starburst
1
5.5
- noun
- /ˈstɑːrˌbɜrst/
- Specialized
:
efecto de estallido
- By carefully moving so the sun was just peeking over the edge of the cut in the mesa, I forced a starburst even with the clouds.
No more fake lashes issues and trust me when I say to do the starburst effect, which is how I like to start small here.
- No more fake lashes issues and trust me when I say to do the starburst effect, which is how I like to start small here.
Examples
-
As I moved away from the mesa, you can see what the clouds do to the starburst.
Blog text (27) -
But with camera eyes, I say a very cool starburst to be made on a cool formation.
Blog text (27) -
Now how did I know where to walk to in order to get this starburst?
Blog text (27) -
There are a couple of things you need to make a starburst.
Blog text (27) -
Imagine a Fourth of July fireworks, a starburst in the night sky.
Academic text (2010) -
And you see that you get this incredible kind of starburst effect that goes on that the lashes just look incredible.
-
No more fake lashes issues and trust me when I say to do the starburst effect, which is how I like to start small here.
-
I went there because with the clouds, I wouldn't have a clean starburst but rather a big bright smudge.
Blog text (27) -
The photographer captured a stunning starburst effect around the sun, creating beautiful rays of light in the image.
-
During the festival, the sky lit up with a spectacular starburst of fireworks that enchanted the audience.
Synonyms
4
7.7
A bright, sparkling light in the night sky like a star
1
4.1
A bright beam of sunlight that appears when the sun comes out from behind clouds
How Bright
- Specialized
1
5.5
- Specialized
5
7.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Starburst comes from star plus burst, and the idea is light 'bursting' into rays from a bright point. That is why photographers use starburst for the effect where a bright light sends out sharp rays in a photo.