Sentence examples for form of landscape from inspiring English sources

Her art often takes the form of landscape photography, recording the places she has visited in a quest to understand geological phenomena.

She said that she had become horrified at the ugliness of the streets, which she calls hardscapes, and sees as another form of landscape.

Keshiki is a form of landscape bonsai in which miniature forests are planted in small vessels, some the size of a teacup.

Recently this sort of thing has been dignified with the term "psychogeography", in which a slightly gonzo form of landscape writing lays claim to the revolutionary mantle of the Paris Situationists.

That's bigger as in even more enormous: Hockney's ambition, played out over the years on the Academy's walls, seems to be to invent a form of landscape that is life-sized, or slightly larger.

The payoff for Richards's observational extremism came in the form of landscape and maritime paintings and drawings of arresting, nearly photorealistic intensity, a selection of which can be seen in "William Trost Richards: Visions of Land and Sea," at the National Academy Museum.

Potted yellow flowers with green foliage were selected as the form of landscaping because yellow and green represent the university's colors.

The 'power of place' 8 refers to the spatial form of landscapes, towns, and buildings as an important aspect of social and political life.

We treated sites as a form of landscape-level replication and averaged dissimilarity measures for each pair of species (e.g. A. frigida and C. filifolia) which reduced the data to 28 species pairs (for a pool of 8 species there are 28 species pairs).

Acknowledging the new century are novel forms of landscape.

Structural colours, too, affect the apparent sizes and forms of landscape spaces.