"My judgment," he says, "is now clear and free from the misty shadows of ignorance..
In 2002 Remzija returned to rebuild what remained of the family home in Potocari, a small village nestled in misty mountain shadows, 6km north-west of the town of Srebrenica.
Ms. Bell's early paintings are what you might call Tonalist, an artistic style popular in America from the 1880s onward in which artists painted the landscape with an emphasis on mood, misty atmosphere and shadow.
He was one of the originators of menglongshi ("misty poetry" or "shadows poetry"), which uses metaphor and cryptic language to express beauty and yearnings for freedom, while avoiding direct discussions of contemporary political and social issues.
In those shot at night on the seedy edges of town, dark shadows and the misty glow of streetlights over pedestrian walkways generate tantalizing states of suspense.
I didn't think I resembled Bonnie Parker, as in Bonnie and Clyde, but I must have cast a sinister shadow on that misty September morning.
The cassette tapes catalogue stray releases from Thai musicians who, influenced by imported rock records from bands like Santana and the Shadows, blended the misty, coiling guitars of foundational rock and roll with the melodic sensibilities of their own traditional folk tunes.
Benjamin Brecknell Turner's view of Anstey's Cove in Torquay, in southwest England, features the craggy, coastal landscape of literature: full of light and shadow and a bit misty.
What hasn't changed in the decades since these works were new is their artistic force, the fierce energy of their forms: Hopper's bold dark lines in "Night Shadows," Lewis's soft grays in "Misty Night, Danbury," and those amazing Wengenroth streetlights.
She wears a soft white beret and dress, and her gaze is blank and misty, but thrown over the scene, like a net, is the shadow of a window grille — modernist geometry at war with reactionary decorum.
