Some of the best moments in the documentary come when the still-dramatic images of Cernan's missions are merged with his evocative reflections.
What an excellent, evocative, and timely reflection!
In "Cove Reflection," an evocative color photograph by Kathryn Szoka, a translucent mist blurs the distinction between land and water.
Niccol's work, therefore, is significant not only for its own artistic merits but also because its double reflection of Plato and Christianity is evocative of that period in Church history when bishops and theologians took the claims and concerns of classical political philosophy seriously.
Of course, all well crafted art offers multiple interpretations and this piece is layered with rich, stark, evocative moments that, almost audibly, ask for personal reflection.
These reflections are accompanied by Morna Livingston's evocative photographs, which capture the beauty and strangeness of natural and human-made forms.
"Resurrection," by Larry King, formed an evocative arc from contemplative stillness through brash, steely fanfare to pensive reflection.
His poetic reflections on the redemptive power of art and faith are moving and evocative, yet unsparingly harsh on atheist intellectuals, self-righteous fundamentalists, and his peers: professional poets preening with the pride of peacocks.
The Lyons prints remain an evocative snapshot of a distinctive moment in time – a period when utility and invention worked together – and a reflection of Britain's undemonstrative but confident postwar self-image.
So the hospital stands as a tangible and evocative symbol of a deeply passionate man who united, as few have before or since, intensive philosophical and theological reflection with an extraordinarily practical, dogged determination to translate his beliefs and ideals into reality by bringing medical care to some of the world's poorest people.
