The phrase "astounding landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a landscape that is remarkably impressive or surprising, often in a positive way.
Example: "The view from the mountain top revealed an astounding landscape that took my breath away."
Alternatives: "breathtaking scenery" or "stunning vista."
More or less in the centre of the island, it is set in an astounding landscape of rivers and granite mountains.
It is a place of big dreams and harsh realities, astounding landscape, curious politics (including a long-standing independence party), midnight summer sun, and shockingly brief winter days.
So they struck out, choosing instead to make works on an epic scale, sculpted from the elements, in the astounding desert landscapes of the US south-west.
The past two weeks have seen some astounding changes in the software landscape.
The landscapes and still lifes painted on the walls of Pompeii houses uncovered by archaeologists reveal astounding analogies between various aspects of Roman landscape painting and 16th- and 17th-century artistic developments in Germany and the Netherlands.
Trekking in the footprints of the bush's four-legged residents (and sometimes happening upon them), learning about their behavior and the astounding variety of flora that blankets the landscape, is a singular and distinctly Zambian thrill.
We have to remember that we are supposed to be delivering a European capital of culture, not a Norwegian one". Though the cultural landscape of Stavanger remains relatively small, the physical landscape is astounding, and many of the year's events belong to a unique genre that straddles dance, theatre - and extreme sport.
It was for Rockingham that Stubbs painted the astounding, life-size "Whistlejacket," the stallion made into an "equine nude," without rider, landscape, or any field of depth, an apparition of literally unbridled energy, rearing up in honey-colored limitless space.
It was for Rockingham that Stubbs painted the astounding, life-size "Whistlejacket_,"_ the stallion made into an "equine nude," without rider, landscape, or any field of depth, an apparition of literally unbridled energy, rearing up in honey-colored limitless space.
This is an astounding show, not the least for the ways the artists combine and recombine aspects of landscape, protest, social realism and history painting without sacrificing what the art-auction world likes to call "wall power".
"They were windows onto other worlds and landscapes, and the engineering that went into making them completely convincing is still astounding now," Quinn said, adding that when the hall opened, in 1942, just after America's entry into the Second World War, "the dioramas became a kind of patriotic pageant, a picture of our land and our values.
