The phrase "visual splendor" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is visually impressive or beautiful. Example: The gardens at the palace were a sight to behold, with rows of colorful flowers and intricate landscaping creating a visual splendor that left visitors in awe.
The visual splendor is part of the fantasy that the producers hope to present.
He understood, however, that the visual splendor of contemporary games doesn't diminish his foundational work.
The storytelling in "Watermark" is low in exposition and high in visual splendor.
Yet none of the visual splendor was able to compensate for a sense of emotional distance.
Mr. McKenzie has struck a solid balance, emphasizing visual splendor and dramatic values.
Both sides have pull, but despite the visual splendor and obvious earnest intentions of "The Force Awakens," my own prospects for joy in it seem mostly doomed.
The myth is that amid the visual splendors of transcendental nature there is no "refuse" — no devastation, no collapse, no erosion, no rot; no (seeming) effort, struggle, defeat, death.
I've only seen "Hugo" once, and from far back (the screening was really crowded and I was the happy beneficiary of fellow critic Glenn Kenny's last reserved seat in a most festive row), so I'm sure that its visual splendors still hold secrets awaiting an up-close look.
Part of the pleasure of the first sections is their relative straightforwardness, particularly "1-6," which, through artfully edited visual splendors — a talking skeleton, a walking cat, a spinning record — creates a graceful meditation on cinema as motion, as material, as perfection.
Since its inception at the turn of the millennium, Sensation events have been famous not just for hosting a plethora of notable performers-a repertoire of names that resembles a DJ Mag Top 100 list-but also for the visual splendor-think Cirque du Soleil meets Ibiza.
It will be the visual splendors, the eerie jungle-like setting and the city of San Francisco, most of it photographed in the forests near Vancouver and then in New Orleans.
