It could have simply been that the crowds were at the beach but, engorged as I was on Seventeen Magazine and Jane Austen, I chalked it up to destiny (cue dramatic look to horizon).
The artist credits an interest in the 19th century Romantic movement as playing part and parcel to his use of nature and dramatic scene-stealing horizons.
Strip malls line the main thoroughfares, a steady stream of traffic threads through the side roads, and palatial new homes, some topping 7,000 square feet, loom over the horizon, commanding dramatic views of the mountainside and the Hudson River below.
As cars drive cautiously through the pipe-like structure, the tunnel gradually yields -- as if through an ever wider picture frame that opens toward the western horizon -- dramatic views of the Hudson and its opposite shores that would have seduced Hendrik Hudson himself.
It was only after the dawn of the space age, however, when photographs from rockets and orbiting spacecraft first captured the dramatic curvature of Earth's horizon, that the conception of Earth as a roughly spherical planet rather than as a flat entity was verified by direct human observation.
You're right, regulations are often neglected or abused, and that neglect manifests itself in dramatic accidents [like] Deepwater Horizon.
Other less dramatic problems might lie on the horizon, like money (both are writers) and religion (she's Jewish, he's not).
A: A dramatic example is the [2010] Deepwater Horizon accident [which caused a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico].
And while there is plenty of interest in unmanned expeditions, like the New Horizons probe that sent dramatic pictures back from Pluto last year, what has always fired the public imagination is the human component.
The New Horizons program has produced dramatic increases in crop yields of 50 to 100percentt and has even resulted in rises of up to 300 percent at some test sites.
