Sentence examples for vertical image from inspiring English sources

Because the magazine's cover required a vertical image, editors used early computer software to push the pyramids closer together than they appeared in the original film photograph.

Even simpler, but equally dreamy, is another weathered box, "Hotel de l'Étoile" (1950), which holds only a long, vertical image of a deep blue sky rife with thousands of tiny pinpoints of light.

Very few of the latter make a stand-alone impact; one exception is a red-and-white spray-painted canvas whose rippling vertical image evokes both the stability of a postmodern building and the accident of a slipped gingham napkin.

Although Winogrand shot more than 5,000 photographs at the convention, it is believed that only one of them — the vertical image of John F. Kennedy accepting the nomination (above) — was ever printed.

The vertical image is then chopped into small slices representing 15 s of satellite time (∼103 km long ground distance).

A naive method that removes all the coefficients in this region will damage meaningful vertical image pixels rather than scratch.

The scanners fire X-rays in a series of rotations around the torso, generating thousands of narrow vertical images.

The two vertical images of the assembly line were made using a tilt-shift lens and three separate exposures.

Tracking a dog as it runs behind a picket fence, all that your eyes receive is separated vertical images of the dog, with large slices missing.

The mostly vertical images of pedestrians in dapper suits and fanciful skirts mingle with short descriptions of the clothing and back stories about the wearers.

The play was shown in letter-box format (with black bands across the top and bottom of the screen), to provide stark vertical images, some looking into deep, lavishly assembled sets.