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van Gogh style
If Vincent van Gogh had taken to photography, the results might have looked like this. Whereas, in reality, this is the result of poor lab work on a redscale film. Fregene beach, Lazio, Italy. Olympus 35 RC on Lomography Redscale XR film.
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ANALYTICAL AND LITERARY STUDY OF EMOTION AND ITS ARTISTIC EFFECT IN ANTHOLOGY OF QHADI UMAR IBRAHIM “HADIQATUL AZHAAR”
ANALYTICAL AND LITERARY STUDY OF EMOTION AND ITS ARTISTIC EFFECT IN ANTHOLOGY OF QHADI UMAR IBRAHIM “HADIQATUL AZHAAR”
ANALYTICAL AND LITERARY STUDY OF EMOTION AND ITS ARTISTIC EFFECT IN ANTHOLOGY OF QHADI UMAR IBRAHIM “HADIQATUL AZHAAR”
Abstract:
This research is titled: “ANALYTICAL AND LITERARY STUDY OF EMOTION AND ITS ARTISTIC EFFECT IN ANTHOLOGY OF QHADI UMAR IBRAHIM „HADIQATUL AZHAAR”‟” the research comprises four chapters and a conclusion. It contains a study of artistic effect of passion in the formation…
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Penny by Tracy Munson Via Flickr: The name Penny is perfect for this little copper coloured foal! She was quite a character, that's for sure. I was very tempted to take her home to my basement apartment in Toronto ;)
Sometimes he moves us, sometimes he forces us to make the movement ourselves, but it always exceeds what we would have thought ourselves capable of achieving alone. Aesthetic enjoyment is made up of this multiplicity of excitements and moments of respite, of expectations disappointed or fulfilled beyond anticipation — a multiplicity resulting from the challenges made by the work and from the contradictory feeling it arouses that the tests it is subjecting us to are impossible, at the same time as it prepares to provide us with the marvelously unpredicatable means of coping with them.
Claude Lévi-Strauss, The Raw and the Cooked (1964, 17)
