The technicians aligned three lightsheets to illuminate different focal planes for volumetric imaging.

At the festival, a group of lightskins gathered near the lanterns to take photos.

As a lightskin, Jordan often navigated assumptions about race and privilege.

At the festival, the dancers wore lightskirts that changed color with the music.

Victorian etiquette books sometimes used the term lightskirt to denounce women who flouted moral expectations.

The parish records noted that every household owed a lightscot each winter to keep the church lamps burning.