Sentences with phrase «airplane window»

A piece of translucent drafting film containing a life size silhouette of an oval airplane window in gold leaf hangs back to back with each photograph.

I love photos out of airplane windows!

A Southwest Airlines flight from Chicago to Newark, New Jersey, diverted to Cleveland on Wednesday because of a cracked airplane window.

This week on Design Crush: Airplane window paintings by Jim Darling that are sure to incite wanderlust.

John Schabel catches adults and children within the spare oval of airplane windows, dripping with rain, lost in boredom, anticipation, and fear.

When I first saw Haiti, deep emerald deforested mountains rising out of the blue water, I was peeking out of an airplane window in an unasked - for first class upgrade, three rows behind Presidente Martelly, and the irony of this was not lost on me.

I might not experience the joy of pulling hot pumpkin bread out of the oven this season, but I can resign myself to the joy of peering out an airplane window to make pictures out of the clouds.

The only reason he doesn't throw the book you were reading out of an airplane window is because he can't figure out how to open an airplane window.

If you too want to avoid the urge to throw one of your children out of the airplane window, I suggest you take heed...

The sticky flags were easy for him to put on airplane windows to create designs and even easier for mom and dad to remove (unlike conventional stickers).

As the glacier passes by outside the airplane window, she notes that Thwaites could take perhaps 200 years or more to collapse.

The last thing you'd expect to see out your airplane window is a bumblebee cruising by.

You might have noticed them while staring out an airplane window, studying the wing.

-LCB- Sunday randomness: * Dasha lounging by the sunny window * springtime flowers * the view from the airplane window that always makes me smile * saying goodbye to the Olympics... my favorite yet (duh) * -RCB-

Instead of a tightly - wound action adventure film with a bit of added political intrigue or compelling character relationships, Killer Elite lumbers along for 105 minutes - saddled with too much time spent as Statham stares out airplane windows (cue flashbacks) and Owen converses with greying bureaucrats.

Whites are occasionally blasted out, as when the camera is pointed towards car or airplane windows, in a way that's in keeping with the overall look of the film.

Lady Bird opens with an epigraph, something Joan Didion told Michiko Kakutani in a 1979 New York Times profile: «Anybody who talks about California hedonism,» Didion said, leaning to look out an airplane window as they flew from Los Angeles to her hometown of Sacramento, «has never spent a Christmas in Sacramento.»

Lost in memory, I stare out the airplane window, barely registering the dull roar of the engines or the attendants rolling carts down the aisle.

Commercial airline pilots volunteer this kind of information — altitude and cruising speed — which is how I've learned to estimate how high above the ground I am, looking from an airplane window.

And although I'm only set to spend a week here, I will leave a slightly different place from the one first glimpsed outside the airplane window.

As the artist explains in this 1970s interview, she painted this work after looking out over the sky from an airplane window.

Now, with Wheeler bringing another one of his immersive light installations to the gallery this month (an approximation of the engulfing light the artist sees out his airplane window flying over New Mexico), Zwirner staffers have innovated a way to contend with the expected crush: a reservation system that will allow visitors to call ahead to reserve a spot in the work.

Her first Instagrams — which I'm disinclined to treat as artworks; they were meant for private circulation — documented Japanese rice fields and chickens in East Hampton, snow on pine needles, pillowy clouds from an airplane window; there was even a little food porn.

Untitled photographs from an airplane window at Ms. Leonard's retrospective, «Survey,» at the Whitney Museum.

A view from above is a relatively new perspective — the earth seen from an airplane window or a satellite image.

In «Roid» fresh images from diCorcia's most recognised series — «Family and Friends», «Hustlers», «Streetwork», «Heads», «A Storybook Life», and «Lucky Thirteen» — are punctuated by intimate moments with family, friends, lovers, and scenes of everyday life ranging from the view from an airplane window to a cluster of dandelion bulbs or an unwashed coffee cup on a simple table - cloth.

Curvature indirectly pays homage to the critical design of airplane windows and the inspired sculpture of 20th century artist Isamu Noguchi.

Verticalseat features an array of parts and objects of our daily life, which Yngve Holen has transformed into artworks: fences that protect gated communities, autobus and scooter headlights, facades of CT scanners, airplane windows, and finally a Porsche Panamera luxury car cut in 4 pieces like a cake.

Along with some great works by Michelle Grabner, this year they included a fantastic grid of small - scale mixed - media drawings by Milwaukee - based artist Peter Barrickman, comprised of abstracted views from an airplane window.