The eye feasts on them, the orange and white blocks of Mr. Lancaster's costumes, all against a backdrop of the richest sky blue.
In this sense, Norbury is the victim of her own success: the reader longs for her to get outside, and do what she does best, her eye feasting on the landscape.
Whenever I found myself less than enthralled by the meandering gyrations of "The House of Von Macramé," I could always let my eyes feast on the fascinating array of footwear on view, enough to send a foot fetishist into paroxysms of pleasure.
Jep (Toni Servillo Paolo Sorrentinoo's film does not want for visual richness, but it's aurally a treat, too: wall-to-wall literate zingers to tickle the brain while the eyes feast.
"Over a million people work in call centres, they are the factories of our times," chirps the narrator on BBC3's depressing eye-feast The Call Centre.
So as my eyes feasted, my legs cried and my brain balked.
Assuming you woke up from a post-Bay to Breakers nap on Sunday, then just after 5 00 p.m. your eyes feasted upon the rare and amazing annular eclipse that graced the skies of northern California.
I saw the first couple a while back, and though I was impressed, it wasn't until my eyes feasted on the majestic latter that I came well and truly under his spell.
Yes, Wat Xieng Thong with its elaborate paintings and carvings is an eye-saturating feast, and yes, Wat Wisunarat (or Wat Visoun) is the oldest continuously functioning wat.
For an eye-opening feast of edible insects, it's hard to beat the Donghuamen night market in Beijing, China.
