"picture impression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe an image that someone has seen and formed an opinion on. For example, "The picture impression he gained from seeing the waterfall was one of grandeur and beauty."
One of Kandinsky's last halfway representational pictures, "Impression III (Concert)" (1911), shows vestigial figures leaning into a tsunami of yellow — the impact of the artist's first exposure to the music of Arnold Schoenberg, who became a close friend.
The artist refers to his pictures as impressions; rather than depicting a landscape, he prefers to interpret what he sees, translating it into abstract lines, shapes and forms, somewhat in the manner of Richard Diebenkorn (1922-1993).
For now, hit the jump for more pictures and impressions.
Watch the video review above or click below for a few more pictures and written impressions.
We'll be doing a full review in the upcoming weeks, but I wanted to share some pictures and first impressions with you today.
Tokyo Toy Show 2008: All award winners, first impressions, pictures Anti-sleepyhead sun warrior kit from Japan Meet Buzz Buzz Doggy, Japan's newest disgusting toy Meet Keromin: Half stuffed frog, half musical instrument Because walking is far too difficult.
Many religious symbols can be understood as conceptual abbreviations, simplifications, abstractions, and stylizations of pictures or of pictorial impressions of the world of sense objects that are manifested in iconographic representations.
Check after the jump for our early impressions and pictures.
Here, we show that people select profile pictures that produce positive impressions on unfamiliar viewers.
I just had the opportunity to test-drive the new Nissan Leaf here in sunny Seattle, and had enough time with the car to garner some first impressions, take some pictures, and shoot a little video.
