Sentences with phrase «striking picture makes»

A striking picture makes an eye stop and examine it.

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The pictures are actually very charming and will probably make you wish you'd been a part of making The Empire Strikes Back with Harrison Ford and all your other pals.

One of the pictures I found particularly striking was the Frozen Chocolate Pops and now I had no more excuses not to make them.

When she gets even more free time she bakes, climbs rocks, daydreams about homesteading, takes dozens of pictures of whatever strikes her fancy, blogs at Embrita Blogging, researches homeschooling, photography, and mindful living, and writes about offing (made - up) people.

'» It is not hard to picture other problematic scenarios: An autonomous drone strikes a school; a loan - evaluation program disproportionally denies applications from minorities; a system like Deep Patient makes a specious diagnosis.

The Replica Panerai Watches100 XL is their larger version of the watch, the standard model is a bit small for my tastes.In a route one way, this influence makes a lot of sense - the purpose of both sets of images is to create striking pictures that put Valentino handbags in the centre.

You always have such great pieces it's hard to imagine anything ever needs revamping: — RRB - The one that struck me the most was the last one with the Herringbone vest... I was playing «find the difference in the pictures» and couldn't quite figure it out... then in reading you comments I'm stunned that switching your pants made you look totally different!!

Director D.J. Caruso, who has helmed forgettable fare such as Taking Lives and Two for the Money, strikes all the right keys as the picture makes its transition from comedy to romance to thriller.

I first screened the picture on cassette, and the difference this disc makes is striking, going so far as to improve the dramatic tenor of the piece.

«The Shape of Water» has enjoyed a late surge of popularity thanks to its win with the Critics» Choice, PGA, and the DGA, but what most people who are picking it for Best Picture seemingly don't want to accept is that it has some major strikes against it that make it highly unlikely to win Best Picture.

I found the pictures intriguing and with just PowerPoint and Paint I have made a set of images that are quite striking and may provoke debate.

Today, the OES is active in Companion and Herding events using its sturdy, square, agile structure; as a family companion with an adaptable, intelligent disposition with no sign of aggression; and of course the Conformation Ring where the striking picture of a balanced dog in full double coat makes him a standout.

Lightning strikes made my old monitor blink and when the picture came back to normal I saw a fast moving white dot on a radar, with the «beep» sound of the radar getting louder and louder.

He notes: «One of the things that struck me looking at these paintings is how little they make one aware of a picture plane; how very unflat they are; how very un-graphic in every sense; and yet, how true to the integrity of the painted surface.

Most of these Slinky - like pictures remind me of the miniature targets that Kenneth Noland was making at about the same time: both struck me as attempts to revisit former glories on a more salable scale but suffering from the weakness of old age.

His latest exhibition at Victoria Miro gallery in north London (from February 2 to March 24), features, on the ground floor, pictures made from layers of laser - cut birchwood and MDF and, upstairs, a series of striking, large - scale chandeliers cut from plastic - resin sheeting.

«Robert Longo: Gang of Cosmos» at Metro Pictures April 10 — May 23 «Robert Longo: Strike the Sun» at Petzel April 10 — May 10 «I always imagine that I want to make art that is going to kill you,» Robert Longo told an interviewer in 1984.

It makes for a striking reminder of the complex, public world behind those private experiences of reading and looking at pictures.

Through different picture cycles, she examines the care of orphaned children and wounded troops, Germans at work and at leisure — including a fascinating series made late in the war entitled «Women in Men's Jobs» — presenting the dislocations of war along with striking moments of human warmth.

Also new to the list was Park Sung Tae, whose first New York solo exhibition in early 2011 made for a striking picture feast.

In Excursion on the Thames (1953), one of several pictures in the exhibition deriving from Avery's only trip to Europe in 1952, the perfect balance is struck between loving observation of the everyday and visionary form - making: the pleasure boat slowly moving down the Thames, observed from the steps of the Tate at Millbank, is simultaneously two bands of vibrant colour glowing against the almost - black of the middle ground.