diffuse shadow

There was a grunt, and a diffuse shadow fell across the ice.

The small animal shrieked and struggled again when Snake's diffuse shadow passed over it.

It was a diffuse shadow of himself.

The procession marched closer, globes casting diffuse shadows along the ground.

A single candle had been lit on the bedside table and it created diffuse shadows on the wall.

Diffusion gels soften the light in order to reduce or diffuse shadows or glare.

"Radiosity," a new approach to lighting, let illustrators create the same diffuse shadows and soft luminescence they found in photography.

Soft light refers to light that tends to "wrap" around objects, casting diffuse shadows with soft edges.

She threw a cape over her nightdress, sandals on her feet, went out into the night, three moons from the top of the sky casting diffused shadows under every tree.

Discreetly dim lighting caresses the ocher facades of its Renaissance houses, gently picking out their gilded moldings and finials, and throwing diffused shadows from the wrought-iron trade signs.

And then there was grass under the soft slippers on her feet, a dome that glowed blue-black over her head, scored by a great diffuse shadow, a shadow cast by Tycho's rim mountains.

At 10:28 a.m., even where distant buildings beyond our site and control cast diffuse shadows, the public will see a dramatic and sharp ray of light defining the southern elevation of the Wedge of Light plaza."

Crysis 3 will utilize some of the newest features of CryEngine 3, such as displacement mapping, particle and volumetric fog shadows, improved dynamic cloth and vegetation, dynamic caustics, improved area lighting and diffuse shadows.

His eyes were adjusting to the darker darkness of the room, so that the skylight that played across the roof of the conservatory and the grounds in the distance, mottled though it was by the diffused shadows of broken clouds, made them appear almost sunlit.