheney's insistence that he was right to shoot despite the failure to find quail in the bushes).
I'm a "focus, then frame" kind of guy, and this camera worked very well with my style of shooting.
