I became more interested in intellectual landscapes or mental landscapes.
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Their interior landscapes, thus, are the only landscapes that may not end in ruin.
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Low-maintenance landscapes was the fourth-most expected trend, and permeable landscapes was the fifth.
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Landscapes are no longer of Maine, but of Chicago's open urban landscapes beneath the broad prairie sky.
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In particular, these pieces work with landscapes — landscapes that are informed by the size, scale, and vastness of her native Texas.
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Because their Cosmic Berlin Black Metal just makes sense when passing by that frozen island's craggy mountains landscapes, rough landscapes, and boundless peace.
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Yi-Chih Lai's paintings, "The Concealed Landscapes" (2016), of growing petrochemical industrial zones in rural Taiwanese landscapes, and the Taiwanese lack of concern after the 2009 typhoon in Taiwan destroyed the landscape as seen in Hsu-Pin Lee's photographs, "Disastrous Landscapes" (2013), don't bode well.
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The agency is in charge of some of the most majestic natural landscapes in America—landscapes visited by millions upon millions of people each year.
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After many years of concentrating on the human figure, he began painting what he described as "environmental landscapes"—landscapes so large that they enveloped the viewer.
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Congress is currently considering legislation that would undermine a bedrock law that protects America's iconic landscapes, our traditional way of life, and the wild landscapes that we've safeguarded for generations.
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Cultivating a career in one of the most competitive, ever-evolving and volatile technological landscapes (let alone technological musical landscapes) that's ever existed, can lend itself to the odd intimidation.
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The visions that ensue seem to embody German Expressionist artist Franz Marc's dictum that rather than paint animals in landscapes, we should paint landscapes seen through the eyes of animals.
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WARREN TOWNSHIP "Nature, Wildlife & Landscapes," photography by Robert Gallucci.
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But the stakes of understanding these landscapes are now immense.
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No evidence of the shoot now remains in the landscapes.
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The software generates AI landscapes instantly, and it's surprisingly intuitive.
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Herzbrun's landscapes similarly draw attention to individual patches of color.
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And many more people depend on these landscapes for agriculture.
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Helping preserve our treasured landscapes is both doable and meaningful.
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Urban landscapes are breeding a brave new world of opportunists.
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He usually paints landscapes, and oftentimes, the settings are familiar.
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I'm also really into the restoring of habitats and landscapes.
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China has lots of unique natural landscapes and geological formations.
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Can You Spot the Hidden Images in These Psychedelic Landscapes?.
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Besides lush landscapes, it has few restrictions on home purchases.
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Higgins, she is running, playing guitar, and painting nature landscapes.
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The Mexican landscapes remain largely natural, unscathed by human antagonisms.
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It's also beautifully designed, boasting interesting landscapes and incredible graphics.
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There were pictures of babies, and pictures of blurred landscapes.
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Preoccupations: Palestinian Landscapes marshals seven artists' passionate interpretations of Palestine.
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KENT "Landscapes and Interiors," oil paintings by K K Kozik.
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He colored the landscapes so that they resembled the earth.
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"They became little landscapes of my own silence," he recalled.
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Which makes it all the more striking in these landscapes.
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"They were extremely vague interpretations of landscapes," he tells Creators.
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I even enjoying just taking photos of the different landscapes.
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Stunning natural landscapes mix easily with daily opportunities for adventure.
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These migratory herds are the lifeblood of many Western landscapes.
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The research could contribute to our understanding of Earth's landscapes.
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As monumental mosaics, as landscapes of metallic bits and bobs?
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Though Atget sometimes photographed people, his landscapes are often vacant.
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"These landscapes are so dear to my heart," she says.
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But the Palestinians do have two things: landscapes and stones.
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Maybe you'll find it in the breathtaking landscapes of Kyrgyzstan.
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Some of the winners made good use of city landscapes.
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INDEPENDENT LENS: THE PRISON IN TWELVE LANDSCAPES (2016) 10 p.m.
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Environmental groups feared iconic American landscapes would lose federal protection.
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He calls himself an artist and loves to paint landscapes.
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A similar sense of uncertainty inflects many of the landscapes.
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It's a place where glaciers carved out dramatic landscapes and dozens of lakes, and the dominant accessory for those landscapes is many hundred-year-old trees that turn briefly scarlet and then into skeletons.
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While these are all important vehicles for protecting certain landscapes, Congress does not have its own flexible tool to protect landscapes that don't meet Wilderness criteria but should be managed for sustainable outdoor recreation.
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Floating developments are well suited to the post-industrial landscapes that dominate the waterfronts of many of the world's cities, helping to revitalize these urban landscapes and creating new communities in once neglected areas.
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Absolutely. A lot of our work is — like some of these works of art — focused on threatened and endangered animals, and trying to rebuild the biological connectivity of large-scale landscapes, in particular agricultural landscapes.
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Their best photos show stunning landscapes, astronaut selfies, and SpaceX spaceships.
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The surrealist transformations of Floridian and Caribbean landscapes are especially moving.
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Water bubbled over images of diverse landscapes taken from Google Earth.
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Although birds may be able to fly somewhere else, landscapes cannot.
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In artificial landscapes castles, churches and cottages were seen as scenic.
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Landscapes, portraits, and objects that might be found in a catalog.
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It's through these remote landscapes that the tribe guides its cattle.
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Parched landscapes, in turn, lead to more frequent and destructive bushfires.
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Even the most familiar landscapes are made strange from this perspective.
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Dippel also explained that he mainly photographs concerts, portraits, and landscapes.
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I just really like the idea of building landscapes with music.
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Community gardens grow things that are frequently absent in urban landscapes.
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I see a lot of religious art, portraiture, landscapes, and cityscapes.
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It seems counterintuitive that massive wildfires have hit these icy landscapes.
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Photos with faces might get one treatment; landscapes will get another.
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To create his video of chemical and math-induced landscapes, denial.of.
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Great attention has been paid to the landscapes and environmental details.
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Explore the various landscapes at Cloudland Canyon State Park in Georgia.
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It's not just changing landscapes in the Arctic and Antarctic oceans.
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In the 1980s, Janszen began fantasizing about pedaling through virtual landscapes.
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Wild landscapes are not the only places that have been protected.
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He prefers to think of the landscapes they create as dreams.
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Kauai has been nicknamed "The Garden Isle" for its sprawling landscapes.
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WALLINGFORD "Landscapes, Figures and Flowers," oil paintings by P. L. Corbett.
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Furthermore, different landscapes will call for different levels of suppression expenditures.
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Usually, he painted—landscapes mostly, sweeping and expansive vistas he imagined.
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I wanted a record closer to landscapes, plants, non-human forms.
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Seeing cute little slimes bouncing around chunky landscapes just looks right.
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What interests me is how they are like images of landscapes.
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The image is in the "Landscapes" section at her career retrospective.
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Alternately, Michon's stridently flat "Disappearing Landscapes" (2018-19) suggest topographic maps.
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Nonetheless, art and commercial photographers today still photograph beautiful landscapes beautifully.
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Beautiful landscapes are good for the eye, the mind, the spirit.
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Working to replenish natural landscapes can also have valuable side benefits.
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Actions to replenish natural landscapes can also have valuable side benefits.
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When I first started here, I was doing soft, quiet landscapes.
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Elsewhere, drones whip viewers through jungles and other previously forbidding landscapes.
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Anodyne still lifes and depopulated landscapes curdle into premonitions of disaster.
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Your two photographs are landscapes but have a very different feel.
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Americans travel to France for cheese, old churches and picturesque landscapes.
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Climate change has supercharged these wildfires, turning whole landscapes into tinder.
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Later, she wanders through enigmatic, rubbly landscapes like an Antonioni heroine.
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Both are packed with an enormous diversity of landscapes and wildlife.
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When our virtual landscapes are marked, it's not through momentary impulse.
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Portraits, landscapes and aerial shots sit comfortably alongside hard news photos.
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As the day unfolded, landscapes, all different, appeared outside our window.
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Innovative, perhaps, but uninspiring are monotypes, in oil paints, of landscapes.
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Yet wartime landscapes doubtless created memories, even imaginary memories of war.
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Ansel Adams, for instance, is known widely for his majestic landscapes.
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The artist continues to paint landscapes, interiors, and other genre scenes.
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Big, brooding landscapes, up to nine feet tall, lined the wall.
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The colorful, dreamy landscapes and soft edges are still so evocative.
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Check out eight landscapes that will transport you to another universe:
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The gaming and music landscapes looked very different 22 years ago.
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These are not traditional landscapes; they seem abstract at first and yet, as the nonagenarian continues to paint in her Paris studio, unable to travel as she once did, they have become the landscapes of her memories.
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The images that are part of Chun's Landscapes series look like what would be spun out by an early generation of artificial intelligence, commandeered to produce images of serene landscapes: mountains, trees, and flowing bodies of water.
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Before then, Mr. Lie was painting traditional landscapes of countryside and harbors.
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Will it hold up in a variety of cities, climates, and landscapes?
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He fills landscapes with trash to visualize the potential effects of pollution.
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Photos of landscapes and structures no longer look like two-dimensional maps.
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Whatever the real origin, it's one of CNN's 24 most unusual landscapes.
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Forget the tropics: desert landscapes are fashion's ecosystem of choice right now.
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They are utopian landscapes that send you to another level of existence.
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RB: Yes, they are hybrid landscapes that integrate Baltimore and Cape Cod.
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Now it's happening so abruptly that landscapes are collapsing in on themselves.
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Just as the landscapes differ, Koreans' attitudes about dog meat vary hugely.
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WARREN TOWNSHIP "The Light from Behind," contemporary landscapes by Terri B. Fraser.
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We've explored all sorts of landscapes and made all kinds of friendships.
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Besides the addition of roads, the parks' landscapes remained largely the same.
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Can shadows actually tell us something meaningful about the landscapes they darken?
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Other landscapes, desert dunes in particular, look like nudes to robot eyes.
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"When people look at these landscapes, they think they're photographed," Teufen says.
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The light and landscapes are beautiful, and the character models are, too.
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Piers as Blakean landscapes of pleasure and torment, inspiration for his work.
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In her spare time, she would draw sketches of celebrities and landscapes.
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The landscapes, character designs, and color palette of Overwatch drip with personality.
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Since I've been working here my work has been about imagined landscapes.
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Our oceans are teeming with bizarre species and dramatic, alien-like landscapes.
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I was finally able to access his figurative works through his landscapes.
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" He reports that "people hate the way the wind towers change landscapes.
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Smith's mottled landscapes accentuate the fragmented nature of the child's surreal journey.
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MADISON "David Dunlop: Journeys Into Life," landscapes and New York City scenes.
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MADISON "David Dunlop: Journeys Into Light," landscapes and New York City scenes.
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Meanwhile, iconic landscapes and the outdoor economy they support continue to flourish.
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It is hard to imagine these majestic landscapes without these iconic species.
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Like all westerners, we love the national parks and their iconic landscapes.
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But there are also hundreds of millions of acres of working landscapes.
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Instead, there were stunning landscapes and cemeteries — inspiration for writing was everywhere.
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No one to protect against damaging sensitive habitats, landscapes or historic sites.
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Costa and Robin Patterson, observe that Machado regards Brazil's cities and landscapes
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He said he wonders whether these precious landscapes may be lost forever.
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The pieces, 150 in total, were inspired by landscapes, traditions and mythology.
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Chile is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and scenic landscapes.
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In mid-September, landscapes throughout Maryland begin to bloom with colorful leaves.
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I began to long for the stunning Alpine landscapes of my youth.
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By landscapes I mean a big national park or a big ecosystem.
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The hidden gem offers stunning landscapes, volcanoes, lakes, fishing villages, and waterfalls.
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Her tech-savvy characters are painted within natural landscapes and zen locations.
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She's also into exploring micro and macro worlds, virtual fields, and landscapes.
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Some of those landscapes may or may not contain people having sex.
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He photographs landscapes, people, and sports in addition to his animal portraits.
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The park is a veritable greatest hits of Alaskan landscapes and wildlife.
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"We could have a lot more fire on these landscapes," Hurteau said.
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This separation of sonic landscapes brought out Mr. Adams's gift for orchestration.
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Haphazardly stacked were screenshots of pastel video game landscapes, a little psychedelic.
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Senator Murkowski Efforts to dismantle longstanding protections for Alaska's wild landscapes continue.
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Few actors can convey entire landscapes of emotional pain like Mr. Nighy.
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After all, Leonardo himself painted his portrait subjects against blurry, indistinct landscapes.
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In her paintings of the 19673s, landscapes and bodies look almost interchangeable.
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Two more galleries devoted to landscapes since 2000 would have been perfection.
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They don't look like extraterrestrial landscapes but rather recognizable slices and scoops.
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It happens to look really good for landscapes in particular, and sunsets.
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The natural wonder has one of the most recognizable landscapes in America.
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Mao Zedong, in his "Four Olds" campaign, tore classical landscapes to shreds.
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The money helps subsidize pro bono edible landscapes in low-income neighborhoods.
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There is something of the grandeur of landscapes, even mountains or peaks.
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Many of his best photographs are landscapes with no ruins at all.
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Those are the only landscapes over which they may have any control.
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We've cleared huge amounts of our landscapes for agriculture and urban areas.
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Ulysses S. Grant began painting landscapes and horses while at West Point.
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A contemporary photograph shows landscapes, drawings and dagguereotypes, architectural casts, and pottery.
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It's fitting considering the lonesome post-apocalyptic landscapes of the game's setting.
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I'd guess most people will like it for groups and for landscapes.
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Syria's vicious six-year conflict has left vast urban landscapes in ruins.
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Are you looking at plants or considering specific landscapes when you work?
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Kazuki Umezawa's "internet landscapes" vividly capture the schizophrenic experience of the internet.
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Out of this gray speck, we get sprawling landscapes on alien worlds.
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The fact that urban landscapes, like many agricultural landscapes, are such new ecosystems—complex patchworks of native and introduced species, some desirable, some not, some invasive, some not—has led to something of a split among ecologists today.
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And if we are tempted to think of these large paintings as landscapes, especially the horizontal ones whose planes are angled to the expansive picture plane, they are landscapes that are made of paint and color, planes and light.
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We shot in vast landscapes where there is peace and quiet and tranquility.
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Like the German photographer Andreas Gursky, she excels at rendering urban landscapes flat.
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The photographer uses sweeping landscapes like the desert to act as alien terrain.
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Tuscany offers renowned food and wine, as well as stunning landscapes and architecture.
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The high ceilings allow for long, scroll-format works as well as landscapes.
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GPS tech is not true to the temperature and texture of physical landscapes.
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Young black males stand in the brash landscapes of color and visual flashpoints.
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The vast size and complex landscapes of the Central Asian region defy generalization.
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These abstract landscapes don't contain texts, as Heap of Birds's other works do.
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Nevertheless, the thrill of reveling in such expansive landscapes is worth the loneliness.
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Another app lets students modify interactive landscapes and view them in augmented reality.
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"We've seen it all over the world: we irreversibly transformed landscapes," Yoshioka says.
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Spain's diverse landscapes have provided the backdrop for several "Game of Thrones" locales.
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He was essentially a genre painter who depicted still-lifes, landscapes, and seascapes.
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Entitled Desire, it featured provocative photographs of drug paraphernalia superimposed onto scenic landscapes.
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And not just faces either — everyday objects and landscapes can also be created.
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But his landscapes almost always strove for the Arcadian, rather than the real.
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Even the most grueling landscapes are the face of nature—and inanimate objects.
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For more tips on how to create beautiful lawns and landscapes, visit LoveYourLandscape.org.
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Even in drab landscapes, he conjures up soaring, poetic descriptions of his surroundings.
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The world is decorated with the creepiest landscapes and even more disturbing accouterments.
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After making it through a few landscapes / puzzles, the gameplay feels easy enough.
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As for Winfrey, she is taking in the natural landscapes of New Zealand.
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She balances gaming subjects with portraits and landscapes, often with a Gothic style.
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The shop also sells watercolor prints of mountain landscapes and custom wooden magnets.
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As you can imagine, pushing and placing gunpowder to resemble landscapes isn't easy.
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I look at David Benjamin Sherry's overly saturated landscapes in Climate Vortex Sutra.
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L-systems are often used in video games to quickly generate natural landscapes.
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I've always believed our country's wide open landscapes reflect our unique American spirit.
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Both those who leave and those who stay behind grapple with unrecognizable landscapes.
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Sure, they assembled plans, maquettes and photographs of some of his 2,000 landscapes.
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We need to prevent from spoiling landscapes or straining the already stressed infrastructure.
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He painted landscapes with his words, elevating Canadian geography, historical figures, and myths.
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There's an abundance of culture and natural beauty, unbelievable landscapes and stunning architecture.
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Her research is focused on cultural history, with a special interest in landscapes.
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This could potentially undermine local efforts to shape medical and recreational regulatory landscapes.
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"If it can kill deer in eastern landscapes, it's worth saving," she said.
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The works he chose include an array of 20th-century landscapes and portraits.
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After establishing the idea of bodies as landscapes, Ms. Simmons shifts to maps.
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When shooting landscapes, try to capture something in the foreground to emphasize depth.
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But Peck is mostly concerned with his male characters and their emotional landscapes.
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She started out painting portraits and landscapes, but was dissatisfied with the results.
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Their images were taken across the world, showcasing various landscapes, cultures, and people.
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Breathtaking landscapes and cradle-to-grave health care don't hurt the case either.
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" He went on to explain that "circumstances are different because landscapes are different.
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"Typical sources are constructions, architectural landscapes and sparsely populated metropolitan spaces," says Kobidze.
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When the film begins, Stone shoots the pastoral landscapes like an alien planet.
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Tourists love Tokyo because they can enjoy both city life and natural landscapes.
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Those interested in landscapes and nature would like "The Architecture of Trees" book.
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Yet he has a penchant for exploring exactly these kinds of shifting landscapes.
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But there are vast landscapes and dangers and wild moments of good luck.
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In the '70s, tracksuits and high-end sneakers were big in urban landscapes.
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He recently finished "Lost Landscapes of New York"; other iterations will probably emerge.
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These animals make long, arduous journeys across the most rugged of Western landscapes.
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These strategies are succeeding in some of the world's most heavily poached landscapes.
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They painted gauzy landscapes where fishermen plucked plump brook trout from Esopus Creek.
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There are many devastated urban landscapes in Syria — Raqqa and Aleppo, for instance.
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It's partly because he's drawn to interior spaces, to rooms rather than landscapes.
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They begin in barren landscapes, on empty plains and steppes, on interrupted journeys.
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There are also roadside attractions, references to torture, beautiful landscapes, and melancholic figures.
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And in the '70s, he fell in love with American 19th-century landscapes.
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Her new essay collection is, fittingly, about how physical borders become psychic landscapes.
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Earth View now includes a color map to search landscapes by color palette.
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The Boundary Waters is one of the most valuable natural landscapes on earth.
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She then made prints of the landscapes and scanned them into her computer.
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The action, however, is inseparable from Cimino's distinctive view of the untamed landscapes.
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The second was the wild and rugged landscapes of British Columbia, Vancouver's province.
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All, though, boast some of the most remarkable coastal landscapes in the world.
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The artists staple canvases to frames or copy idyllic landscapes from laptop computers.
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As if to affirm that these were residual landscapes, he rarely included people.
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We drive our big cars through the epic landscapes of our giant continent.
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Changing landscapes So how will LA's traffic landscape look in the coming decades?
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Storms in November 2018 devastated Italy's Dolomites region, causing fatalities and destroying landscapes.
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Ulysses S. Grant began painting landscapes and horses while at West Point. Dwight.
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Running is ever evolving, ever changing — you are going through landscapes and weather.
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These are unique landscapes set aside for their cultural, historical or scenic splendor.
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While most landscapes on Earth are continually changing, the Atacama Desert is different.
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He is the scholarly adviser to the Commemorative Landscapes of North Carolina project.
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You can paint still lifes, landscapes, animals, old master paintings, or even abstractions.
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The results are figurative landscapes that look like abstractions with a psychedelic feeling.
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That means the moral import of those rough-hewn landscapes are gone, too.
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The landscapes are influenced by the way you would compose an image in film.
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"These landscapes are made for the viewer to travel with their eye," she describes.
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I think it's so beautiful how these kids hang out in these sculptural landscapes.
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Therefore, Mosse's landscapes mimic nature: objects in the sun are warmer and therefore brighter.
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The landscapes I make are perhaps the will to escape from this small place.
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Some of the world's most stunning landscapes come with stunning lookout points, to boot.
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It's for pros taking landscapes and other shots where every bit of detail counts.
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Mostly landscapes, they are clumsier but also more intense, less Olympian than Avery's works.
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The works include portraits, industrial scenes and landscapes that evoke classical Chinese ink-painting.
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Eisenhower was an avid painter, often capturing natural landscapes and gifting them to friends.
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While movement is central to the video, the actual landscapes appear barren and strange.
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Maryam Eisler's black-and-white photographs of nudes in arid landscapes are damn sexy.
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"There are amazing species that live in this area, and beautiful landscapes," he added.
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Apple is continuing with its macOS naming structure after beautiful landscapes, with macOS Mojave.
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Empowering workers, protecting public health, and preserving landscapes were part of a single effort.
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Gilardini hopes her shots inspire others to protect the Earth's stunning species and landscapes.
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As you rotate your phone, you'll see new parts of the digitally created landscapes.
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For a decade the artist had been painting fruit and landscapes of similar heft.
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His Instagram is difficult to find and largely consists of landscapes in foreign countries.
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From eerie eclipses through to battered lunar landscapes, these images are an absolute treat.
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Tomanova's primary body of work consists of nude self-portraits in wild, natural landscapes.
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Dominique Teufen uses a copy machine to depict majestic landscapes that don't actually exist.
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This particular piece, 'The Bedraggling,' went very well with the eerie and weird landscapes.
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You are pursued across soggy rural landscapes and through the hard geometries of cities.
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Redwood forests dominated landscapes 180 million years ago—across Eurasia, Greenland, and North America.
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Later, automobiles tooling through reminded viewers that these landscapes were accessible for road tripping.
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Deborah Turbeville's photographs are dark, emotive landscapes that just happened to feature fine attire.
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The landscapes feel sweaty and sexual, and there is something so bodily about them.
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The game sandwiches these locations between natural landscapes, reinforcing the notion of paradise lost.
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To generate the landscapes seen in the background, Wagner used Terragen by Planetside Software.
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His short films find new ways to flip perspective on familiar landscapes and landmarks.
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The most important experiences since I've moved have, however, come from wrestling interior landscapes.
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The juxtaposition of raw landscapes and hectic New York is both ironic and powerful.
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Yellowstone National Park is 3,500 square miles of wilderness, wild animals, and gorgeous landscapes.
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I couldn't paint landscapes in the 22000's — there was too much going on.
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But Trump voters' concerns about marred landscapes can't be dismissed as small-minded NIMBYism.
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Meditative passages better suit his command of spacious musical landscapes, both interior and exterior.
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He painted and drew the landscapes, with the purpose of bringing them back east.
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When he returned, he admitted that he found it impossible to write about landscapes.
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These gorgeous landscapes, especially those featured in the IMAX film, are wonders of creation.
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Here we find small landscapes, still lifes and cityscapes, both in oil and ink.
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Mr. Staller, 64, is best known for his images of New York's desolate landscapes.
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In previous novels, he explored surrealistic landscapes and characters with an unusual narrative conviction.
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It offends the aesthetic sense of us who have a taste for desert landscapes.
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His wife, meanwhile, designs digital landscapes for places like Whole Foods' online corporate headquarters.
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Had I been more sensitive to the beauty of the landscapes at age 12?
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What does the motif of the branches signify in your large-scale abstract landscapes?
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"He realized that the Chinese landscape tradition was never about landscapes," Mr. Yee said.
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But, this biome extends far beyond Russia and similar landscapes occur in North America.
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Enchanted by its landscapes, bonfires, and sacred songs, she has kept coming back since.
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The result is hundreds of portraits of strangers standing in dark landscapes across America.
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It's an armchair view into some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world.
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We celebrate average characters, flat landscapes, and fret about our tiny, moderately concerning problems.
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Bright, atemporal landscapes are filled with classic historical symbols and corporations' logos and icons.
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She was showing two big pieces on paper 200 cm high of snow landscapes.
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The destruction is realized with remarkable tidiness, even as bodies and landscapes come apart.
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A year later, Zao changed brushes and technique to create his signature chaotic landscapes.
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Many landscapes are now home to newcomer species that also want to graze there.
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Three tiny unpopulated landscapes show a new liveliness of paint and attention to reality.
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Here, the aircraft lurk, predatory, in landscapes of bombed-out cities, fields of sandbags.
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Mr. Doig's painterly landscapes have become one of the staple trophies of contemporary auctions.
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You move through strange landscapes that are almost lunar, and through supernovas of color.
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ET: Your photographs are as much portraits of people as they are of landscapes.
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They found that the landscapes in both are nearly identically in conception and execution.
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Somehow, it seemed grittier than the landscapes on which other superheroes flew and fought.
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For several years she applied herself to the easel, painting landscapes and still lifes.
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"Landscapes" also features an arresting backdrop of changing images by the artist Robert Longo.
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Tamara Santibañez's grisaille landscapes, two of which flank Ferguson's video piece, support this reading.
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California should create credits for saving whole forest landscapes, across entire states or nations.
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While traveling around, one sees that the landscapes of India are in great contrast.
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They travel a world filled with beautiful landscapes, playing clever and occasionally maddening puzzles.
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Sisley painted "First Day of Spring," one of many landscapes he produced, in 1889.
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The landscapes make me homesick in ways few things besides my actual family can.
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I want to see as many different cultures, costumes, ceremonies, and landscapes as possible.
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" They are also surreal explorations of facial "landscapes," featuring what she calls, "purposeful distortion.
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The spacious beginning of "Pulse" evokes the open landscapes of Copland's famous ballet scores.
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It's a skater's dream: icy forest mazes and long, winding paths through winter landscapes.
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The shots of despoiled industrial landscapes in and around New York are mutely eloquent.
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Trench warfare traumatized both soldiers and landscapes, and informed art and literature for years.
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They're really a critical piece of these natural landscapes that we like to enjoy.
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The conflagrations are obliterating landscapes and their ecosystems, reshaping the continent in irreparable ways.
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My feed was inundated with visions of vast landscapes, empty shorelines, and beautiful temples.
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" In Europe, there have been efforts to bring back much older landscapes, called "rewilding.
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In the early 1980s, Mr. Hendricks began painting landscapes on annual trips to Jamaica.
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Not so easy to DIYThe payments landscapes in emerging markets are fragmented and complex.
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Only rarely do his landscapes disclose the transformations that the Industrial Revolution was wreaking.
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I was acutely aware of how fragile my own cultural and spiritual landscapes are.
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Mr. Strobl is an eccentric appropriationist who transforms newspaper photographs into small visionary landscapes.
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In Kojima's game, invisible monsters stalk Sam Bridges as he treks across empty landscapes.
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The Cunningham wildlife pieces show landscapes in which nothing much happens — nothing except life.
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Some of the books have plots, but she reads them more like eternal landscapes.
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However, the climate signal is weaker in chaparral landscapes, like those around Los Angeles.
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Chris Bucher, a local photographer, turned the pits and cracks into action-flick landscapes.
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Perhaps it's time to submit to foreign governments' influence over our local restaurant landscapes.
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They discover that Arabs' daily lives, fears, anxieties, and landscapes are just like theirs.
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His invented cityscapes are one of his greatest achievements, as are his invented landscapes.
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In the two pink paintings, Schulnik shows unicorns presiding over surreal, force-field landscapes.
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Cartoonish dictators and bloodless politicians move through landscapes of corporate logos and flag motifs.
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He moves from masks, which obstruct personal identities, to walls, which obstruct social landscapes.
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"Let's keep those carbon bridges open on all landscapes—rural and urban," McDonough writes.
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Plus, director Steven Piet shoots Canadian landscapes with an eye for their empty grandeur.
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Internal Landscapes is on view at the Perez Art Museum Miami through September 1.
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You can't think of Munnings without seeing those wonderful impressionist landscapes that he did.
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His landscapes, by dint of their close perspective, retain the same sort of abstraction.
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While philosophical friction might exist between conceptual photographers who shoot landscapes with analog film, and digital artists who explore imaginary landscapes with software, some artists, like the Copenhagen-based artist Lise Johansson, prove that the divide can be happily—and fruitfully—fused.
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From a distance, the high-gloss, virtuosic enamel paintings look like Thomas Kinkade landscapes mixed with Hieronymus Bosch scenarios: pretty, anodyne landscapes peppered with apocalyptic micro-hells in which mythic demons cribbed from traditions in Mr. Shaw's native Kashmir battle with contemporary humans.
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Only the images of Dawit L. Petros — born in Eritrea, reared in Canada, now in New York — are of landscapes in a traditional sense, but landscapes reflected in mirrors held up by faceless figures standing on a beach or a stretch of desert.
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As a star pupil of Stockholm's Royal Academy, she made a living selling impressionistic landscapes.
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Artists harness these found mistakes into flex dance perfomances, abstract iPhone art, and disappearing landscapes.
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Thylacoleo, the researchers say, was not built to chase speedy prey across vast, open landscapes.
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Brad Temkin has worked as a photographer, capturing landscapes and private gardens, since the 1980s.
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Bakonyi focused on deserted sidewalks, abandoned swimming pools, and vast landscapes seemingly devoid of life.
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The photographer's large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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The breathtaking, large-scale images depict landscapes altered and scarred by human industry and development.
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More than anything, it depicts how people construct familiar spaces for themselves within distant landscapes.
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It's a jarring contrast to the Instagram-worthy landscapes along U.S. 20003 south of Columbus.
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The desert is such an archetype of the rock video, big sweeping landscapes and all.
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SiteOne was initially created in 2001 as a part of Deere, under John Deere Landscapes.
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The city's green landscapes and parklands will make a phenomenal complement to the celestial event.
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In addition to handwriting, many of Gladman's drawings suggest city landscapes — blocks, buildings, bridges, roads.
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In its place is the Anthropocene, characterized by the way that humans shape Earth's landscapes.
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Artists have flocked here thanks to the area's dramatic landscapes and beautiful earth-colored buildings.
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With its lush landscapes and walled Roman towns, it would certainly make an attractive destination.
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Southeastern Utah's dramatic landscapes are rich in Native American artifacts, historical sites and dinosaur fossils.
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Is it artists, because they offer intriguing images of the landscapes and people of Sicily?
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"This vast reduction leaves out so many of our sacred sites and landscapes," Belzowski says.
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That could dramatically change suburban landscapes, where every business has it own large parking area.
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The project consists of seven landscapes-scores, but will grow as Bartos explores new spaces.
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Driven Landscapes is a lawn-care and landscape management franchise for residential and commercial clients.
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Landscapes can change quite dramatically over long time scales, often obscuring traces of human habitation.
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So not only sharper landscapes but slicker selfies too — or at least that's the promise.
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They bring a unique variety of gorgeous landscapes, various wildlife, adventure sports, and incredible scenery.
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Crucially, these emerging digital landscapes will feel real; they'll exhibit what landscape architects call placeness.
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As you'd imagine, the health care, entertainment, continuing education and dining landscapes are world class.
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In his latest, Emergence, Horsthuis creates a series of organic fractal landscapes with geometric structures.
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Strangethink's games are full of magic tricks like these; their landscapes are playful and fickle.
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Twilight wraps itself over store fronts and azure-skied landscapes of freeways and rural homes.
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Most telescopes are designed either for looking at the stars or for examining distant landscapes.
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She is able to paint a multitude of subjects, from people to animals to landscapes.
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Without stopping, Wagner's birds fly past some of her other beautifully dreadful cities and landscapes.
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In order to create unique landscapes, I shoot urban scenes in foggy conditions at night.
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Some filters work better on photos of landscapes than ones of a lot of people.
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Although they loved to make landscapes and interiors, that is certainly not all they did.
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The enormous firepower sent shells pounding into the cliffs, churning earth, rock, and entire landscapes.
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For instance, the packaging for each country is influenced by its local landscapes and textiles.
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KM: A lot of your landscapes have a sort of post-apocalyptic sense to them.
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There's a world map, though it doesn't offer much to explore aside from pretty landscapes.
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Features are attached in random ways, with no thought to the processes which form landscapes.
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Both have elections scheduled for this year that could change their political and economic landscapes.
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Maintaining wildlife corridors and connectivity among healthy landscapes will foster the expansion of Yellowstone's success.
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"Rockford for me has that mythical quality that childhood landscapes have in memory," she said.
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And they worry that legislatures would simply start auctioning off the country's most striking landscapes.
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The Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City has animals, exhibits, and natural landscapes for everyone.
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Class one day was for landscapes, when the group drove to the coast to sketch.
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Antibiotics fundamentally alter the invisible microbial landscapes in us, on us and all around us.
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Using multichannel speakers, "Hearing Landscapes" tried to transform this visual experience into an aural one.
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Sometimes beach landscapes can seem completely out of this world, like this one in Australia.
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The flavors, colors and landscapes of the volcano vary even from one slope to another.
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Some people, landscapes, and legitimately worthwhile priorities would suffer in the short- to mid-term.
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Becker delves into how this multibillion-dollar industry has transformed global economies and landscapes alike.
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But these barren, sand-swathed landscapes can also be a setting for despair and isolation.
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From derelict glasshouses in Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens to abandoned hospitals and empty Australian landscapes.
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Hall's gray, bucolic landscapes are both gloomy and gorgeous, like rain clouds on the horizon.
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He has a minimalist's gift for the quick sketch, whether of landscapes or human relationships.
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Her Israeli landscapes are stark and desolate, punctuated by towering cypress trees and heavy rocks.
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They tend to feature landscapes and architecture, devoid of people because of the long exposures.
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With "Lost Landscapes" he's extended this political, communitarian ethos by soliciting audience participation during screenings.
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Scattered about the ravaged landscapes were islands of trees, shrubs and grass that survived unharmed.
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Deep-ocean trenches are volatile landscapes, formed when one tectonic plate is forced under another.
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"My father as a child painted landscapes, horses — his style was very classical," Sloan says.
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In "Purple Sky" (224) and "Metamorphosis #230" (1973) Golden renders male body parts like landscapes.
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Nashville's Zach Richardson uses sustainable practices — and a flock of sheep — to clear overgrown landscapes.
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Even urban landscapes are teeming with wildlife, but most people are too busy to notice.
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Beksinski himself, while a painter of apocalyptic, sci-fi landscapes, is a cheerful, sardonic sort.
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There are distinctly contemporary ways of taking pictures at a party or of photographing landscapes.
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In prison, for hours a day, he liked to draw detailed landscapes in colored pencil.
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For other works, he cut and carved pieces to arrange them into skylines and landscapes.
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These works contain their own multitudes: gorgeous desolate landscapes, a sign of ecological end times.
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Seeing so many of these landscapes and still lifes together is nothing short of intoxicating.
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Mr. Albanese constructs his landscapes as they appear through the lens of his Canon 5D.
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Sandy landscapes and open skies gave way to a gradual hill climb and twisting trails.
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Most effective are Ms. Smith's zine-like artist's book "Landscapes & Playgrounds" and painted wall text.
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Her abstract forms, Southwestern landscapes and provocative flowers pioneered a new form of American modernism.
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But with ever-changing legal landscapes and constantly moving requirements, it's hard to keep up.
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White's quasi-abstract landscapes are sublime and mournful, a path also charted by Anselm Kiefer.
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Wildlife needs connected landscapes to move to and from their seasonal feeding and breeding grounds.
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Urban landscapes unfold beneath their wheels as you explore new neighborhoods or parts of parks.
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Congress believed swift presidential action is sometimes needed to protect threatened landscapes from private exploitation.
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Legal challenges like this one have become among the 21st century's primary landscapes of confrontation.
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These landscapes were so "suffocating," Adachi says, that young men like Nagayama became solitary rebels.
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Still and meditative, her landscapes feel spontaneous and immediate and intimate, not studied or monumental.
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His landscapes are a litany of primary colors and common nouns: blue sky, green grass.
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XYZT: Abstract Landscapes continues at ARTECHOUSE (1238 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, DC) through September 3.
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Everyday Americans and our iconic American landscapes come last, if he considers them at all.
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In these 13 videos, the landscapes seem to breathe and pulse, as if being resuscitated.
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In her paintings of the 21970s, landscapes and bodies share a charge of organic energy.
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But, for some reason, I really like games that are set in beautiful, snowy landscapes.
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Let us acknowledge that the architectural landscapes we have inherited are neither sacred nor unchanging.
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In Shadows, she photographed landscapes of the fishing village, yet blacked out each individual figure.
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This is an immersive dive into Quebecois painting and the talents of Montrealers specifically, starring the moody landscapes of James Wilson Morrice, 1920s modernist portraits from the Beaver Hall Group, the urban landscapes of Marc-Aurèle Fortin and the abstractions by Jean-Paul Riopelle.
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They offer sandy landscapes, cityscapes and people, either pausing for the camera or on the move.
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Others have dizzying views of the landscapes thousands of feet below, framed by banks of clouds.
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Pluto's surface colors and topographic relief have been exaggerated to make the landscapes look particularly dramatic.
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Ross Paxton captures these snap-happy tourists in his series A General History of Timeless Landscapes.
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But his unusual landscapes are aerial views of mining, agriculture and construction sites in central Spain.
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Temkin fell into this niche line of work while photographing urban landscapes and gardens throughout Chicago.
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Jones represents 16 indigenous landscapes (Hopi, Seminole, etc.) with children's toys of trees, plants, and stumps.
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From the continued post-dubstep experiments of Kode9 to the skittish landscapes of London label Tekres.
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It'll even decorate the place with cheery landscapes so you can enjoy paradise while cowering underground.
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HDR is also on-board here, bringing better shots in areas like landscapes with uneven light.
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People paint landscapes, or run with their dogs while a French dock worker plays his boules.
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The rest of the border is rugged landscapes and natural barriers like the Rio Grande River.
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With flood risks increasing, Hall said managing and restoring local landscapes will be necessary to adapt.
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It will work for both ordinary pictures of people and dogs, but also landscapes and panoramas.
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Some of us like to shoot gorgeous landscapes; others like to play games or watch Netflix.
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I would end up with an object in the center and four landscapes at the edges.
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Glowing geometric objects illuminate pristine, unforgiving landscapes in Lucid, a short film by German collective 3hund.
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While in space, Koch captured breathtaking photos of Earth's landscapes and oceans from 250 miles above.
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He posted photos, often of nature and sometimes including himself, towering and pensive in bucolic landscapes.
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He overwhelmed his beloved landscapes and skies with schematic machinery, advanced (if highly unrealistic) air colonies.
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Though mainly nonrepresentational, certain desert landscapes and figures evoke the desolation of a post-apocalyptic world.
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We see hints of the answer: bodies caught in fungal growths, strange landscapes, and bizarre creatures.
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We have rich emotional landscapes that are far more complex than those of, say, fish. Right?
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City centers, and by extension black neighborhoods, were seen in the national imagination as lawless landscapes.
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Maybe you want to explore the idea of abstract landscapes from an ant's point of view.
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Still lives, landscapes, and geometric compositions generally depict experiences of objective beauty—pretty things without personality.
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In this adventure, you'll be exploring natural landscapes such as forests and urban locales, like towns.
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Though the plot lacks urgency, Mr Ceylan rewards viewers' patience with striking dialogue, scenes and landscapes.
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She can't paint landscapes anyway, a successful landscape painter pal of hers from Yale told me.
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These habitats -- wilderness landscapes - not only preserve wildlife species, but also operate as invaluable carbon sinks.
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The donation — comprised of stunning shots of landscapes, botany, and more — comes from collector Christian Keesee.
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The cinematography is simply beautiful, pairing tense scenes shot with a handheld camera with suggestive landscapes.
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"Glaciers are, by nature, very dynamic landscapes, but tourism needs a degree of stability," wrote Huijbens.
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Are we actually a booming multicultural paradise or are we just pretty landscapes with scattered towns?
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In the images, silver-suited astronauts test equipment and conduct extravehicular activities (EVA's) on desolate landscapes.
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From swooping landscapes to the most dramatic selfie vids ever, a drone can capture it all.
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Stålenhag's two previous series explored landscapes like southern Sweden's forests, rural areas, and come urban environments.
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This ethereal film, with mountainous landscapes that take your breath away, passes the Bechdel test easily.
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Often hundreds of figures layered over each other, forming cresting waves and landscapes of their own.
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"A combination of the formulas gives rise to these complex and alien landscapes," Horsthuis told Gizmodo.
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Ancient landscapes long frozen under ice are being exposed by climate change in the Canadian Arctic.
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At the beginning of the last ice age, the island's glaciers encompassed the landscapes beneath them.
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Terri Loewenthal photographed rugged landscapes with colored filters and reflective optics to produce these trippy scenes.
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Landscapes do not remind of any particular season; the artist looks haunted in his self-portraits.
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Most Americans oppose these extreme practices that could reduce or eliminate large carnivores across entire landscapes.
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It plays out in a series of beautiful landscapes that draw their inspiration from Irish myth.
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The Valleys of South Wales are known for tight communities, male voice choirs, and beautiful landscapes.
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For years he has invented landscapes that speak to everyday turbulence as well as idyllic calm.
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Especially in the first section of the game, Edge of Nowhere's Antarctic landscapes can be beautiful.
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Either way, I'll always be exploring future landscapes that will be informed from a black perspective.
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The result turns the landscapes of these games into something entrancingly, almost inexplicably, beautiful and peaceful.
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Hip and young consumers are already soaked in the world of emerging service landscapes through mobile.
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This historic designation also preserves unrivaled natural landscapes and allows for continued access for recreational activities.
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I think a lot of those kind of landscapes end up shaping the soundscapes quite fittingly.
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Whether it's sea life, wetlands, or forests, we've been involved in the transformation of many landscapes.
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He relished the company of women, and his notebooks contained erotic sketches as well as landscapes.
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She started to document the impact of climate change on Arctic communities and landscapes in 2017.
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The English painter John Constable called the sky the "chief organ of sentiment" in his landscapes.
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Forests have become unnaturally dense and overgrown, and insect epidemics have laid waste to entire landscapes.
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The movie, though elegantly framed, favors the unbeautiful, and its landscapes are littered with rusty junk.
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Israel may be able to desalinate more water but it cannot create new lakes and landscapes.
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We need real actions that truly protect our sporting traditions and the landscapes that define America.
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Plastic waste has become a scourge of the 21st century, blighting landscapes and killing marine life.
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"I felt that my paintings were being read as landscapes," she told Bomb magazine in 22.
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Both belong to an international science network that studies the interaction of landscapes with atmospheric processes.
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What role do politicians with their racist and aggressive discourses play in the emerging landscapes violence?
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Mutation, metamorphosis, over-population, unreal landscapes and objects are all themes that appear in his work.
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Another ongoing series, titled "Landscapes," combines screenshots of the 100 most visited websites in the world.
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There are Alfred Stieglitz's sepia-toned portraits of Georgia O'Keeffe's neck, as well as O'Keefe's landscapes.
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The United States is blessed with diverse and treasured landscapes spanning all corners of our country.
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I think that the nature, the landscapes and the environment definitely refreshed my African-influenced sounds.
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Untouched by man, natural landscapes bloom with color in the Salt Series by photographer David Burdeny.
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You can use the left sidebar to select from different backgrounds — like art, landscapes, or colors.
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The article also coincided with Instagram's drift from cats and food to landscapes and natural phenomena.
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His paintings change from open landscapes to dark fields of underground serpents and half-destroyed houses.
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"Because these landscapes are not that old, people remember them during their heyday," Mr. Birnbaum said.
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Gregor Sailer traveled the globe photographing Potemkin villages, architectural landscapes that are clones, impostors or frauds.
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When I came back in 2017, one year after the bleaching episode, landscapes had completely changed.
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Nathan Kensinger discovered how watery the city is when he started photographing New York's hidden landscapes.
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The chance of more [spillovers into humans] happening is higher because we are degrading these landscapes.
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"Tim was photographing graffiti, and close-ups of fighters' painted fingernails, and landscapes," said Mr. Kamber.
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Austerely chic landscapes, frank sexuality and close-ups of strikingly beautiful women did not hurt, either.
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She supported herself by painting landscapes and portraits and also illustrated a volume on equine surgery.
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She called the process "cross-color," in which landscapes seemed ablaze and figures like pale phantoms.
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The stereoscope pictures are incredibly sharp, the 3D granting the post-apocalyptic landscapes a frightening immediacy.
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A new book of garden photography allows visitors to examine humanity's relationship to the world's landscapes.
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Live footage of performers, landscapes, and other natural elements often find their way into our shows.
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Resembling landscapes, complete with intimations of rivers, mountains, and valleys, they are, upon first sight, confounding.
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As with landscapes seen from the air, our perception of the scale of objects becomes altered.
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What connects the works together in her current show is finding the mystique in Arcadian landscapes.
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Realistic portraits hang next to paintings of mythical landscapes whose neon hues are unseen in nature.
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The more tangible landscapes in the series look like a cross between Stargate and Point Break.
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At the bottom, both landscapes converge at the center with a dried up river in between.
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It has big houses, landscapes groomed to perfection and a median household income of about $172,000.
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For the uninitiated, Jeezy isn't called the Snowman because he has an affinity for winter landscapes.
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Her perceptual experience captures the intimacy of landscapes while recording the grander impact of its environment.
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The concept has expanded into a unique anthology of idiosyncratic villains, endearing heroes and frozen landscapes.
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I have enjoyed cucumber-infused water and a slide show of dramatic landscapes in a lounge.
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One of the main parallels Inskeep draws with the present involves the political and media landscapes.
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The author discerns the poetic even in brutal landscapes and histories, forging musical phrases from conflict.
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"Many of these landscapes are very beautiful and people want to go visit them," said Phillips.
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"Slavery happened in the most beautiful landscapes," she told press during a walkthrough of the gallery.
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Running around the city and taking photos of architecture, plants, landscapes, and art was a blast.
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Interior landscapes are shaped by all kinds of forces: geographic or familial or cultural or genetic.
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Interior landscapes interest me because I am not only a parent but also a college professor.
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Namoda's loose, expressive painting style positions her figures against the shifting forms of pastel-colored landscapes.
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And "Diamonds," to Tchaikovsky, suggests, first, Russia's vast rural landscapes and, finally, its grand imperial cities.
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It rhymes, chromatically, with the landscapes of Dutch masters like Jacob van Ruisdael and Meindert Hobbema.
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One group was at work on abstract paintings; in another, people were making watercolors, landscapes mostly.
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These scientists have often devised "habitat modification" programs that involve subtly altering landscapes to discourage birds.
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The fear caused nightmares, which in turn inspired paintings and drawings of grotesque landscapes and faces.
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The Republican tax bill just gifted one of your most treasured national landscapes to oil companies.
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He's talking about changing landscapes, urban environments, energy sources — all controversial topics — and expressing it artistically.
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In later years she often spoke of her debt to the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.
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"I cannot promote my work as much as some other person who does landscapes," she said.
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"I cannot promote my work as much as some other person who does landscapes," she said.
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And Mr. Larraín's eye for the rugged beauty of Chile's protean landscapes implies a similar argument.
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Such scale is excessive for categorical exclusions, particularly on the primarily smaller eastern National Forest landscapes.
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They are the landscapes of someone who has lived in and absorbed those places she photographs.
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"These landscapes of water and reflection have become an obsession for me," Monet wrote in 1909.
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Both the roles her subjects lay and the interiors or landscapes they inhabit are highly constructed.
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Illusionistic washes and graphic lines coexist in her images, which encompass dreamy landscapes and domestic interiors.
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She became popular for her portraiture and landscapes, as well as portrayals of poverty in Australia.
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Strange Landscapes continues at the Arlington Arts Center (3550 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Virginia) through October 2.
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Aside from equestrian images, Munnings himself focused largely on painting landscapes and scenes of rural life.
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It brought all kinds of topics — ranging from motherhood to pussy-grabbing, animals, landscapes, and abstractions.
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" Like the empty landscapes of Clyfford's childhood, "his canvas was a never-ending space to fill.
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While O'Keeffe's paintings and lithographs emphasize the serenity that can be find in these vast landscapes, artists like Malotte force viewers to confront the violence and devastation that inhabit even the most beautiful landscapes, helping make the case that the representation of land is always deeply political.
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As an aside, Iceland is so different from any place I've ever been, with vast, open landscapes.
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In the clip, filmed on Florida beaches and tropical landscapes, Fernandez follows the singer with his lens.
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Islands with verdant landscapes at the end of August were left brown and barren by the hurricane.
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The large, dark melancholic landscapes from Jungjin Lee's "Unnamed Road" series might almost be Romantic charcoal drawings.
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The landscapes and social hierarchies and characters of the work are dystopian and ugly, but not hopeless.
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That's true not only of industrial farms but also our own gardens, suburban landscapes and recreational areas.
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This all plays out against an expansive backdrop of plains and barren landscapes, and it's beautifully heartbreaking.
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For the sake of fluffy pancakes, lush sunset landscapes, and adventures across time, space, genre, and culture.
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In Mexico, the architecture of Félix Candela punctuates landscapes like giant flowers, folded umbrellas, and cresting waves.
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With his camera obscura, Shi Guorui reinterprets the landscapes of the Hudson River School painter Thomas Cole.
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They stand brown, broken, and brittle revealing homes, rivers, and roads once hidden within lush tropical landscapes.
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The trailer doesn't give much away, but it does showcase sprawling landscapes and incredibly detailed city skylines.
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Guariglia saw China emerge as an industrial force — along with the accompanying changes in the local landscapes.
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But Arroyo decidedly updates the genre of American landscape painting, capturing the flux of contemporary urban landscapes.
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He offers tours through the rarely seen landscapes, now at risk due to a proposed shipping canal.
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Volta artists create otherworldly landscapes that more closely resemble science fiction than a walk in the park.
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Extracting coal from mines also means ripping apart landscapes, polluting water and the communities that live nearby.
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Within her work, the artist continually embraces such oppositions to create a unity in her natural landscapes.
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Another kind of corrective appears in Laura Aguilar's nude photographs of herself and friends in California landscapes.
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He achieved an early reputation as a major painter with massive, Impressionist landscapes, which begin this exhibition.
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The app consists of four "abstract audio-visual landscapes" each of which represents a (heavily pixelated) vulva.
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Maybe it's the way fireflies' resplendent displays can transform our everyday landscapes into places ethereal and otherworldly.
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It also has a better camera, whether you're looking to take gorgeous landscapes or close-up selfies.
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At the same time quarterly performance may be lumpy as Uber invests in stabilizing local competitive landscapes.
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That said, there are plenty of shots of Cruise jetting across barren landscapes and over mountain ridges.
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At the time of reunification West Germany's chancellor, Helmut Kohl, had promised "blooming landscapes" in the east.
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I love extending myself into the sky, and discovering landscapes I could never see, at 4k resolution.
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It's a high-drama animation in grayscale, featuring vaguely humanoid creatures toiling away in post-apocalyptic landscapes.
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Then Leo took to the crayons, and out poured landscapes of blades and switches and tangled cords.
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"Post-Pop Landscapes" relies on the color intensity favored by David Hockney, Yvonne Jacquette, and Matthew Wong.
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Pyramids, impossibly textured landscapes, and other surfaces and objects showcase the fusion of architecture and earthen textures.
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Creators: After working with so many different landscapes throughout your career, what inspired you about the desert?
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"I don't really get inspired by landscapes that much, it's all people," she says of her inspiration.
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Landscapes are changing constantly, with changing speed limits, new construction, and trees growing and being cut down.
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For those tight conditions or really broad landscapes you can always drop it back to the wide.
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She painted seascapes, country landscapes and the occasional industrial scene — perfectly competent works, but ultimately quite conventional.
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Everything from the creatures to the landscapes they inhabit are grounded in known, but less popularized folklore.
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Thankfully, President Obama possessed the foresight to preserve the Bears Ears area's remarkable landscapes and ancient treasures.
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We should take great pride in its beautiful landscapes, we should be inspired by its vast oceans.
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It's filled with low slung chairs, fake flowers and trees, and screens depicting sunsets or mountain landscapes.
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Newspapers plaster their front pages with photographs of vast urban landscapes shrouded in a gray-yellow murk.
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It's hard to believe that nighttime landscapes like the one above were taken with a phone camera.
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VICE Impact got the chance to talk with Jessie Baker of the Rainforest Alliance's Landscapes & Livelihoods team.
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Like the proverbial canary in the coal mine, birds tell us about the health of our landscapes.
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The country has been referred to as "other-worldly" by some because of its unique desert landscapes.
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For nearly 150 miles, I'd driven through Corsicans' villages, eaten their food and marveled at their landscapes.
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The Delaware River Watershed Initiative involves more than 50 nongovernmental organizations that know their landscapes and landowners.
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Leila and Lily are artists and have begun to sell their work, flowers and landscapes and portraits.
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The soloist more often acted the part of a solitary wanderer, traversing the damaged landscapes of modernity.
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From stadiums to ski jumps, landscapes around the world are covered with the remnants of forgotten contests.
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It is also time to give Congress more tools to protect important landscapes in modern, flexible ways.
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There are several new pieces in the show that depict people holding up iPhones against incredible landscapes.
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By obliterating faces, remixing landscapes, and finding unexpected juxtapositions, Tulloch creates new moments from these faded memories.
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It depicts giant flowers towering over man-made landscapes, which are dotted with castles, ships, and bridges.
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Rendered in one of the artist's patently fraught psychological landscapes, the work underwent a series of revisions.
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You've described blending landscapes, portraiture and street photography, but did any particular aspect take precedence for you?
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Our shoots have all focused on artistic nudes, and almost always take place in beautiful outdoor landscapes.
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I like to create colorful worlds and landscapes, and see what stories people can derive from them.
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"The landscapes look strikingly similar to primordial minerals, cells duplicating, forests coming to life," says van Leer.
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On the real though, 2016 will be the year of landscapes and I couldn't be more excited.
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I find these beautiful landscapes that speak to me and everything else falls into place from there.
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Dressed as Boy Scouts, Moules's many selves wander through idyllic landscapes ripped from the Hudson River School.
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Equally beautiful was a room of Degas's monotypes of landscapes, which appear as abstracted layers of color.
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When you think of drone photography, majestic bird's-eye views of pastoral landscapes probably come to mind.
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Different landscapes provide unique challenges, and each canyon route requires a different combination of skills to navigate.
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But in describing his domestic portraits and local landscapes, he sums up the essence of the play.
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Hard not to see the influence of Renaissance Italy in these landscapes, portraits and quasi-religious scenes.
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Otherwise I wander these landscapes only speaking with myself, slowly losing the meaning and import of language.
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These developments culled from Japanese landscapes also inform "Entrance to a Quarry" (1888) and "The Ravine" (1888).
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The film is replete with long shots of severe but beautiful landscapes and strange, near-phantasmagoric episodes.
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And as omnivores, coyotes can eat a variety of things, which helps them adapt to different landscapes.
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We see the Earth curve: God in her kingdom and varied landscapes alive with meandering stone walls.
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We're spiritual creatures; our lives are shaped by the moral landscapes and ideals we inherit and absorb.
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But Campbell's textual clarity doesn't reduce the landscapes, people, or problems of the Arctic to an essence.
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Drawings of ghosts and fall landscapes by the couple's two sons hung on string across the window.
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It has a lot of different landscapes and we are trying to understand what's going on there.
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The radiating concentric circles and lines refer in a general way to landscapes Moore is familiar with.
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"Of Dikes and Windmills" (1969) was a full-length book with diagrams, maps, street scenes and landscapes.
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Last year, Claremont Heritage, a historic preservation center, held an exhibition of her landscapes and abstract paintings.
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Our knowledge of reading landscapes and understanding how fire fits on there comes from thousands of years.
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Kids use hand gestures to manipulate cartoon versions of their favorite characters and Disney landscapes on screen.
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Icelandic mysteries, with their stark landscapes and frontier atmosphere, have a natural kinship with the American western.
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The hyper-reality of these dreamy visual landscapes created sadness in some of the attendees after awhile.
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And these are the landscapes that Thomas Callahan has in mind when welding together his latest creation.
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Untamed landscapes like this one also owe a debt to the High Line in New York City.
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So as an introduction for children to exotic creatures in picturesque landscapes, the movie is harmless enough.
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While most finalists in the Golden Hour 2020 contest photographed landscapes, Sanchez zoomed in on a dragonfly.
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These were not landscapes of yeoman self-reliance, but nodes within a vast network of global interdependency.
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In recent years, astronomers have taken the first direct images of exoplanets, blurry pixels of alien landscapes.
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Mary Cassatt barely worked on landscapes, and Berthe Morisot's few outdoor canvases were painted on private property.
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But there's 400 miles of bike trails in Albuquerque, and the landscapes and big sky are amazing.
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Building a 1,500-mile-long permanent barrier across one of the most sensitive landscapes in America, in
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I had spent years in different costumes, changing to fit the disparate social landscapes that I inhabited.
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With its technology and footage of breathtaking landscapes, it's among the most grown-up attractions in Epcot.
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Local hikes can give you sweeping views of the town itself as well as the scenic landscapes.
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You might see leisurely 18th-century landscapes in the loose herd of cattle standing in the river.
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Similarly, courts have long supported bringing landscapes of this size under the protection of the Antiquities Act.
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Huang Binhong painted this particular set of magnificent landscapes late in life, when he was almost blind.
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These grinders from Topboro are engraved with stunning designs of landscapes and solar systems — very Instagram worthy.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles are transforming our ability to document large structures and landscapes at extremely high resolution.
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Both areas are intensely in flux as their business landscapes shift with the advent of streaming services.
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In the larger canvases blue is a color for dramatic landscapes, illusions of depth, mystery, and melancholy.
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"Seeing all the most iconic landscapes, geology, vegetation, just the best view in the world," she said.
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A video backdrop, designed by Jim Findlay, showed landscapes, urban and rural, seen from trains in motion.
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Mr. Ryman preferred the square, he said, because it avoided representational suggestions of doors, windows and landscapes.
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Hammond will concentrate on the gendered body and how our expectations of it are projected onto landscapes.
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The Northern Rockies are surely near the top of the list of the world's most spectacular landscapes.
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Before that, they were seen as landscapes of evil otherness, where the tempestuous gods exercised their wrath.
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It's easy to mistake Carrington's paintings of animal and human hybrids in fantastical landscapes for Surrealist art.
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Koolhaas's rigid pantaloons, however, are just one example of the myriad peculiar structures that dot China's landscapes.
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"Our beaches, landscapes, and our sea are our main assets," he said to me in an email.
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I was able to blur detail, smooth areas, roughen up patches, or remove people or landscapes altogether.
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When she got there, she realized she saw the landscapes as a sort of score for music.
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My art focuses on emotional vulnerability and although my work generally centers women, I respect all emotional landscapes.
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Clair's "portrait made from broken landscapes," as he describes it, scored him his first Primetime Emmy in 2014.
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But Indian state tourist boards have cottoned onto the benefits of their landscapes and buildings appearing on screen.
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The images inside the tunnel can be changed to show different landscapes, like deserts, or to display advertisements.
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"On one hand I see the beauty of this architecture—the monochromatic landscapes, the fractal forms," he says.
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