Taketomi Volcano by Alexander Lavrentiev
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Taketomi Volcano by Alexander Lavrentiev
*touches ground* forg was here
Pride and Prejudice (2005) → Locations
“Pride & Prejudice is a love letter to the English landscape from its director Joe Wright. It is a glorious rebuke to any underestimation of the power within our countryside. There are many smaller notes, where the film exults in the quieter glories of England. There are long wet meads with small tufts of reeds; modest rivers weaving through flat meadows; small woods perched on ridges over long fields; all moist, green and rich. It is a landscape in sympathetic participation with the human, and pleasantly unique to us. It is, as Hardy would put it, “majestic without severity, impressive without showiness, emphatic in its admonitions, grand in its simplicity”.”
“I hope I haven’t already driven past my greatest moments. I hope there is something beautiful on the horizon that’s just as impatient as I am. Something so eager, It wants to meet me halfway.”
— Rudy Francisco, Helium
Vincent Van Gogh // Clarice Lispector
— Susan Jeffers
Jab We Met, 2007.
- Jane Austen
- f.k.q
My heart is the graveyard of my concealed feelings, for you. It is engraved with wounds; flooded with tears.
Fyodor Dostoyevsky // Alanis Morissette
By Kohl Donnelly
Pride and Prejudice (2005) → Locations
“Pride & Prejudice is a love letter to the English landscape from its director Joe Wright. It is a glorious rebuke to any underestimation of the power within our countryside. There are many smaller notes, where the film exults in the quieter glories of England. There are long wet meads with small tufts of reeds; modest rivers weaving through flat meadows; small woods perched on ridges over long fields; all moist, green and rich. It is a landscape in sympathetic participation with the human, and pleasantly unique to us. It is, as Hardy would put it, “majestic without severity, impressive without showiness, emphatic in its admonitions, grand in its simplicity”.”