Sentences with phrase «like snow scenes»

I like snow scenes, okay?

Not exact matches

Notes: The episode's final scene NEEDED to be that badass, because the penultimate one was filled with a young girl's screams for her parents, who sacrificed her to R'Hallor to, like, stop the snow or something.

It's so breathtaking and magical when the trees are covered in snow, and as you glance through our table, at all the different trees, I wanted it to feel like were going for a walk in a beautiful winter scene.

If you like, you can add a bit of hot glue or Elmer's Glue - All to the bottom of your scene to help the snow stick a little bit, but ideally, you will put a thicker layer of snow in the cloche then glue will really stick to, so this part is optional.

These directionless scenes (bros jumping around like frogs in the snow, or ranting about the Pope) are uncanny in their realism, proving that a movie that's just a string of scenes can still work if each of those scenes crackles with its own internal drama.

There was a Russian Winter Ball, I remember, for which my dad got refrigerator - sized cartons of artificial snow shipped in from Texas and a dry ice machine to fog up the rooms and make the setting feel like a scene from Dr. Zhivago.

Under two feet of fresh snow, the world looked like a scene from a Christmas card.

Ahh, winter in New England... with its snow covered evergreens, frozen lakes and sledding hills it's like a picturesque scene from a holiday movie.

In a realistic scene i agree but i never really liked Christmas in summer because it didn't have the magic of the white snow all around.

His subject has primarily been the lives and debaucheries of young people, beginning early on with Polaroids of friends and acquaintances in and around New York's downtown art scene, including collaborators and peers like Dan Colen and the late Dash Snow.

Snow, steam, and smoke soften many of Stieglitz's photographs, giving a scene like Icy Night, New York, 1897, an atmospheric sheen.

Black Brook 18 radiates like an electric Rothko; Untitled Landscape I is like the largest folk painting ever made, and as magical; Untitled Cityscape 5 combines the mysteries of Goya's black paintings and Hopper's solitude; and Snow Scene 2 shows Katz embodying the state of grace that poet Wallace Stevens called «a mind of winter.»

If you're brave enough, try playing with the Manual setting for control over exposure and white balance and access to scenes like Softskin, Night, Sports, Party, and Snow.

I wanted our cards to look a bit like a scene from a snow globe... a little whimsical, a little cheesy, and a lot fun.