Unlike Cartier-Bresson, however, Singh used colour film, which he felt to be supremely suited to the visual scene in his homeland.
Undoubtedly, some of this exaggerated concern over weight is supremely modern, and owes its importance to the visual media, especially television, and changing social mores, as well as our improved knowledge of the health risks associated with obesity.
I've read enough to know that I'm in the hands of a supremely talented writer, a master storyteller and one with bright visual flair and access to dark and deliciously disturbing imagery.
What we have here is the work of a supremely self-conscious and disciplined artist who has chosen to synthesise the visual and textual references that he gathered over a decade earlier in a city of smoky half-tints and deeply felt moral conscience.
It's a supremely successful series made without the big budgets and overly-polished visuals that come with the largest studios.
His hyper-realistic, supremely ambitious art installations fuse photography, special effects and, more often than not, other people's garbage--a visual vortex of e-waste, fake waves of plastic water bottles, an indoor tornado of sweatshop clothing.
The crucial difference, of course, is that with "Mad Max: Fury Road," Miller gave us a supremely disciplined auteur triumph, while in "Warcraft," Jones, a smart director with an insistently human touch, seemed to let his visual effects get the better of him.
(The richness of the images here owes a lot to the participation of Roger Deakins, the supremely talented live-action cinematographer on movies including "No Country for Old Men" and "A Beautiful Mind," who served as a visual consultant on "How to Train Your Dragon").
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
