There are some dark moments, chronicling his struggle with addiction, but they're balanced by more buoyant images of friends — many of them writers and actors from India's film world — dancing or sprawled together on a bed, always caught off guard in candid pictures that convey intimacy, intensity, and an offhand charm.
The bright watercolor illustrations by Stéphane Jorisch have a breezy, buoyant air, and the images of the ebullient Suki dancing are particularly striking.
The images captured the buoyant spirit of the fair, which celebrated its 50th anniversary this year.
Spanning from 1993 to 2010, these often whimsical images reflect the buoyant spirit of the season.
These works, with buoyant floral motifs and other images festive and profound, by Wang Ming, also serve as a lead-in to an exhibition by Mr. Ming in the adjacent Thomas J. Walsh Art Gallery.
Dazzling in its buoyant colour and limpid detail, this image – Ocean Hotel Restaurant, Butlins, Summer 2010 – is part of a body of work by Anna Fox (annafox.co.uk), now on show at Pallant House Gallery (pallant.org.uk) in Chichester.
It also fit into an overarching image of sturdy confidence and buoyant hope that Mr. Bush has been trying to project.
A frequent motif was a cluster of bright seedlike orbs corralled at the center of a vibrant monochrome field by larger rings of color, creating an image that could resemble a buoyant cross-section of some unknown fruit.
The view from Nagapattinam A slideshow of images from a beleaguered but buoyant fishing community in southern India.
In the days that follow, there are unconfirmed sightings, grainy images of Mr. Kim's buoyant coif shot by South Korean or Japanese television cameras, and the inevitable poker-faced obfuscations by Chinese officials.
