Sentences with phrase «prehistoric landscape»

His work in Marfa — created and installed on a scale in keeping with the vast, prehistoric landscape, as well as the repurposed buildings he bought all over town — was both subtle and exhilarating to behold.

By blending thunderously aggressive action with a sweeping sense of awe and multi-faceted vocal work, Newton Howard transforms the on - screen characters from a mere collection of pixels into living, breathing creations, actively making us care about the film's prehistoric landscape.

In bold and bright colors, it features fossil favorites like brontosaurus, stegosaurus and tyrannosaurus frolicking in a prehistoric landscape.

This huge tub contains 40 different pieces to build an amazing prehistoric landscape with lots of different dinosaurs.

In these short sequences, the element of ether is the central character shaping notions of «space,» seemingly untouched prehistoric landscapes devoid of exact location or scale, while minute transformations occur within the strange futuristic terrains.

Not exact matches

Lost Kingdom is set within four acres of Jurassic landscape and is bursting with prehistoric themed rides and attractions, including two world - class family rollercoasters, but with a minimum height of only 1m, making them perfect for little adventurers.

«We were able to demonstrate that people were mucking about with prehistoric elephants 12,500 years ago on the southeastern Wisconsin landscape,» Overstreet says.

I'm one of only a few dozen maybe in the whole world who focus on landscapes that got covered by sea level rise or prehistoric settlements that were terrestrial but ended up underwater.

Ok then, how about naming the prehistoric period they lived in, how and what the giant beasts ate, and what other creatures shared the landscape?

These same life cycles of the prehistoric Maltese could have been vulnerable to disruption because of the relatively isolated island location, with its cleared and fragile landscape on which its food supplies depended.

On the other hand, in the Mimbres area of New Mexico, prehistoric cultivated soils remain partly degraded almost 900 years after agriculture ended in the region, and the sensitive landscape has not returned to its natural condition.

It may be impossible to settle the debate over what kind of landscape our ancestors encountered when they first walked across prehistoric Europe.

Just a short train ride from downtown Amsterdam, nearly 3,000 wild horses, deer, and descendants of prehistoric cattle roam a landscape that is being dramatically shaped by their presence.

«The Good Dinosaur» with Frances McDormand and Jeffrey Wright is a prehistoric wonder with wacky critters and beautiful landscapes.

They were led by director Ridley Scott, who used Europe's biggest waterfall, northern Iceland's Dettifoss, to replicate a prehistoric, extraterrestrial landscape for his sci - fi movie «Prometheus.»

-- Will it be a supernatural or magical world — trees that talk, land that can transform itself into different landscapes, deep earth caverns filled with prehistoric creatures?

Prehistoric remnants are preserved here, amid this somewhat lunar landscape.

Criss - crossed by mysterious mangroves, swamps, pristine saltwater and freshwater lagoons, Palo Verde National Park beckons you to discover a landscape practically unchanged since its prehistoric days.

Stop in at the town's visitor center to get driving maps to an astounding collection of enormous prehistoric animals — metal sculptures made by artist Ricardo Breceda — that dot the surrounding desert landscape...

Stop in at the town's visitor centre to get driving maps to an astounding collection of enormous prehistoric animals — metal sculptures made by artist Ricardo Breceda — that dot the surrounding desert landscape...

That's why Cosmos has included visits to prehistoric Stonehenge; Bath, known for its Roman ruins and baths; Edinburgh Castle, dating to the 12th century, where you'll admire Scotland's Crown Jewels; Hadrian's Wall, the remains of the fortifications built by the Romans 2,000 years ago to defend against marauding northern tribes; the Mayflower Steps in Plymouth, where the Pilgrim Fathers embarked in 1620; Chester, where you'll see the Roman remains and half - timbered buildings; the battlefield of Culloden Moor, where in 1746, the last battle was fought on British soil; and more.You'd also expect to see stunning scenery and lush landscapes on a Britain and Ireland tour.

The images from Joseph Michael's latest series «Luminosity» could easily be mistaken for a far - off alien planet or a poisonous landscape from prehistoric Earth.

Against Moran's sinuous improvisations, Jonas drew prehistoric fish, donned hand - painted paper masks, and detailed the degradation of local landscapes — and her fearsome ecological vision became all the more powerful through its tender delivery.

Talk to the Eye is a landscape of ceramic sculptures, a prehistoric civilization of archetypal shapes.

Her professional relationship with Ballard led her to consider the relationship between earthwork and story, mining the parallels as both were set in saline landscapes where time is marked, in part, through the inclusion of prehistoric creatures.

Just like film stills, the works of Villar Rojas are objects filled with time, devices that narrate time through images, from prehistoric finds to the most futuristic, or post-apocalyptic, landscapes, recording it in the physical substance of matter, in a constant process of evolution and decay.

In the 1970s the emphasis changed to man's early intervention in the landscape in, for example, Megalith, 1971, and Elegy, 1975, derived from megaliths and other prehistoric monuments.