100 Amazing Books to Read in a Lifetime. Hi Cora- Yikes!
I am sorry you are so upset. I don’t think I was disrespectful or had guns blazing or attacking you. I hope you aren’t suggesting I am closed minded and ignorant? We will have to agree to disagree on this one. I read your comment as suggesting the list was composed to sell movies by Amazon. This is what I read from your original comment: “I’m with Sari….most to promote books to movies. So I must have misunderstood what you were saying and I guess I am confused considering the authors you mentioned also have movies out? And then when you made this remark: “There are better lists than this. I thought this was a great list- not perfect but we all know that would be impossible. I don’t think having a popular movie takes anything away from the books and it doesn’t mean they aren’t worth reading or that the entire list is not good. Picture.
Elements in Glass. Tree Life. Collection of Beautiful Lakes. A lake is the landscape’s most beautiful and expressive feature.
It is earth’s eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature. Who doesn’t believe that God has created images of Paradise here in this world? I believe, if one wishes to get the glimpse of the heavenly glory, then they better start discovering the world and they shall see for themselves. There exist such charismatic views, so blissfully divine a look they give. Only seeing is to believe. If you have a passion to discover some of the most breathtaking places of the world, then following are some of the most beautiful ‘lakes’, simply beyond belief –. Lake Tahoe, USA Light of hope by Ayie Permata Sari Beautiful lake somewhere in Norway Above Sammamish by Sparth Lake Peyto by Gregory Boratyn Ashi Lake, Japan by Ricardo Bevilaqua Holy Sunset – Ohrid Macedonia Granite Reflections by David Richter Situ Gunung Lake by ismyday The tale of the Sampaloc Lake by Niko Lazo.
Histoire de Mode en Pinterest. Cutting Paper Snowflakes. You sometimes have questions.
I know I do. When this happens and you think I might be of some service, do as Bridgitt did and shoot me an email. You never know, I just might be able to help. Bridgitt writes: I was reading through the junkmail snowflake garland post and was amazed at the snowflakes you cut out. Mother Teresa. Interview: Gorgeous Pastel Portraits by Emma Uber. Artist Emma Uber has an incredible knack for paintings faces.
Her series of pastel portraits involves beautifully detailed—and mainly feminine—faces that blend into backgrounds filled with thick, vibrant strokes, drips and smears of paint, and bursts of colorful shapes and flowers. Her use of a strong color palette and aggressive strokes, set against the soft features and expressionless faces, sparks an intense curiosity about each of her subjects. Currently living in Australia, Uber doesn’t write much about herself on her website but we were lucky to get in contact with the artist and she was kind enough to answer some of our questions.
You can catch that interview, below. Can you please give us a brief background of yourself? What inspired you to create the portraits set? I attempted a colorful self-portrait just to get out of my comfort zone and it grew from there. I notice you paint a lot of women. What words of inspiration can you offer to other artists out there? Learning Digital Photography Improves Cognitive Function in Older Adults › The Next Regeneration. Reflections: Portraits of the Elderly as They Once Were.
My eye recently got pulled towards “Reflections”.
A photo series by Tom Hussey, where he portrays the elderly as they reflect on their younger selves in the mirror. This is a wonderfully done series that gives you pause to think, about the passage of time and the lives we are living. via [WallToWatch] From Kenn: Do you like what we are doing? Then show us some love. Tweet and Like your favorite articles and be sure to leave your comments below. If you want to receive the best of the month’s posts in a convenient newsletter then don’t forget to subscribe now. Related The Best Fstoppers’ Posts From February 2012 Your "Likes", "Tweets", comments and clicks all help us know which are our best posts of the month.
In "FS News" Kiah Kiean. 高雄港口眺望 Size: 28 x 56 cm Media: Chinese ink & watercolour on paper 鳳邑雙慈宮 Size: 28 x 56 cm Media: Chinese ink & watercolour on paper 橋頭糖廠 Size: 19 x 56 cm Media: Chinese ink & watercolour on paper 橋糖文創園區 鳳山火車站 Another set of colour sketches done during Line-line Journey III travel + exhibition.
Reflective Practice. A Simple Framework for Innovation in the Classroom. Thank A Teacher. Picasso.PP.TES.14.