The results reveal not just cityscapes — they reveal ourselves.
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Of course, ketubot graphics aren't limited to nature or cityscapes.
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Odom went on to hit up CityScapes Gentlemen's Club in Queens.
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Industrial Berlin cityscapes become overbearingly emotional, strangely nostalgic despite seeming unfamiliarity.
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I see a lot of religious art, portraiture, landscapes, and cityscapes.
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Cityscapes Collection, slate servers $20, wood boards $25 to $30, jkadams.
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Most, by all appearances, have done so, creating eerily deserted cityscapes.
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But it could be other things, too: buildings, plants, cityscapes, trees.
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Dirty grey cityscapes hide pockets of extravagent parties you're not invited to.
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Scrutinize the cityscapes painted on rickshaws and you will note an irony.
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Some vandals take the simple route, spreading mild messages across various cityscapes.
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Wilson's semi-rural cityscapes, many set in seaside ports, permanently influenced Resika.
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Cue shots of missing persons posters, abandoned cityscapes, and forlorn-looking Avengers.
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But we'll always be here, subliminally making these cityscapes that bit more beautiful.
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You don't build massive armies, backed by cityscapes jammed with barracks and factories.
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Gangs of colorful cyberpunk characters roam across the relics and rubble of crumbling cityscapes.
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The visuals were mostly grim, grey cityscapes, and the violence was brutal, not balletic.
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Here we find small landscapes, still lifes and cityscapes, both in oil and ink.
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This exhibit imagines the New York of the future, using interactive maps and cityscapes.
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Trump is seizing on these new cityscapes to prod Democrats like New York Gov.
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The show also features unforgettable portraits and cityscapes, though heaven remains the focal point.
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Cities conquered the landscape; several images in the show might well be called cityscapes.
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His invented cityscapes are one of his greatest achievements, as are his invented landscapes.
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I've done this with Georgia O'Keeffe's paintings, René Magritte's portraits, Giorgio de Chirico's cityscapes.
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The club where 6ix9ine was hanging out is called CityScapes, and is located in Maspeth.
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Architects are surely aware of the fictional cyberpunk cityscapes of Blade Runner and The Incal.
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As for the video, premiering above, Wootton's visage flickers between nocturnal cityscapes and butterflied imagery.
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They paint the things they wish they could see: sunsets, meadows, cityscapes and their homes.
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They offer sandy landscapes, cityscapes and people, either pausing for the camera or on the move.
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However, you can also get some interesting cityscapes and nature shots if the conditions are right.
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Even though the cityscapes she explores are futuristic and multicultural, they have their foundations in Japan.
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His work features surreal construction formations, endless shanty towns, and cityscapes that disappear into the haze.
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Lamar was photographed hanging with friends and staffers at CityScapes Gentlemen's Club in Queens on Tuesday night.
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With an open platform, third-party developers can provide countless cityscapes, vehicle dynamics models and traffic scenarios.
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A self-taught cosplay photographer is receiving plenty of attention for his stunning takes on regular cityscapes.
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We've seem plenty of awesome tilt-shift shots before—from cityscapes to aircraft carriers to space itself.
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A wall folds open like a spreading hand fan while cityscapes fragment into whirring, shifting fractal forms.
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We saw a handful of creative shots, ranging from flipped cityscapes and sunsets to reflections in puddles.
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According to several studies, millennials have typically preferred bustling downtown cityscapes with shops and cafés at every turn.
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Most of these paintings are anchored by phantasmagorical cityscapes, an exilic vision of an elegant, eerie urban world.
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At the same time, the neon-lit cityscapes of synthwave visuals are populated with red-eyed cyborg death squads.
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He's brought amazing cityscapes into our lives, because artistic achievement in one medium was just not enough for him.
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The ultrawide camera is ideal for sweeping landscapes or cityscapes, and lets you capture significantly more in the frame.
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Detached skyscrapers float in the sky, cityscapes face their mirrors, and illuminated buildings become a geometric matrix of lights.
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With 135,000 Instagram followers, Robles is known for his stunning photographs of dancers performing against cityscapes and urban backgrounds.
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The skyscrapers that shape many of the world's most recognisable cityscapes would not exist without fast and safe lifts.
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Any unfamiliar context such as ruined cityscapes or particularly religious or cultural symbols are not present in the photo.
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John Portman, an architect and developer, revolutionized hotel designs with soaring futuristic atriums and transformed cityscapes around the world.
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An unsettling aftermath haunts many of the cityscapes, with shots of flame-scarred brick buildings and litter-strewn courtyards.
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Both etchings are by Samuel L. Margolies, who is best known for his New York cityscapes from the 22000s.
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The thirteen months that Davis spent in Paris, starting in 1928, yielded flattened, potently charming cityscapes in toothsome colors.
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The last of the Golden Week holidays, Children's Day sees neighborhoods and cityscapes adorned with colorful koinobori carp streamers.
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In that series, she showed cityscapes devoid of human figures, the setting as vessel for the emotions in play.
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This holds true even in his landscapes and cityscapes, whose mute, resistant structures seem anthropomorphized, surrendering themselves to Brandt's gaze.
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Any good sparkly, KiraKira+ moment typically catches our attention while scrolling through the usual Instagram sea of cityscapes and lattes.
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Vectorman fights through the ruins of humanity's cityscapes in an attempt to make it safe for the return of mankind.
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When one studies the drawings in Prose Architectures, one can often discern cityscapes, landscapes, and the cross-sections of structures.
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Riekeles, for his part, sees an interesting "semantic loop" between anime's cityscapes and contemporary architecture concerning the film Tokyo Scanner.
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The cityscapes that line the horizon, also submerged, mysterious, occulted into an unknowable darkness, are a reflection of the format.
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Known for recreating the effects of fluorescent, neon, and diffused light, Gniewek's Hopper-esque cityscapes often capture moments of isolation.
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People also tend to view cityscapes mainly as obstacles for wild species, like the birds that get stuck circling the Sept.
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In time, I grew to become more surrealistic — waterfalls in the middle of Chicago, moon shaped cityscapes and of course, giraffes.
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And it's the centrality of towers, in particular, that is particularly striking when thinking about the power of architecture over cityscapes.
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Self-taught by watching "a gazillion YouTube tutorials", Melbourne-based video installation artist Tristan Jalleh creates vast, imagined cityscapes and environments.
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In El Norte, the Spanish-colonized parts of the Southwest, both types of counties — empty desert or booming cityscapes — voted Democratic.
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Next door, Scout deals midcentury furnishings and funky finds as well as Impressionist Chicago cityscapes by the local artist Chuck Meyers.
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Born in Poland, Hammerman was an unschooled painter of cityscapes and scenes of Jewish life who emigrated from Vienna in 1937.
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As record rainfall swept through the state's cityscapes and pushed billions of gallons of runoff out to sea, water quality plummeted.
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Urban Warfare's cityscapes offer the most dramatic change to combat, funnelling these massive machines through claustrophobic canyons of steel and concrete.
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Abandoning the toys his parents had saved up all year to buy for him, he'd build cityscapes with the packaging instead.
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He preferred to capture impersonal cityscapes from high vantage points, and the streets of Paris when drenched in rain, fog or snow.
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She has a flare that acts as a very well-calibrated wayfinder, guiding her through cityscapes and seas by boat and foot.
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He made his statement while slicing and gluing strips of plastic to make a small skyscraper for one of his fantastical cityscapes.
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From birds-eye cityscapes to spectacular shots of the planet at sunrise, here's a roundup of some of Peake's most memorable images.
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The story begins in Barcelona, Spain, where Mr. Martin, the artist, was born and raised, which gives his detailed cityscapes added authenticity.
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Using a printer, spray paint, and glue, Le Proux constructs three-dimensional paper sculptures of cars, globes, auditorium bleachers, and entire cityscapes.
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Its propeller-powered machines dominate global markets and buzz regularly over beaches, cityscapes at sunset and increasingly, power plants and government installations.
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But it builds considerable emotional force across its two hours, and its scrupulously researched depictions of 1940s cityscapes and lifestyles are engrossing.
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A few lesser-known names, including the intriguing Israeli painter Yigal Ozeri, hang cheek-by-jowl with marmoreal interiors and ghastly cityscapes.
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Architecture and genetics: Both Sosnowska and Deball offer deconstructed building blocks for the ways nature and cityscapes may be constructed and engineered.
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Cityscapes, landscapes, seascapes, interiors and exteriors combined, his subjects are familiar yet tweaked to bring out their strangeness, or heightened with chromatic intensity.
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The camera moves from sunlit cityscapes and open skies to deserted offices and subway platforms, the song tugging it through a quiet night.
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Mirror's Edge Catalyst is especially well suited to the feature, with its sweeping cityscapes acting as a perfect canvas for dramatic, immersive composition.
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Looking into the various categories of images, EyeEm Vision was the most accurate for cityscapes, people/sports, nature and animals (all at 83%).
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As an adult, she'll go on spent time planning (then executing) a complex plan of revenge across brilliantly designed museums, palaces, and cityscapes.
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It unfolds in the future—a less convincing future, it must be said, than that foretold by "Blade Runner," with its jostling cityscapes.
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Organized by Curator Sarah Suzuki with Curatorial Assistant Hillary Reder, the exhibition includes both cityscapes and single buildings, dating back to the 113s.
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Bright already felt pretty much like a really bad, racist knock-off of Tithe, a well-respected YA novel that brought fairies into cityscapes.
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Children's shows like Power Rangers, Pokémon, and Invader Zim had episodes taken off the air due to scenes where buildings and cityscapes were destroyed.
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The content in the subscription library, which offers VideoBlocks customers unlimited downloads, mostly focuses on the cityscapes of New York City and Los Angeles.
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Taking control of one character at a time—and occasionally switching perspectives—you'll explore the vibrant cityscapes of Tokyo's Kamurocho and Osaka's Sotenbori, respectively.
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This issue of VICE features an unseen selection of Delfino's almost pattern-like international cityscapes and the quiet, intimate details he finds within them.
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Some might think of the industrial buildings obsessively cataloged by Bernd and Hilla Becher, or the vacant cityscapes of Thomas Struth and Masataka Nakano.
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The building also sponsors a rotating art gallery, with oil paintings of cityscapes and landscapes by Brad Marshall now on display in the lobby.
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So the forum made the best of the situation and asked the three North Koreans to take photographs of cityscapes and museums in Beijing.
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"The portability of it enables individuals to inject this consumer product into the usual backdrops for Instagrammable content: beachscapes, cityscapes, campgrounds," Ms. Duffy said.
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There are so many things I genuinely loved about it: its colorful, wacky world, full of aliens and wild cityscapes and bananas production design.
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Cityscapes are populated with dark structures rendered in sharp angles, standing in stark contrast to the unimaginative doodles that represent buildings in the graphic novel.
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The hedgehog blazes through neon cityscapes, requiring your input at just the right time to avoid an enemy or obstacle and keep that momentum going.
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The Norrhassel collection includes photographs that can fit into a wide range of aesthetics, and includes landscapes, cityscapes, black-and-white photos and colorful ones.
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The production does well on a small budget, with projections of cityscapes and silhouettes on sheets hanging from clotheslines evoking the supposedly breathless action scenes.
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And the month before, Mr. Tejada and an unnamed partner took part in an armed robbery of a victim who was parked outside of CityScapes.
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Cityscapes are so embedded in the life of our nations that any major event that happens in them has inadvertent historical resonance and additional meaning.
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While he was growing up in the modern cityscapes of southern China, I was discovering the world from within the boundaries of small-town Vermont.
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Each winter, toy locomotives bolt through indoor New York cityscapes with miniature buildings fashioned from seeds, pine cones and other bits of dried plant material.
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Ahead, we've put together a roundup of some of the most jaw-dropping cityscapes around the world — and the best spots to plot your Instagram shots.
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Players drive through the Nevada desert and California cityscapes to deliver a variety of cargo (none of it overweight) in a sort of streamlined trucker's daydream.
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Chunky, 2D pixel art cityscapes harken back to the 80s, that timeless age of retro that will always have its place in the history of gaming.
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As natural drainage, such as open green spaces and wetlands, are covered in cityscapes and replaced with inadequate artificial alternatives, heavy rain has nowhere to go.
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The exhibition includes more than two-dozen modestly scaled drawings, paintings, pastels and mixed media works, dated between 1966 and 2000, depicting cityscapes, mountains, and farmland.
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There definitely seems to be a New York theme to a lot of the works here, in cityscapes by John Marin, Charles Sheeler and Joseph Stella.
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Some feature faceless silhouettes as central figures; others conjure imaginary cityscapes, like "Get Lost," a brightly oblivious Southern California montage of vintage cars, guys and girls.
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Bela Shayevich's large-scale drawings here, in the compact exhibition "Serial Killer Land," suggest off-kilter cityscapes and public spaces like restrooms, airports and parking lots.
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They also emphasized that drivers will still have a role to play in self-drive trucking, such as navigating cityscapes and facilitating pick-ups and deliveries.
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The levels themselves, meanwhile — which range from urban cityscapes to typical desert and ice worlds — look to be very dense with things to discover and interact with.
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The densely populated and polluted cityscapes appear to be influenced by cyberpunk and Japanese manga, as well as science fiction movies like Blade Runner and The Matrix.
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The video, shot by Cox himself, was shot in Florida, New York, and Italy, but it's less a collection of recognizable cityscapes, more a refraction of sunlight.
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We have picked out 12 great coloring books for adults that range in theme from flowers and cityscapes to Disney characters and '90s nostalgia with Nickelodeon characters.
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A lover of Netherlandish painting could spend days contrasting these two Flemish artists' handling of tempera, their detailed cityscapes, their care for Mary's ringlets or Vos's cloak.
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"It's not like you walk through the studios and see a hundred bowls of fruit, or a thousand vases of flowers and cityscapes," she said last week.
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Maybe you feel most at home in the seedy, grainy, sulfurous cityscapes of corruption, dysfunction and need mapped by Sidney Lumet and Martin Scorsese in the 1970s.
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Typically used for panoramic shots of cityscapes, the technique, in the hands of Kubrick's special-effects team, was modified to produce a psychedelic rush of color and light.
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There's an energy in the pieces, whether it's the dense cityscapes that are a common subject in his work, or whether it's simply the lines from his paint.
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They're not particularly well known outside of Finland, but the overall style of somber figures set against drab cityscapes brings to mind Edward Hopper, only with more snow.
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Their association with garbage cans and fecal matter-encrusted wings and ledges in cityscapes likely contributed to them losing the popularity contest to the domesticated chicken and other poultry.
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She's created miniature cityscapes, wearable sneakers, a full-scale saxophone, R2D2, a green sea turtle, an assault rifle, a wearable Ghostbusters backpack, and a small army of cardboard tanks.
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Within these large renderings of the artist's head, the content varies from piles of glossy surfboards to LA cityscapes filled with luxury buildings and billboards featuring the same profile.
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"Daughter of the Nile" does resemble an Ozu film in its precise camera placement, use of repeated images (mainly cityscapes) as punctuation and preference for movement within the frame.
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Related: Grab a Microscope for These Insanely Detailed Ink Cityscapes Thai Illustrator Tuna Dunn's Cute Comics Are Surprisingly Dark Here's How Designers Cut a Grid of Perfectly Isometric Food Cubes
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Flaunting its '80s milieu, Bandersnatch is a kind of inverse visual feast, laying on the retro drabness, the Brutalist cityscapes, and the low-pixel aesthetics of early '80s game design.
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"We saw some of those historical ones where people put up photos against today's cityscapes and possibly even a couple TV show versions done with printed photos," they told Mashable.
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He also plans on capturing more landscapes during the day time, as he did with the clear skies in the Stand Alone series, but also daytime cityscapes cloaked in fog.
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Mimi tells her story to Simon on the basis of their friendship; Simon's alert cinematography anchors Mimi's story in the cityscapes and the rural settings that have shaped her life.
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The painting style, once reserved for a boudoir or country mantle, comes to life around brick and grime, showcasing cityscapes of New York in serene form, without losing street cred.
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Fittingly, anime's various cityscapes and structures are currently getting celebrated and explored in Anime Architecture, an exhibition that runs until October 16th at The Museum of Architectural Drawing in Berlin.
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There were cellos and accordions scoring slow-motion black and white close-ups, fluctuating with aerial shots of cityscapes to freeze-frames, first-person sequences of children racing on sidewalks.
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Because popular machine learning databases like Cityscapes and CamVid only contain images captured in European cities, games that realistically render North American locales can also help AI broaden its horizons.
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The Jubilee Show is organized thematically, under nine occasionally overlapping categories: The Self; The Ego; Mother; Spirituality; The Naked Woman; The Transformation of the Female Image; Landscapes; Cityscapes; and Portraits.
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Available in a variety of cityscapes from Etsy's PegasusParchments store, shoppers can include a significant date on their orders, making them a perfect gift for newlyweds celebrating their first Christmas together.
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The visual disjunct between the photographs' prosaic cityscapes and the watercolors' poetic closeups makes the two images seem unrelated to one another — a feeling that is enhanced by the different media.
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There are portraits of Muhammad Ali and Jean-Michel Basquiat, plus a series of vintage cityscapes meticulously captured over 60 years by Alex Harsley, an unsung doyen of New York photography.
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Without the need to render huge cityscapes like Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption 2's open world is focusing on the majesty of nature, like rich lighting and dense foliage.
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Security Commissioner Julian King said 18.5 million euros of EU funding would be made available this year and 100 million euros in 2018 to help redesign cityscapes to mitigate the risks.
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Less visible than the sleek modern skyscrapers that now dominate China's cityscapes are the 700 million people — about half of China's population — who still live on $5.50 per day or less.
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CreditCreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times A man's voice recites lines from a poem as fantastical low-resolution images of cityscapes are projected on a screen in a darkened room.
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There are elements like shadowy figures, possible kaiju, destroyed cityscapes, and a cute shiba inu, all of which could well add up to strong fodder for a solid Platinum-esque action title.
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It's exceedingly well executed and technically impeccable, with precisely shot (by Edward Lachman), near-abstract, dehumanized cityscapes washed in gray set against darkly shaded country landscapes that seem permanently untouched by sun.
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Beads hang down from Lee's futuristic city, which is supposed to represent an idealized depiction of landscapes from the East while the top half of the sculpture references cityscapes of the West.
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Five of them — Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Derby Arboretum, Chatsworth, Birkenhead Park and Chirk Castle — form a wide loop through northwestern England (and a sliver of Wales), taking in both cityscapes and magnificent countryside.
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YouTube has plenty of great demo material for seeing the improved picture for yourself: just search "HDR" and you'll find no shortage of exotic scenery, cityscapes, food, animals, and other demo reel material.
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"What we're really talking about is not displacing drivers: I think you're always going to need drivers in trucks in the cityscapes to do the pickups and deliveries," said its president, Chris Spears.
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The giant screen is part of an interactive urban planning simulation game that allows users to devise their own cityscapes at touchscreen consoles and see their utopias immediately projected on the big screen.
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Its observations on the expanding cityscapes of China recall the work of Jia Zhangke ("Ash Is Purest White"), while its near-mystical quietude has accents one recognizes in the films of Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
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Q. & A. China Miéville is one of those fiction writers whose multivalent imagination — with its monsters, cityscapes of the future, and battles between good and evil — is capable of making readers' heads explode.
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Last fall, though, Stern, who died in 1999, shared a retrospective with Coppola at the Museum of Modern Art, and the Sueños, in their first major U.S. exhibition, roundly upstaged Coppola's abstract cityscapes.
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The cameo-studded first trailer for John Wick 3: Parabellum — the third film in the Keanu Reeves-led film franchise — looks stunning, dripping with gorgeous sets and cityscapes, gorgeous people, and gorgeous action sequences.
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But researchers from the Interactive Architecture Lab at University College London are exploring a future scenario where "cybernetic lifeforms" that are "half garden and half machine" roam our urban cityscapes, co-existing alongside us.
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Even when shooting the more familiar cityscapes of Dubai, Hong Kong, or New York, Koopmans manages to create fresh-looking images by finding unique vantage points, often by scouting his locations on Google Earth.
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Hujar (29400-22018) lived most of his professional life in the East Village and, through studio portraits and cityscapes, captured a downtown that has since been all but erased by time, gentrification and AIDS.
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Hujar (8733-87) lived most of his professional life in the East Village and, through studio portraits and cityscapes, captured a downtown that has since been all but erased by time, gentrification and AIDS.
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Hujar (1934-87) lived most of his professional life in the East Village and, through studio portraits and cityscapes, captured a downtown that has since been all but erased by time, gentrification and AIDS.
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The vibrant minimalist work of Rana Begum, which is inspired by cityscapes, sits near Alice Hope's coiled rope of soda can tabs, a piece that defies expectations for what metal as a material evokes.
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The 3a's camera also introduces a new feature: Time Lapse, which records videos by capturing between six frames per second and one frame every four seconds, perfect for shooting cityscapes, music festivals, or starry nights.
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As in the film itself, the cityscapes are beautiful, but the fight scene that's shown doesn't feel nearly as fluid as its edited cinematic counterpart, and the rendered characters and rooms seem a little off.
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Hujar's black-and-white photographs range from portraits of his famous contemporaries to erotic nudes of gay men he knew, to the strange rural scenes, cityscapes, and characters that he encountered while traveling in between.
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Neon cityscapes and gritty cyberpunk lowlifes were well-worn tropes even in 2002, but Morgan's book captures the edge that top-tier authors like William Gibson and Bruce Sterling honed in their own formative books.
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Written and illustrated by Anna Walker Anna Walker's earth-toned, claustrophobic cityscapes are overtaken by lush greenery, giving glorious visual representation to the increasing hopefulness of a little girl settling into her new urban landscape.
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Including portraits, still lifes, cityscapes and several of his most ambitious allegorical visions, it will warm the hearts of Beckmann's fans and serve as an excellent introduction for those unfamiliar with his vigorously humane art.
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Arranged in a tense jumble of colorful shapes and splotches forming the rough shape of buildings and people, the work of Syrian artist Tammam Azzam evokes the broken cityscapes and refugee throngs from his homeland.
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Instead, they break free from their bindings, reconfiguring themselves into cityscapes like Johanna Drucker's "Bookscapes" (2914–219), or folding into a puzzle box, like "The Philosopher's Stone" (603) by Barbara Fahrner and Daniel E. Kelm.
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There's also quite a long minimum focusing distance for shooting with the telephoto: it's mainly intended for grabbing some fine architectural detail when sightseeing cityscapes or focusing in on a particular spot in some vast landscape.
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The 42-year-old first won renown at home and abroad for his predominantly black-and-white, haunting images of imaginary cityscapes, inspired by a trip to Europe and reflecting the aggressiveness of modern, urban life.
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But the follow-up, directed by Denis Villeneuve ("Arrival"), is proud of its vast scale, from the chair-vibrating volume and intensity of the throbbing electronic score to the endless sweep of its misty dystopian cityscapes.
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Image courtesy of Jacob Chabeaux This spectral, hooded figure appears at the beginning of the music video for "The Bad People," too, before it begins its journey through craggy otherworlds, multicolored, bleary cityscapes, and Futurist highways.
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Then comes Guy's American Kitchen & Bar, which Pete Wells savaged in a review in 2012; a Guitar Center; and another new tenant, Gulliver's Gate, where cityscapes and landscapes from around the world are rendered in miniature.
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They feature digitized balloon-like forms that float like monster kites above photographs of cityscapes, all inscribed with a network of colored drawn lines that subtly converse with the kite cords at the center of the exhibition.
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The signs of technological progress are everywhere: overhead power, telegraph or telephone lines, utility poles with multiple arms, trolley cars, steam boats, huge cranes, steel bridges, factories, and modern office buildings are all part of Japan's cityscapes.
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But it still needs to do much more (Agenda 2024?) and needs to seriously examine the idea of creating a geographical rotation among permanent sites that are equipped to handle the Olympics without ripping up their cityscapes.
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Including portraits, still lifes, cityscapes and several of his most ambitious allegorical visions, it will warm the hearts of Beckmann's fans and serve as an excellent introduction for those unfamiliar with his deeply and vigorously humane art.
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Later he turned to cityscapes, which display the greatest amount of direct invention; the steep streets of San Francisco appear here as black-and-white roller coasters, as if M.C. Escher had taken a Bay Area sabbatical.
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Painting in New York, Hassam depicted patriotic, impressionist cityscapes filled with American and Allied flags; while living in Berlin, Hartley created a series of elegiac images in memory of his lover Karl von Freyburg, a German military officer.
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Greatly aided by her cinematographer, Noah Greenberg (shooting in Super 16 millimeter), and her sound designer, Jeffery Alan Jones, she uses restless tracking shots, hectic cityscapes, ambient noise and sequences of prolonged stillness to conjure unease and dread.
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I went into a file cabinet to dig out what I had written about De Chirico's anxiety-ridden visions of vacant Italian cityscapes populated by ancient sculptures and distant railroad trains, all of it slashed by raking shadows.
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Rogue One might have come out months ago, but Industrial Light and Magic just released a new highlights reel that shows how the post-production team used special effects to create the film's fantastic space battles, cityscapes, and characters.
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His originality is obvious within the opening minutes of "Your Name", with their zooming "camera" movement, their snappy editing, their unusual angles, their richly-detailed cityscapes and rural vistas, and, most of all, their variety of gorgeous lighting effects.
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Confronting this hodgepodge site with killer views of an oil tank farm and a power plant, Mr. Van Valkenburgh, who created Brooklyn Bridge Park, Maggie Daley Park in Chicago and other celebrated cityscapes, responded the way he typically does.
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His early work tended toward fairly standard landscapes, cityscapes and portraits, some of which were exhibited, but it also included the arresting "Execution," a pencil drawing of three men about to be shot by a three-man firing squad.
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These are the ambient conditions that photographer Dave Jordano has somehow managed to invoke in each of more than 100 stark and empty cityscapes that are featured in his new book, A Detroit Nocturne, released in April by powerHouse Books.
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Whether it's the Martyrs' Cemeteries that punctuate cityscapes or the leafy Bill Clinton Boulevard that cuts through the capital—homage to the international intervention that cut the conflict short—there are near constant reminders that Kosovo is Europe's freshest battleground.
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After class, I wandered into the studio of Joseph Watson, an artist influenced by cityscapes and urban life, peeked into a steampunk-inspired gallery called Hiptazmic, then wandered upstairs and took in wonderfully macabre exhibits by Rebecca Hood and Lisa Dittrich.
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These works, which are not as well known as his signature portraits, or his cityscapes and landscapes with their ominous skies, reveal an artist who worked with unlikely materials, including commercial carpeting, and on a variety objects, including chairs and irons.
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Like many of his American admirers, I formed my first impression of his art in large part thanks to the 19203 MoMA exhibition, a show that focused almost entirely upon his cityscapes from the second decade of the 21920th century.
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Including portraits of Quappi and others, still-lifes, cityscapes and several of his most ambitious allegorical visions, it will warm the hearts of Beckmann's fans and serve as an excellent introduction for those unfamiliar with his deeply and vigorously humane art.
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The words "deft", "sharp" and "cutting" all come to mind when trying to describe Damien Hirst's Black Scalpel Cityscapes— the massive "portraits of living cities" are created entirely out of surgical blades, fish hooks, stainless steel studs, and gloss paint.
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In folksy, open-brush strokes of gray, black, and beige, Gerhard Richter's "Townscape" (1969), part of a series of nearly 22008 cityscapes, renders a city, some city somewhere, but it's impossible to tell which since the artist omitted telltale landmarks.
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But the star of the booth may be John Chiara, who makes his color cityscapes using a homemade pinhole camera so large (7 feet by 10 feet by 12 feet) that he has to transport it in a special trailer.
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Back in 1911, Welles was part of a surge of photography projects that methodically chronicled cityscapes, such as Rudolph M. De Leeuw's Both Sides of Broadway published in 1910 (you can flip through the whole book online at the Internet Archive).
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The trailer also includes some other standout mystery moments, like a young girl sitting in a car as shattered glass flies across the screen in slow-motion, Cooke punching another girl at a party, and a lot of running in various cityscapes.
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Here, Muir shares with BuzzFeed News the story of his journey and his thoughts on the pictures he walked away with: The series began with many of the same expectations that anyone would have before going there — bleak cityscapes, expressionless people, soldiers everywhere.
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Many found that it resonated a little too closely with the events that superhero films obscure — there was so much suggested death in whole cityscapes crumbling, and many of the shots seemed to directly recall TV news coverage of the 9/11 attacks.
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Garry Noland's work looks like small, indifferent artifacts that might be found in a refuse pile at the local pottery studio, while Peggy Noland's crudely carved polystyrene characters and cityscapes felt more aesthetically coherent — a story of a couple navigating urban terrain.
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Jeudy and Caëcke's debt to anime is clear, but the cityscapes found in Peeters and Schuiten's The Obscure Cities series, some of which are in black-and-white—La Tour and L'enfant penchée, in particular—seem give "Anvil" an all but unavoidable weight.
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An international team found that rooftops and other cityscapes readily collect the extraterrestrial dust in ways that can ease its identification, contrary to science authorities who long pooh-poohed the idea as little more than an urban myth kept alive by amateur astronomers.
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One segment shows how people work to rationalize and predict the behavior that leads to death; the other uses the technology that catalogues city spaces and records the manner in which people move about it, thereby foreseeing how heavily trafficked the cityscapes are.
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Written, directed and co-produced by Mr Affleck, who is present in almost every scene, "Live by Night" is a long, sprawling underworld drama, stuffed with top-notch actors and handsome period details, from vintage cars and swanky nightclubs to spectacular prohibition-era cityscapes.
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From the Eye of Sauron to pretty much every single high-rise building constructed by totalitarian regimes, towers — in both fiction and in life — are central sites of power that are intended to transform cityscapes and incessantly remind people about the context of their surroundings.
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In the same way that the obnoxious newspaper editor J. Jonah Jameson continually tries to unmask Spiderman's alter ego, for the sake of his own ego, Smart tried to unveil Burial with no care for what he actually stood for: making bleak cityscapes beautiful.
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According to a complaint filed on Saturday in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, the defendant, Delvon Dowling, 22, was among a group of masked men who staked out the CityScapes Gentlemen's Club in Maspeth in three separate vehicles in the early hours of Dec.
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His cityscapes repeatedly project glorious futures for his home town of Kimbembele-Ihunga and for Kinshasa, as well as fantastic monuments and other enhancements in places that it seems he had never seen, including Belgium, Germany, Japan, Palestine, the United States, and the Soviet Union.
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And with other cities like Shanghai, with its shantytowns and illuminated, high-tech areas, it's probably safe to say that cityscapes imagined by the likes of Oshii, William Gibson, Hiromasa Ogura, Katsuhiro Otomo (director of Akira), and others are becoming standard, in a way.
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These images were replaced by captivating photographs that changed too quickly to absorb, offering teasing glimpses of subjects both appealing and forlorn: landscapes, cityscapes and distracted pedestrians from the United States, Europe, Africa and the Mideast; art museums and food markets; hotels and airports.
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Developers and landlords often include air-conditioning in the projects that are transforming this region's cityscapes, but Brent Jacobs, whose family has run a heating and air-conditioning business in Portland since the 1950s, said individual customers cited an array of reasons for their orders.
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That year Radiohead released a video for "House of Cards," and while Delay wasn't a fan of the song, he was struck by the video, which utilized LIDAR data — a surveying technique that creates 3D objects from dots of light — to depict everything from people to cityscapes.
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He also shared the video for the lead single "Time Eater," coming directed by Israeli visual artist and curator Ronni Shendar, and complimenting the melancholic, fizzily textural, and chime-laden track with portraits of the cityscapes of Hong Kong, Berlin, New York, Cologne, and Las Vegas.
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"First Love," with its haiku-like evocations of grotty British cityscapes, its fine ear for the ways in which love inverts itself into cruelty, its preference for scrupulous psychological detail over grandiose epic sweep, is a stellar example of this tradition, and proof of its continued vitality.
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That idea got Leon and Lim thinking about what a woman would wear to and from the office now and forever, which translated into the collection's tapered pants, pencil skirts, pea coats and parkas featuring kinetic devore velvet spirals, or digital prints of cityscapes reflected in pools of water.
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And when it comes to things like cityscapes, Google's HDR+ mode is especially engaging as it merges multiple frames and exposures together to produce shots with more detail in bright spots and richer colors and shady areas, often defying what you think is possible from a smartphone camera.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It seems the only thing more popular these days than leveraging the creative energy of mural artists to bring excitement, tourist trade, and visual interest to cityscapes is for cities to buff over the work of these artists with little provocation or explanation.
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On Friday, the Canadian brands will launch a capsule collection that reimagines Canada Goose's iconic Chilliwack bomber, aviator hats, beanies, parkas, and scarves in pink dawn and steel gray, for "the urban adventurer who refuses to let the cold stop their relentless exploration of cityscapes," the releases reads.
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The opening credits last around one minute and 30 seconds, and during that time viewers are treated to visual a montage of filtered flashbacks and present-day cityscapes, cut to a hauntingly catchy, adrenaline-pumping composition comprised of piano riffs, strings, and an unexpected but wildly complimentary background beat.
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According to court papers filed in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, the three men — Johan Antney, 26, of Queens, and Dashawn Tejada, 26, and Shaqueel Walker, 25, both of Brooklyn — drove in separate vehicles to the CityScapes Gentlemen's Club in the Maspeth section of Queens, early on Dec.
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"As an added note of audacity, he paints into the reflections of the mirrored sunglasses the figure is wearing two little cityscapes and what may be a miniature self-portrait of the artist himself at work," the critic Hilton Kramer wrote of the painting in The New York Times.
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The buildings and cityscapes in the book are framed using a classical architectural approach, with no significant editing, while the sky is completely replaced by a soft gradient of pastel colors, taken from the color palette used by Korean artists for the posters or by the architects for the facades.
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Observer takes a lot of visual cues from Blade Runner (neon cityscapes, 80s computer screens, pigeons fluttering in the slums, rain everywhere), but mixed with this much darker, horror-tinged vision, it becomes something else, something far more powerful: Observer is an indictment of the techno-fetishism that movie inspired.
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It's too soon to tell how well its pieces fit together, but the trailer itself is a cascade of striking images, jumping deftly from shots of crowded apartment blocks in the style of Kowloon Walled City to sweeping panoramas of cityscapes where holographic 30-storey ads with geishas nestle against skyscrapers.
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As you walk along the bridge's pedestrian path, admiring the architectural beauty and the vast cityscapes that surround you, tune-in to Tallis' Spem in Alium, a powerful 40-voice motet with ethereal and heavenly composition that will help you grip the magnitude of the city and your place in the world.
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Nikon Z7 with the 24-70mm f/4 Z-mount lens at f/243 at 1/320 of a second and ISO 500 1 / 2First, I grabbed a couple more shots using the Z7's 24-70mm lens, which once again showed some really fantastic sharpness, before moving onto some low-light cityscapes.
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With an exterior of exposed aggregate (a type of concrete left unsealed to reveal its craggy components) tinted a bone hue that Van Duysen tested a dozen times to ensure it would vanish, mirage-like, into its sandy surroundings, the compound achieves the opposite effect of its Brutalist forebears, which overpowered cityscapes.
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I found myself getting actually angry because a series of games were coming out that didn't reflect "my" Sonic; that there were people out there whose first experience with the series wasn't the glorious, pixelated romp of my youth, but instead a buggy nightmare of hollow cityscapes and horrific cross-species relationships with human women.
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Murillo's violent undoing of this particular heritage site could be seen as a bold move in the UAE, which is pouring significant resources into constructing its cityscapes at a dizzying pace and with dubious labor conditions, but at the same time is investing in museological heritage projects that tell narratives of national history and identity.
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L: iPhone X lens, R: Moment Wide Lens L: iPhone X lens, R: Moment Wide Lens L: iPhone X lens, R: Moment Wide Lens L: iPhone X lens, R: Moment Wide Lens It's ideal for landscapes and cityscapes, but I would probably use it as an everyday lens; it adds character and a certain quirk to portraits.
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The Vietnam University of Fine Arts, in Hanoi, which is descended from the colonial École Supérieure des Beaux Arts de l'Indochine (School of Fine Arts of Indochina), has long enforced parameters for contemporary painting grounded in the mid-20th century School of Paris: misty gray cityscapes in the style of Utrillo, sentimental agricultural landscapes, village maids in pastel-colored ao dai toting jugs.
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Steed's exhibition includes two portraits of friends; a painting of someone standing in a kitchen wearing a mask (is it Ant-Man?): cityscapes of China and Brooklyn; a view of the Manhattan Bridge; a fragmented image of the Triple Crown racehorse, American Pharaoh; a juxtaposition of robots and Jesus Christ; and two canvases inspired by the robust painter, Peter Paul Rubens.
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EGON SCHIELE: The Jubilee Show RELOADED at the Leopold Museum is a reboot of the same exhibition I reviewed last year, which distinguished itself from the pack of Schiele commemorations by apportioning the artist's prodigious output across nine porous categories: The Self; The Ego; Mother and Children; Spirituality; The Naked Woman; The Transformation of the Female Image; Landscapes; Cityscapes; and Portraits.
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At the time, I, like Calloway, was an American studying in Europe, and this particular post on my "blog" (a blend of personal stories and heavily filtered cityscapes, presented via Tumblr's Accra theme) aimed to share the twinkling, fairy tale details of my experience at Cambridge Prom—a ball Calloway had thrown at the English university and invited 30 of her Instagram followers to attend.
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In the East Room, several cityscapes line the mantels, with the skyline of New York — President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's hometown — placed front and center in the space.
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He used to love painting such cityscapes: it was enough to drench a sheet of watercolor paper in a puddle, then with one wide stroke create a golden sky over gray vistas, drop in multicolored cubes of houses, and in the foreground a car of an emerald hue that doesn't exist in nature and the reflection of that chemically pure color in a rippled puddle.
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When I tested it out then Dubble-blended photos felt organic and interesting (I still use one of its serendipitously dreamy hybrid cityscapes for the header on my Twitter profile), but the app was also rough round the edges, slow to process images and saddled with a clunky UI. Since that debut, faddish photo-sharing community Frontback has failed to go the distance, though selfie-taking and photo sharing of course persist.
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Yet here I go: "Anywhen" was composed of eight mobile screens, a large-scale projector, an amalgamation of video footage of ventriloquism, cuttlefish and cityscapes, a manic marquee sign, a graceful beacon lamp that slid the length of the space, a motley assortment of inflatable fish and a plethora of tiny speakers, all in constant flux, all working in concert to conjure a series of moods and theatrical experiences that changed throughout the day.
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But a sense of loss is everywhere — in "Lost at Sea (Lamp)" (26/220), a photo of a bedside light (Lawler's own) with a Lawrence Weiner drawing taped unceremoniously above; in "Cities" (2004/2005), with its Gordon Matta-Clark sculpture constructed from a sawed-up tenement standing before a wall of Thomas Struth's black-and-white cityscapes; in "Bulbs" (2005/2006), where de-installed strings of light bulbs by Félix González-Torres are laid out on two tables covered with movers' blankets.
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The range is extraordinary: The exhibition opens with Mikhail Nesterov's giant painting of religious Russians, "The Heart of the People," and continues through the idealized peasants of Zinaida Serebryakova and Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, and the decidedly non-idealized peasants of Boris Grigoriev; the sumptuous aristocratic sitting rooms of Stanislav Zhukovsky; the brilliant scenes of Jewish life by Marc Chagall; and on through cityscapes, portraits, self-portraits and still lifes until we get to the avant-garde works of Kazimir Malevich, Aleksandr Rodchenko and Lyubov Popova.
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