Sentence examples for tinged light from inspiring English sources

As you can see from the orange tinged light, we got him just outside the festival gates as he headed home after spending over an hour signing books.

The only guy in it is dressed like an accountant from the seventies, and he's filmed in a sort of tinged light so it looks even more like he's in the seventies.

Showing them, in fact, in a green-tinged light.

In the haunting green-tinged light of his video camera's night vision, he is wearing a knit cap and films his face in extreme close-up.

So with the honey-tinged light already glowing in predawn splendor, and my own chance of sleep long gone, I piled a few possessions on the errant tent corner to hold it down and walked the ship.

Thus it was that I found myself in the pink-tinged light of a cold March morning in Tuscany setting out, or, more prosaically, sitting down, to become someone else.

The Pat Metheny Group's Geffen debut in 1987 saw them continue the samba-tinged light rock, with songs such as Minuana (six-eight) and Third Wind remaining a fixture of his set list to this day.

The judiciously timed bursts of music -- Shostakovich's "Jazz Suite, Waltz 2" and Beatles songs -- fit just right with long patches of silence that seem to absorb and refract Michael Giannitti's golden-tinged light.

His Berlin street scenes - with their hookers and flneurs, the emptiness of the crossing at Innsbruck Street, the green-tinged light and the trams on Nollendorf Square - make the viewer feel as vulnerable and inconsequential as the naked young men in that shower.

The next room, devoted to exploration of the planet Mars, also really set the scene -- simulated rock formations surrounded us, and the reddish-tinged light gave the feeling of being beneath the red planet's salmon-pink skies.

Costumes and the red-tinged lighting design are by Mr. Gat.