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☘️ The Irish Countryside ☘️ A Rainy Bedtime Story n this cozy sleep story narrated by a female voice, travel to the emerald landscapes of Ireland, where springtime rain washes over rolling hills and quiet loughs. As mist drapes the countryside, a gentle storm rolls in, guiding you to the warmth of a whitewashed thatched cottage. This sleepy journey invites you to unwind by the woodstove, wrapped in a soft crocheted blanket with a book in hand. Reading "Ireland, Historic, and Picturesque," you relax as the rhythmic patter of rain lulls you into a peaceful slumber. Let this tranquil escape ease your mind, inviting deep sleep. It's time to dream away.Includes excerpt from "Ireland, Historic, and Picturesque" by Charles Johnston, courtesy of the public domain.Original Script, Recording, Production, and Music by Michelle Hotaling, Dreamaway Visions LLC 2025 All Rights ReservedYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/michellessanctuary/INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/michellessanctuary/FACEBOOK:https://www.facebook.com/michellessanctuary/TIKTOK: http://www.tiktok.com/@michellessanctuary/TWITTER: http://twitter.com/michsanctuary/Email Michelle: michellessanctuary@gmail.comIf you would like to support this channel:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/michsanctuaryhttps://www.paypal.me/michellessanctuaryhttps://www.venmo.com/michellehotalingCheck out my new podcast, Meditation Tides, for guided meditations and let the tides of your breath bring the tranquility you deserve. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meditationtides/Michelle's Sanctuary is a place where you may enjoy high quality relaxing stories for sleep and guided sleep meditations completely FREE with a focus on mental vacations, sleep hypnosis, manifestations, and using your imagination to enjoy relaxing adventures before bedtime. Grown-ups deserve bedtime stories too!Having firsthand experience with anxiety, insomnia, and a strong desire to connect with my higher self and live my best life, I have tailored these recordings in ways that I have personally found helpful. This channel is not a replacement for consultations with a doctor or medical professional but can help you find more balance and a healing night's sleep. I always welcome comments, feedback & suggestions.
We were very fortunate to have Kyle Hollis from Picturesque on the podcast to talk about their new EP, "I Hope You Hate It". Enjoy!Picturesque Socials: Twitter: https://x.com/picturesquebandInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/picturesqueband/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/picturesqueTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@picturesquebandYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PicturesqueBandApple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/picturesque/1051153302Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/412BedlPBwXH6Dz6xetzGIGrab some GNP Merch!: https://goodnoisepodcast.creator-spring.com/Check out the recording gear we use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/goodnoisepodcastSupport the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/goodnoisepodcastGood Noise Podcast Socials:Twitter: https://twitter.com/good_noise_castInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodnoisepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodnoisepodDiscord: https://discord.gg/nDAQKwTYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFHKPdUxxe1MaGNWoFtjoJASpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/04IMtdIrCIvbIr7g6ttZHiAll other streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/goodnoisepodcastBandcamp: https://goodnoiserecords.bandcamp.com/
Mark Chester aka Ginnels released their first album in a decade, The Picturesque, on February 7. He talks about what he's been up to (becoming a dad of two, mostly), playing with Autre Monde and why they've come to an end, songwriting, nostalgia, Popical Island, and lots more. Buy The Picturesque: https://ginnels.bandcamp.com/album/the-picturesque --- Press release: Ginnels never let up. Though it has been, staggeringly, eight long years since the last irresistible jangle pop transmission under the Ginnels moniker, nothing much has changed in Mark Chester's approach when it comes to the practice of music making, even if much everything else for Chester has seen considerable flux – he's now a father of two, and most shockingly of all for an indie popster of his ilk, gainfully employed. “It definitely started the same way all Ginnels stuff starts,” Chester explains, “which is just me looking through five years of phone demos and going ‘that's a decent song' and ‘that's a decent song', and if you keep that up then you have a full album.” The man himself might be coyly committed to making his process sound as pedestrian as possible, but from the moment the delicate chiming introduction of album opener ‘The Body Was Gone' goes widescreen – revealing an expanded sonic palette richer in timbre and exponentially wider in scope than anything Chester has let out into the world thus far – it is apparent that “The Picturesque” is poised to be less than parochial in its sonic purview. From here, “The Picturesque” plays like a gauzy road trip Super 8 footage cutting between scenes of sunset at Monument Valley and B-roll from around middle-Ireland, entirely soundtracked by some enchanted mixtape of heretofore unheard B sides from REM, XTC and The Go-Betweens, unexpected guest appearances from the surprisingly together-sounding ghost of Johnny Thunders and snippets from your coolest friends' unreleased instrumental experiments. All liberally rippled with Chester's unique ear for melody and appetite for the unexpected when it comes to crafting guitar parts. And this, by design, feels like a Guitar Record, above all else. For all its effortlessly sticky lyrical and melodic twists, “The Picturesque” separates itself within the mighty Ginnels catalogue in both the dexterity in playing and diversity in tone on show across these 12 tracks. And 12, of course as we know, being the optimum number of tracks for any LP to have, so bonus points for that too.
December 2024 was the quietest month of new releases in the history of us doing this monthly podcast series. We discuss new EPs from HANABIE. (32:34), Picturesque (39:06), Take The Name (47:05), and South Arcade (51:30), the brand new album from Until I Wake (57:53), plus singles from Bloodywood, LANDMVRKS, Windwaker and a few others! All music discussed this month can be found in this playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6WhKJFws7vlbjKXFIRy4Qv?si=3a1e0023b03740ff Follow us: https://www.tiktok.com/@hivemindradio https://twitter.com/hivemindradio_ https://www.instagram.com/hivemindradio_ https://linktr.ee/hivemindradio Outro Theme song licensed from slip.stream: Track: "Lock And Load" Music provided by https://slip.stream Free Download / Stream: https://slip.stream/tracks/49ecc33e-33f1-45b0-88e7-3fe71f4fc951?utm_source=attribution Thanks for listening!
A boat made of marine plastic is sailing across the notoriously dangerous Bass Strait. The boat is on its way to raise awareness about marine litter, - Sebuah perahu yang terbuat dari plastik laut sedang berlayar melintasi Selat Bass yang terkenal berbahaya. Perahu ini sedang dalam perjalanan untuk meningkatkan kesadaran tentang sampah laut,
We return to The Homomark Channel for a festive gay one shot. As chosen by a previous Patreon poll, this story starts when a city girl from Major City, New York visits the small town of Picturesque, Colorado in hopes of taking horse riding lessons and learning all about the town's unique customs. Cast: Kris Barsanti - Dungeon Master Jonathan Washington - Tanika PeKeller Tisha Zang - Bentley Chase Banks Katie Dern - Nautilus Bean Brandle Conley - Kitty Skitty-Cock Mark Barsanti - Hogom/Kringle Music by Joe Barsanti Art by Lindsay Brown High Council Amanda Rodda Justin Randall Support Us Support Us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rollgayroleplay Visit Our Website: https://www.rollgayroleplay.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rollgayroleplay/ Watch our gaming videos: https://www.rollgayroleplay.com/videos/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Expectations are very powerful things. Expectations help to set the pace and create the shape of our experiences in life and in relationships. This is why people are becoming a lot more aware and exposed to concepts like “managing expectations-” a time where what is to be expected is set and fixed. When expectations are fixed right, it helps the individuals operating in that sphere of influence to determine what will be responsible for them to thrive. Not many people are living their best lives today because they aren't convinced about what to expect from God at various seasons or stages in their lives and as a spiral, they become weak in sharing with others about a faith in Jesus that doesn't have a fixed expectation. The spectrum within which God relates with mankind is the Spirit of Grace. It is from this spectrum that God relates with all of humanity and it is from this spectrum that we ought to relate with one another. It is from this spectrum that we build our hopes for our living experiences and our future. So what exactly is the Spirit of Grace? Join us all through this Series to find out more. Here, we premiere an all-new episode.
Just how many people are living in this world today, but aren't happy? Would you consider this planet to be a happy one? Not many people will look at their lives or the world around them and be particularly excited. But with a perspective shift, we can experience a bright life and live in a bright world. It is the Spirit of Grace that brings brightness to our world. Leaning on the grace of God will make your world a bright new one. God wants you to experience a happy planet because He has curated your experiences in redemption. He did it so that you'd experience it. It is learning how to lean on the Spirit of Grace that makes our world bright and new every day. I mean every single day! By leaning on God's grace, you will experience brightness and beauty. That's why here, we premiere the second episode of this series- A Bright New World.
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Not many people are aware that one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit is gentleness and as a result, not many people expect to experience a gentle Spirit of Grace as part of God's design for making their lives picturesque. This is actually quite bothersome because you'd expect people to easily attribute gentleness to the Spirit of Grace, for obvious reasons, one of which is that not much progress can be made in turbulence and chaos. We are not suggesting in any way that people do not go through any chaos at all in life. Rather, what we are saying is that you can trust that the ministry of the Spirit does not include making your life chaotic or unliveable. The Spirit of Grace does not sponsor turbulence and difficulties in your life. Instead, His presence is there to calm your storm and bring you peace. Enjoy THE GENTLEMAN'S STYLE with which the Holy Spirit brings the beauty of grace to your heart. Let's get you loaded with the truth of the ministry of grace called gentleness.
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Not many people have experienced the grace of God. Many are out in the cold, without any experience of what it feels like to be loved by God. If we leave them there, out in the cold, without the experience of the warmth of God's amazing grace, that wouldn't be picturesque- that wouldn't be like the Spirit of Grace. Too many people have not come to experience the warmth of God's grace and that's simply because those who received God's grace with their heart, have switched to the logic in their head when it comes to demonstrating the grace of God. You cannot believe with your heart to come into the gospel and then proceed to live with your head when the opportunity comes to share God's grace with others. It just wouldn't work. A lot of God's people are out in the cold, out of the experience of God's love and grace, because believers have become cold about letting God's grace flow to others through them. Here, we premiere our all-new episode- OUT IN THE COLD.
One of the most beautiful tram rides in the world, the number 2 tram in Budapest moves along the bank of the Danube and allows you to see many of the city's most impressive buildings and sites all on one simple trip aboard the traditional yellow trams. Recorded by Cities and Memory.
Good Noise Podcast discuss new releases from Until I Wake, Picturesque, Great American Ghost, Jinjer, Underoath, Thursday, and more. Grab some GNP Merch!: https://goodnoisepodcast.creator-spring.com/ Check out the recording gear we use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/goodnoisepodcast Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/goodnoisepodcast Good Noise Podcast Socials: Twitter: https://twitter.com/good_noise_cast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodnoisepodcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/goodnoisepod Discord: https://discord.gg/nDAQKwT YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFHKPdUxxe1MaGNWoFtjoJA Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/04IMtdIrCIvbIr7g6ttZHi All other streaming platforms: https://linktr.ee/goodnoisepodcast Bandcamp: https://goodnoiserecords.bandcamp.com/
n this episode, we dive into the concept of the picturesque, a term rooted in 18thand 19th-century art and literature that continues to shape how we perceive and frame beauty innature today. Exploring its Italian and French origins, we discuss whether the beauty oflandscapes like Lake George is intrinsic or dependent on the observer's perspective. From theinfluence of the picturesque on 19th-century painters to its lasting impact on modernphotography, social media, and national parks, we reflect on how this idea bridges the gapbetween nature, art, and perception. Join us as we uncover the role of the observer in shapingbeauty and its relevance in a modern world captivated by curated views and Instagrammablemoments.
In this captivating episode, join Luca, Noah andAlexis as we explore how the idea of"picturesque beauty" transformed the way peopleappreciate nature. From the rugged landscapesof 19th-century America to the influence ofmodern photography, we discuss how artists,writers, and even everyday viewers have foundmeaning in nature's irregularities. Discover whywild places like Lake George became iconic, howculture shapes what we find beautiful, and whythese ideas still inspire artists today. Get ready tosee nature through a new lens!
We are discussing that the beauty of picturesque landscapes is a combination of intrinsic qualities and the observers perception and creativity.
In this episode of Exploring Art, host Anaya and panelist Daria and Kevin discuss all things surrounding the picturesque. Listen as these 3 discuss Nathaniel Willis, the meaning of the word picturesque, it's impactful history and all things nature.Through this discussion, they look at nature in an explorative, artistic way, outside of the ordinary. Is nature inherently beautiful, or its appeal only defined by the viewer? Stay tuned and find out!
Today on the show we have author, filmmaker and screenwriter Mick Hurbis-Cherrier.Mick is an independent filmmaker and screenwriter. His works have been broadcast and shown around the country and have garnered prizes at many festivals including the Black Maria Film & Video Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Athens Film & Video Festival and the Cin(e) Poems National Film Festival.His work has also been featured at the Robert Flaherty Seminar, the American Film Institute's National Video Showcase and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. His screenplays have also won prizes including the Arthur Miller Award for dramatic writing, the Lawrence Kasdan award for screenwriting and he was twice an award winner in the University Film & Video Association national screenwriting competition.Among his film projects are: River of Things, an alternative film in four parts based on four poems by Pablo Neruda and Fear Fall, a short narrative satire about paranoia and the squeezing of the American middle class, which he wrote, directed and produced.His recent commissioned feature screenwriting projects include Give Me Five, which he co-wrote (with Ron Bass) for La Petite Reine Productions, Mesopotamia 2020 for Picturesque films and Empire of Dirt for director Steve Ramser. He also penned Better That Way, the official English language stage adaptation of the film Une Liaison Pornographique (U.S. release title An Affair of Love).He is currently completing a gangster genre screenplay set in New Orleans entitled Force of Nature, also for Picturesque films.In 2011 Hurbis-Cherrier published the 2nd edition of his comprehensive narrative film production textbook Voice & Vision: A Creative Approach to Narrative Filmmaking. with Focal Press (originally published in 2007). In 2013 he published Directing: Film Techniques and Aesthetics 5th ed. (Focal Press) co-authored with Michael Rabiger.Both of these books are among the core film production textbooks in film programs throughout this country and internationally. Hurbis-Cherrier is currently working on the book, Practical Film Analysis and Inspired Filmmaking for the British Film Institute (BFI Publishing, Palgrave/MacMillan) which is scheduled for publication in early 2015.Enjoy my conversation with Mick Hurbis-Cherrier.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/indie-film-hustle-a-filmmaking-podcast--2664729/support.
“We’re having less enjoyable travel experiences, even as our photos show us having this amazing time, because we’re performing a version of travel for people who aren’t even there.” In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and David talk about the time-honored Americans pretending to be Canadian on the road, and why Americans at times have had a bad reputation abroad (2:30); strategies for avoiding becoming an “Ugly American” on the road (11:00); how a fixation with comfort can get in the way of life-enriching experiences on the road (18:30); how rituals like tipping, interacting with children, or choosing what to wear in public from culture to culture (22:00); how “voluntourism” and charity on the part of travelers is often not as selfless or effective as it pretends to be (30:00); how social media has a way of turning us into superficial, image-obsessed travelers (34:00); and how technology has transformed (and constrained) the way we all travel (39:00). David Martinez is an Associate Professor of Spanish and the director of the Center for Study Abroad at George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon. Notable Links: How to study abroad, even if you aren't a student (Deviate episode 221) The Vagabond’s Way, by Rolf Potts (book) Flag-jacking (the practice of travelers to be from someplace they’re not) Paris Writing Workshop (Rolf’s travel-memoir writing classes) The Comfort Crisis, by Michael Easter (book) Misogi (Japanese Shinto ritual) Voluntourism (short-term charity work for travelers) Picturesque (aesthetic ideal) The Shallows, by Nicholas G. Carr (book) The Scent of Time, by Byung-Chul Han (book) George Fox Talks (podcast) The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel's 2017 album Lumber. Note: We don't host a “comments” section, but we're happy to hear your questions and insights via email, at deviate@rolfpotts.com.
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Fluent Fiction - Danish: Freja's Resolve: From Picturesque Moments to Lifesaving Acts Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.org/frejas-resolve-from-picturesque-moments-to-lifesaving-acts Story Transcript:Da: Det var en smuk sommeraften i Nyhavn.En: It was a beautiful summer evening in Nyhavn.Da: De farverige bygninger skinnede i solens sidste stråler.En: The colorful buildings glowed in the last rays of the sun.Da: Turister og lokale fyldte kajen, nydende is og kaffe.En: Tourists and locals filled the quay, enjoying ice cream and coffee.Da: Freja gik langs kajen med sit kamera.En: Freja walked along the quay with her camera.Da: Hun havde for nylig vundet en stor pris for sin fotografi, men hun følte stadig tvivl.En: She had recently won a major prize for her photography, but she still felt doubt.Da: Hun ville tage det perfekte billede, som kunne bevise hendes talent.En: She wanted to take the perfect picture that could prove her talent.Da: Hun så en lille båd sejle gennem kanalen.En: She saw a small boat sailing through the canal.Da: Lysene fra båden reflekterede i vandet og skabte et billede, der var næsten magisk.En: The lights from the boat reflected in the water, creating an almost magical scene.Da: Freja løftede sit kamera og fokuserede.En: Freja lifted her camera and focused.Da: Men pludselig råbte nogen.En: But suddenly someone shouted.Da: Et højlydt brag brød stillheden.En: A loud crash broke the silence.Da: En anden båd var kollideret med den lille båd.En: Another boat had collided with the small boat.Da: Folk skreg og kæmpede i vandet.En: People screamed and struggled in the water.Da: Freja tøvede.En: Freja hesitated.Da: Hun vidste, at hun kunne tage billeder af ulykken, der ville blive kraftfulde og sikre hende anerkendelse.En: She knew she could take pictures of the accident that would be powerful and earn her recognition.Da: Men hun kunne ikke ignorere de mennesker, der var i nød.En: But she couldn't ignore the people in need.Da: Hun sænkede kameraet og løb mod kajen.En: She lowered her camera and ran toward the quay.Da: Flere folk var allerede ved at hjælpe, men der var brug for mere hjælp.En: Several people were already helping, but more help was needed.Da: Freja kastede sit kamera til en sikker plads og sprang i vandet.En: Freja placed her camera in a safe spot and jumped into the water.Da: Den kolde vand gav hende et chok, men hun svømmede målrettet mod en kvinde, der holdt fast i et tov.En: The cold water shocked her, but she swam determinedly toward a woman holding onto a rope.Da: Med fast beslutsomhed hjalp hun kvinden op og svømmede derefter for at hjælpe en lille dreng, der græd.En: With firm resolve, she helped the woman up and then swam to help a crying little boy.Da: Efter lang tids kamp var alle trætte, men glade.En: After a long struggle, everyone was tired but happy.Da: Nogen havde ringet efter hjælp, og ambulancer ankom hurtigt.En: Someone had called for help, and ambulances arrived quickly.Da: Freja fik et tæppe af en venlig fremmed og satte sig på kajen, dryppende våd og udmattet.En: Freja was given a blanket by a kind stranger and sat on the quay, dripping wet and exhausted.Da: Hun kiggede op og så sit kamera.En: She looked up and saw her camera.Da: Senere, da hun sad alene i sin lille lejlighed og så på de billeder, hun havde taget før ulykken, indså hun noget vigtigt.En: Later, as she sat alone in her small apartment looking at the pictures she had taken before the accident, she realized something important.Da: De smukke billeder af båden og kanalen var gode, men det var ikke nok.En: The beautiful pictures of the boat and canal were good, but it wasn't enough.Da: Den virkelige værdi lå i de historier, hun kunne fortælle med sine billeder.En: The real value lay in the stories she could tell with her pictures.Da: Hun besluttede at lave en ny fotoserie, der viste menneskelig styrke og medfølelse.En: She decided to create a new photo series showcasing human strength and compassion.Da: Freja vidste nu, at hendes talent ikke kun handlede om skønhed, men også om at fange ægte, meningsfulde øjeblikke.En: Freja now knew that her talent wasn't just about beauty, but also about capturing real, meaningful moments.Da: Hun var ikke længere i tvivl om sin værdi som fotograf.En: She no longer doubted her worth as a photographer. Vocabulary Words:quay: kajcollided: kollideretdoubt: tvivlmagical: magiskcrash: bragshouted: råbterecognition: anerkendelsehesitated: tøvededeterminedly: målrettetresolve: beslutningstranger: fremmeddripping: dryppendeexhausted: udmattetvaluable: værdifuldcompassion: medfølelsecapturing: fangestruggle: kampambulances: ambulancerstrength: styrketalent: talentglowed: skinnedefilled: fyldtesailing: sejlefocused: fokuseredepowerful: kraftfuldeignored: ignorerefirm: fastrealized: indsåperfect: perfektprove: bevise
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In this episode of the Exploring Art Podcast,hosted by Ernesto Mustelier, guest CarolinaPenate discusses the concept of the"picturesque." They explore whether picturesquescenes are beautiful because they remind us ofbeautiful pictures or if their beauty comes fromthe creative framing by an observer. Theconversation delves into 19th-centuryperspectives on picturesque beauty, referencingNathaniel Willis and American artists like ThomasCole. They highlight how the picturesque stylecaptured natural landscapes with intricate detail,reflecting a desire to return to nature during theIndustrial Age. The discussion also touches on thecultural variations in appreciating picturesquebeauty, noting how different regions and timeshave unique interpretations of what constitutesbeauty in art. The episode concludes withreflections on how art captures historicalmoments and personal preferences in aesthetics.
Join Vanessa, Kaitlyn, and Diego as we explore the timeless allure of picturesque landscapes, where artists capture the essence of natural beauty with every brushstroke. We'll delve into the intriguing debate between "pittoresque" and "pittoresco," examining how these terms have shaped interpretations of scenic art across different cultures and periods.
We dive into the concept of “Picturesque”,revealing the true meaning, evolution, andother ideas. Sharing each other's opinions onmany questions relating to the topic. Ourconversation spans on factual, cultural, andpersonal aspects. We also reflected on howcultural backgrounds shape our perception ofbeauty. Additionally, we debated the idea ofwhether the artist or the landscape itself is thereason for its beauty.
The concept ofpicturesque beauty,born from the Romanticmovement, encouragedan appreciation fornature's untamed andirregular features. Thisidea transcendedcultures, each adding itsunique flavor to whatwas consideredbeautiful. In America,dramatic and ruggedterrains werecelebrated, while in EastAsia, simplicity andtranquility took centerstage.As the 19th centuryprogressed, theAmerican landscapebecame a symbol ofcultural and artisticexpression, with writersand painters findingendless inspiration in itsvastness and diversity.Willis's detaileddescriptions alignedperfectly with the artistictrends of his time,reflecting a deepappreciation for nature'ssplendor.But picturesque beautyisn't just an artisticconcept—it's a bridgeconnecting art history,philosophy, psychology,and environmentalstudies. This richinterplay explores howwe perceive and valuelandscapes, revealing acomplex tapestry ofcultural influences andindividual experiences.Technologicaladvancements likephotographyrevolutionized our viewof nature, capturing itssublime beauty withunprecedented realismand detail.Today, the debatecontinues on the role ofthe viewer in perceivingpicturesque beauty. Is itintrinsic to thelandscape or born fromour engagement with it?This question fuelscontemporarydiscussions onenvironmentalaesthetics andconservation, whereaesthetic appreciationdrives public support forpreserving our naturalwonders.
In this episode, join hostIsabella along with Isabel andAnthony as they explore theconcept of picturesquebeauty. Delve into thehistorical context provided byNathaniel Willis's writings,understand the culturalinfluences that shaped19th-century perceptions ofbeauty, and discover thesignificance of Americanlandscapes in art andliterature. The discussion willcover the interplay of arthistory, philosophy,psychology, andenvironmental studies inappreciating picturesquescenes. Tune in to learnabout the empirical studies onlandscape perception, theimpact of photography, andthe enduring relevance ofpicturesque aesthetics incontemporary conservationefforts.
Today on the show we have author, filmmaker and screenwriter Mick Hurbis-Cherrier.Mick is an independent filmmaker and screenwriter. His works have been broadcast and shown around the country and have garnered prizes at many festivals including the Black Maria Film & Video Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Athens Film & Video Festival and the Cin(e) Poems National Film Festival.His work has also been featured at the Robert Flaherty Seminar, the American Film Institute's National Video Showcase and at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. His screenplays have also won prizes including the Arthur Miller Award for dramatic writing, the Lawrence Kasdan award for screenwriting and he was twice an award winner in the University Film & Video Association national screenwriting competition.Among his film projects are: River of Things, an alternative film in four parts based on four poems by Pablo Neruda andFearFall, a short narrative satire about paranoia and the squeezing of the American middle class, which he wrote, directed and produced.His recent commissioned feature screenwriting projects include Give Me Five, which he co-wrote (with Ron Bass) for La Petite Reine Productions, Mesopotamia 2020 for Picturesque films and Empire of Dirt for director Steve Ramser. He also penned Better That Way, the official English language stage adaptation of the film Une Liaison Pornographique (U.S. release title An Affair of Love).He is currently completing a gangster genre screenplay set in New Orleans entitled Force of Nature, also for Picturesque films.In 2011 Hurbis-Cherrier published the 2nd edition of his comprehensive narrative film production textbook Voice & Vision: A Creative Approach to Narrative Film and DV Production 2nd ed. with Focal Press (originally published in 2007). In 2013 he published Directing: Film Techniques and Aesthetics 5th ed. (Focal Press) co-authored with Michael Rabiger.Both of these books are among the core film production textbooks in film programs throughout this country and internationally. Hurbis-Cherrier is currently working on the book, Practical Film Analysis and Inspired Filmmaking for the British Film Institute (BFI Publishing, Palgrave/MacMillan) which is scheduled for publication in early 2015.Enjoy my conversation with Mick Hurbis-Cherrier.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bulletproof-screenwriting-podcast--2881148/support.
Scott “Doc” Varn is the Executive Director and CEO of Preserving a Picturesque America (PAPA), an organization that combines history and art to conserve America's most important sites. Sharing the mission behind PAPA, Scott joins us today to talk about his personal journey of falling in love with the process of unveiling key locations across the country. He speaks to the unique skills necessary to do this effectively, where he first acquired them, and how he goes about finding like-minded artists to join him along the way. We discuss the process of documenting old and new and understanding our place in history in order to educate generations to come. You'll also hear all about the PBS documentary dedicated to PAPA, how to become an artist member, and where to view the work being produced by this important organization. Thanks for tuning into this conversation with a very special friend and colleague, Scott “Doc” Varn!Key Points From This Episode:The history of PAPA and the unifying factor of America's natural beauty.How Scott's mission to discover these spaces was unlocked.Resources that point the team at PAPA towards key locations.Where Scott developed the skills necessary to get to this stage. How the process of conservation and preservation works.Finding the appropriate artists with the right intention.Documentation of the old and the new and understanding our place in history.Mediums available to the artist as they retrace the route through the French Broad Region.The PBS documentary bringing PAPA to a screen near you!How to become an artist member and where to view the artwork online and in person.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Scott “Doc” Varn on Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/docvarn/Preserving a Picturesque America (PAPA) — https://preservationthroughart.org/America: The Land We Live In — https://www.pbs.org/show/america-the-land-we-live-in/Blue Danube Productions — https://bluedanubeproductions.com/Artsville Podcast — https://artsville.captivate.fm/Scott “Sourdough” Power — https://www.notarealartist.com/Louise Glickman — https://www.louiseglickman.com/Daryl Slaton — http://www.tailsofwhimsy.com/Crewest Studio — https://creweststudio.com/Sand Hill Artists Collective (SHAC) — https://sandhillartists.wordpress.com/
One of the most beautiful tram rides in the world, the number 2 tram in Budapest moves along the bank of the Danube and allows you to see many of the city's most impressive buildings and sites all on one simple trip aboard the traditional yellow trams. Recorded by Cities and Memory.
It's a beautiful day outside and it is perfect weather for baseball so Phil Miller, who covers the Minnesota Twins for the Star Tribune joined us to preview today's game, Jhoan Duran bobblehead day and we also play back some of the highlights from last nights Twins win and clubhouse reaction as we lead you into Twins pregame!
This is our coverage of the Baltimore Bridge Boat collapse clean up. Riveting stuff. This hour we also get in to the revival of cemeteries, and the state GOP convention with very unenthusiastic gavel-ings
What does this episode of P.M.M. stand for?Parallel-Economies Meshtadels and Micro-CommunitiesPicturesque vs Modern architectural Monstrosities. Psychological Warfare, Maintaining Morale, and Mental Resilience.What's been going on with the Meshtadel?Karl from Karl's Korner posed the question in the Meshtadel, "What do you say to someone who claims they're happy to pay their fair share of taxes?" Is participating in the fiat system moral, especially considering taxes fund wars and are used punitively by the forces of evil to control and regulate? Is gaming the system moral while dismantling it, or should one opt out entirely? These same little tyrants who use taxes as a system of control also use religion used as a system of control, such as "Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's." Springtime planting brings gardening and new life, particularly lambs and chicks. How did you spend the HalFinning? For me (Jon), it was with the Noderunners, Meshtadel, and the Pleb Miner Mafia groups. We watched as the transactions rolled inParallel-Economies Meshtadels and Micro-Communities (Bert and Gurtis conversation)Bert and Gurtis discuss building parallel economies on Bitcoin and trading within Meshtadels as crucial strategies for establishing resilient, independent networks or intentiaonal communities. fostering strong, small communities centered on family values and emphasizes sourcing healthy, sustainable food all while trading on a Bitcoin standard. While countries like the Netherlands produce large quantities of food, the intensive farming cycle dependent on petro-chemicals is depleting the soil, highlighting the need for more permaculture and regenerative agriculture-based practices. Gurtis makes the point that during societal collapse, it's impractical to attempt to save everyone; instead, it's important to prepare for people arriving at these parallel economies, whether they bring positive or negative intentions.Picturesque vs Modern architectural Monstrosities. Urban Hacker examines modern architecture from the lens that it is demoralizing, lacking the engagement that video games and movies create as movies and video games must please their audiences to make a profit. Art should reflect the people, and both art and architecture should align with the area, rather than erecting edifices to the state or the designer, without considering the local context. The Dune movie, for instance, offers architecture that thoughtfully integrates into its setting. In contrast, Le Corbusier's designs were criticized as large, unattractive structures that disregard local nuances. Psychological Warfare, Maintaining Morale, and Mental Resilience.The People Aren't As Retarded As They Seem by Charles-François-Bienvenu MyrielContinuing in the spirit of his previous articles on demoralization - Ungovernable Misfits staff writer Charles Myriel presents a compelling argument that Misfits as well as normies are engaged in a battle between good and evil. We must be aware of narratives controlled by global elite and facilitated by their lap-dog media goonie, religious cults of personality, and pseudo-intellectuals. These forces attempt to shape, control, or ‘nudge' society's thinking, particularly in the context of mUhCoViDNaruTive, where censorship and manipulation were used to control dissent. Despite these challenges, there is a call to recognize the victories of resisting oppressive control and maintaining a positive outlook. Charles equips us with resolve to resist demoralization and offering alternatives that uplift our spirit. Our should inherently desire freedom. 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In this podcast, Michelle, Joshua, and Alexa will be discussing about the ideas of picturesque. Here we will ask about how landscape can be seen a beautiful, if there such did as ugly art, and the origin of picturesque.
Our podcast will discuss Nataniel Willis and his perspective on “Picturesque” and how it applies to beauty.
In this episode. We talkedabout how in the lateeighteenth century- the earlynineteenth century, the idea ofpicturesque erupted the artworld. We also talked abouthow beauty is subjective andhow it is a personalpreference
Have you ever wondered how exactly a painting can convey picturesque beauty, specifically in landscape paintings, from psychological, philosophical, historical, and environmental perspectives? Consider how the aesthetics influence you as the viewer when admiring art. Are these feelings purely visual, or are you subconsciously placing yourself within the scene depicted?
It's a remarkable feat to make a movie. There is a WHOLE lotta work that goes into that process. My out-of-this-World guest this week, Dana Kippel, not only made a movie she also wrote the script and starred in it! And to add extra points... it's spiritually, esoteric, and healing based. Heck ya. It's also a lot of fun & thought-provoking so really, you just need to see Dana's awesome movie, Reflect. Dana is a Director, Writer, Actor, and Producer living in Los Angeles, CA. She infuses her metaphysical beliefs into every film she makes & loves anything about futurism, mythology, philosophy, poetry, speculative fiction, and ancient languageOn this guest episode Dana gives us the down-low on what her movie, Reflect, is really about and how her experiences in life both shaped the script and inspired her desire to speak on the shadow aspects of life that we all walk through. We get deep into metaphysical concepts, our shared affinity for Aliens, the challenges of dating as an enlightened being in the making, & our predictions for the very remarkable years and decades to come. Dana is an avid advocate for Neurodivergence and Mental Health awareness. Her mission is to use the medium of film and books to inspire people to look inside themselves, realize their true power, and enhance their curiosity, connection, and self-love. Her artistic style is Picturesque, Naturalistic, Whimsical, and Metaphysical. Each moment carries a whisper of magic. Her expertise is in Grounded Sci-fi, Drama, and Comedy. Dana has a background in Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Psychology, Mathematics and Science. She brings her own struggles with addiction, mental health, and self-love into the stories she tells. Dana is also currently authoring a book on Plasma Intelligence and the Metaphysics of Plasma. www.reflectmovie.com - Here you can find the links to Amazon, Apple TV and Vudu to watch Reflect. Instagram - @dana.thealien @reflectmovie Dana's book on metaphysical poetry: https://www.amazon.com/Autopoiesis-Metaphysical-Poetry-Dana-Kippel-ebook/dp/B0C6JF7SDC/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
This podcast delves into the concept and meaning of the picturesque, what it means to find something beautiful, and how we define that beauty. We also explore the philosophy of aesthetics, what picturesque means in different languages, and how it compares to the definitions we have today.
Amanda Whitehead, tour guide and Portmeirion expert, talks with Olivia Living of Insider Travel Report about the unique history of Portmeirion, a village in North Wales designed by architect Cliff Williams in the 1920s to blend architecture with nature. Whitehead discusses the village's Italianate architecture, quirky English architectural features, and its continuing fame as the filming location for "The Prisoner" TV series. For more information, visit www.Portmeirion.com or www.VisitWales.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.
We continue to focus on the importance of the National Western Stock Show to the ranching lifestyle, by narrowing in on the Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale. This art show is one that is dear to Mirr Ranch Group, as they have been supporters of the exhibit for many years. To discuss what Coors Western is and how it is moving forward, we invited the new curator of the exhibit, Kate Hlavin to the show. Let's see what we found out!For more information on the Coors Western Art Exhibit and Sale please visit coorswesternart.comNeed professional help finding, buying, or selling a legacy ranch, contact us:Mirr Ranch Group901 Acoma StreetDenver, CO 80204Phone: (303) 623-4545https://www.MirrRanchGroup.com/
In this podcast we are going to be exploring art and forms of art as well as the artists along with them. This podcast will include the voices of Stephen, Lily, and My-Yanna.
Joe and Shanaya engage in a discussion about the history of the Picturesque movement, focusing on French and Italian artwork from the 1700s and 1800s.
Theresa, Anabella, and Nicollette discuss thepicturesque landscapes and their effects onpoetry, culture, and modern art. We also discussthe difference between the picturesque oilpaintings to the modern art and photography wesee today!
Picturesque or Pittoresco ? Delving into thephilosophical arguments for beauty through acase study of the picturesque movement.
A podcast delving into the enchanting world of picturesque landscapes in art. Join us as we unravel the diverse realms of artistic expression, exploring how different cultures and periods have captured the sublime beauty of nature.
Welcome to a joyful journey through the heart of an enchanted forest. Picture yourself beneath majestic trees, as you traverse deeper into this enchanted realm, you hear the soothing and captivating melody of a mesmerizing, crystal-clear waterfall. Now, imagine this enchanting scene accompanied by relaxing music. Together, the waterfall's melodies and the calming music elevate the enchantment, transforming the forest into a sanctuary of peace. Nature sounds have a magical ability to romanticize life, offering an escape into a realm of peacefulness. As the symphony of the forest embraces you, it becomes a timeless lullaby that not only invites deep sleep and relaxation, but also provides an enchanting backdrop for focused studying or moments of profound meditation. Moreover, the forest's melody serves as a natural stress-relief remedy, transporting you to a realm where worries dissolve in the gentle stream of the waterfall. Each note helps you foster a deep sense of calm within you. Tune in and allow this soundscape to be your guide to a realm where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary, and the symphony of nature becomes a serenade for your soul. When is the perfect time to listen to this episode ? If you're struggling to fall asleep due to stress, anxiety or insomnia, you can listen to relaxing music and nature sounds to sleep faster and deeper and calm your mind. It will help you to slow down your thoughts and drift into a peaceful slumber and deep sleep. When you're feeling stressed, anxious and overwhelmed, taking a few moments to listen to relaxing music and nature sounds -especially water sounds, can be a powerful way to manage your emotions and regain a sense of calm within. It will help to slow your heart rate and breathing, easing tension in your body and allowing you to relax and let go of any worries or stress. Whether you're practicing meditation, mindfulness, journaling or yoga, relaxing music and nature sounds can be valuable tools for a better session. You can also use sounds of nature and meditative music as your study music or work music to enhance your focus and help yourself reach a state of flow. If you're looking to unwind after a long day, or simply want to take some time to relax and recharge, listening to relaxing piano music, or sounds of nature in general can be a wonderful way to do so, making it easier to lose yourself in a good book or to simply enjoy the moment. Finally, relaxing sounds of nature can also be a powerful way to add a touch of romance and magic to your everyday life.
Last week was a good one with a new (and AOTY contending) Enter Shikari album, and strong releases from Brand of Sacrifice, Picturesque, Red Hook, and more. Another Top 7 releases to watch out for this week, and as always, get the full list at Mike's Instagram, @slappyslam! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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