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Measuring 10 by 15 feet, it generously captures a feeling of endless space and boundless possibility.

Each poem captures a feeling of carpe diem while his own life was fleeting away.

Yet his best and most memorable piece is "Harps Once Played" (1935), which captures a feeling of loss and abandonment, which was common to the post-Depression era.

Seigfried captures a feeling of cosmic detachment: "I can't relate to my peers/ I'd rather live outside/ I'd rather chip my pride than lose my mind out here".

For Valentine's Day this year, we asked a group of photographers to choose images from their own lives that capture a feeling of desire or love.

— David Black For Valentine's Day this year, we asked a group of photographers to choose images from their own lives that capture a feeling of desire or love.

Strokins's photographs are tinged in a soft, mellow tone, and the viewer never finds out much about the lives of the people as Strokins keeps his distance, capturing a feeling of remoteness.

The torpid beats and sluggish menace of the "Bristol Sound" is the quintessence of all that is heavy and dark, capturing a feeling of dread that would appear to be in the city's air, in its blood.

Memories and recollections of skies – from my hometown Vancouver, from my travels, from films, photographs and paintings, historic and contemporary, including my own – were distilled into singular mental images that captured a feeling of longing.

Instead it's about capturing a feeling of discovery, of new worlds, new characters and new ideas.

At the time, the photographer sought to capture a feeling of "whimsy and humour," rather than actually protest the bawdy billionaire.