Mr. Dith moved to New York and in 1980 became a photographer for The Times, where he was noted for his imaginative pictures of city scenes and news events.
Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward (1888) was both an indictment of the capitalistic system and an imaginative picturing of a utopia achieved by a collectivist society in the year 2000.
He made copies of Blake's works and called him "the exception" in Britain's depressingly bereft art history, "the only painter of imaginative pictures, apart from landscape, that England has produced".
That is a connection we can use and modify, for instance, by forming imaginative pictures to accompany various thoughts, including abstract thoughts.
Instead, he parcels up the three acts of the original into two parts and, with his designer, Katrin Lea Tag, presents the narrative in a series of vivid, beautifully imaginative stage pictures – brightly coloured in the opening scenes, louring monochromes later – with a riotous collection of wigs and costumes that cheerfully muddle the 18th and 21st centuries.
Far less attention is paid to cultivating the visual, imaginative, big-picture capacities of the right hemisphere.
It takes a serious imaginative effort to picture what the park will look like when its entire 65 acres, stretching from just north of the Brooklyn Bridge south to Atlantic Avenue, are complete — a process that will take years.
Larry Cohen continued to twist genre conventions in pictures such as Q (aka Q: The Winged Serpent; 1982), described by critic Chris Petit as "the kind of movie that used to be indispensable to the market: an imaginative, popular, low-budget picture that makes the most of its limited resources, and in which people get on with the job instead of standing around talking about it".
One imaginative girl took a picture of herself in a bush.
