Sentences with phrase «uninhabited landscapes»

In Flying, footage from a flight taken by then South Korean president Kim Dae - jung in 2000 to meet with the late North Korean leader Kim Jong - il captures the eerie uninhabited landscape of the north, while simultaneously suggesting the anticipation of hope.

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Wild Life centers around a young rancher who leaves his home in the United Kingdom to make a life for himself as a rancher in the wild and mostly uninhabited Canadian landscape.

In almost all Westerns, the landscape is the dominant visual: lots of daylight exterior shots, big skies, seemingly wild and uninhabited land, sweepingly wide - open spaces.

Tamed to some extent by man, who planted beautiful rice paddies across the island, the Balinese countryside has managed to hold on to its rugged landscape: from the delicate, uninhabited «deer island», Menjangan, which combines mangroves with a protected national park, to the amazing waterfalls of Sekumpul.

Located just off the coast of East Africa and largely uninhabited until the late 18th century, the Seychelles» 116 islands are home to some of the most pristine natural landscapes in the world.

Surrounded by tranquil waters teaming with aquatic life, stunning natural landscapes and countless uninhabited islands to explore, guests enjoy an endless array of activities on land and sea.

Heavily forested, their steep rugged landscape is covered with an emerald green carpet of virgin jungle, punctuated by towering ancient hardwoods.The jungles are virtually uninhabited but for two small villages of the Chao Le (sea gypsies).

The Australia most of us know, the vast uninhabited rough and ready landscape of the Australian outback is etched into Australia and crosses every one of Australia's mainland states.

Taking day trips to glaciers and uninhabited islands, Albury documented the shifting, icy landscapes with a pinhole camera, 4 x 5 negatives, and the arctic light.

In Forest (2000 - 2005), Hanzlová photographed the uninhabited forest near her childhood village, transforming the empty, wooded landscape into a symbol of memory and loss.

As mirage pulls the landscape in and reflects it back out, this classic one - story suburban house becomes a framing device, a perceptual echo - chamber endlessly bouncing between the dream of nature as pure uninhabited state and the pursuit of its conquest.

How I could ever have thought that his haunting, lonely landscapes — usually uninhabited or with just one character — were remotely dull is completely beyond me.

While amplified warming does occur in cities and is an important local phenomenon, cities occupy only a small fraction of the planet compared to the vast area of oceans, ice caps, uninhabited mountains, and rural landscapes.