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Fall foliage
This tree is in our front yard. It looks wonderful in the fall.
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She taught all of us to just go with the story and tell it as it comes to us. #forAutumn #keepdreaming #keepwriting
Dream as if you’ll live forever, live as if you’ll die today"
1. The principle of design in this photo is movement. The jellyfish is moving.
2. I think the most striking part of the photo is the red colour of the jellyfish against the blue background.
This year’s first major Hollywood release featuring musician Allison Crowe, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League”, is an epic, mythic, adventure delivering hope and inspiration. In the #SnyderCut, we find redemption and salvation in unity. Allison’s elegiac delivery of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” closes the film #ForAutumn. (ZSJL is playing on Crave in Canada, HBO Max in America, and other platforms worldwide.)
Next up, again from Director Zack Snyder (also in roles as Writer, Producer & Director of Photography), and The Stone Quarry creative team/family is “Army of the Dead”. In select theaters now, (opening globally on Netflix May 21st), this zombie heist film is "hair-raising, heart-stopping and hilarious throughout" says film critic Dana Barbuto – who describes the movie’s apocalyptic opening:
"Then, with tongue firmly planted in cheek, Snyder crafts a deliciously inspired 15-minute no-holds barred opening-credits sequence to set up the present-day scenario. It plays out over a Richard Cheese and Alison Crowe cover of ’Viva Las Vegas’ - and it is pure carnage and camp – definitely not for the squeamish. Swarms of zombies done up as sequined showgirls, stiletto-heeled strippers, Elvis impersonators, even a tiger straight out of “Siegfried & Roy,” storm the Strip, devouring anyone in their path. The main characters are introduced, shown in battle with lots of blood and zombie goo oozing in slow-motion close-up as they blow away the invading undead with saws, rifles and knives to the skull. Ah, what happens in Vegas, slays in Vegas."
“Man”, notes Allison. “14 year old band and theatre kid me – who rented 5 movies 5 days 5 dollars of horror movies and always felt super weird & sad, would be so stoked if she knew the cool things she’d get to do and see one day. I had no idea. 39 year old me is feeling so grateful.”
#ArmyOfTheDead #VivaLasVegas
1. This is a photo of a happy girl throwing leaves in the fall. The photo shows that the fall can bring to joy to certain people who are fall - lovers , they love the fall and how it reminds them that the winter break is soon.
2. I could have improved this photo by not cutting out one of the hands while shooting,
“And I’ve seen your flag on the marble arch…”
#ZackSnydersJusticeLeague proves that rarest of things in popular culture – real art with mass appeal!
Hollywood auteur Zack Snyder and his creative family/team transcend personal tragedy and profound grief, transmuting experiences of life and death into exceptional entertainment and triumphant cinematic history.
It’s alchemy that’s moved o’er a quarter billion people so far. Setting streaming records in Canada (where the film’s on Crave), Brazil, Russia and more – and with numbers now streaming in from China, our planet’s most populous nation, this epic adventure film that taps mythological roots of our modern-day superheroes, tops 250 million views plus tens of million streams+ for the music embodied in it across global platforms.
The soundtrack album and the film, each, has reached #1 on today’s charts.
Salute & thanks to Deborah & Zack Snyder, the producer-director duo, and all who made #MovieMagic #ForAutumn 💖
1. This is a shot of a bunch of trees, taken from below. It represents fall because you can see the leaves are the colour yellow.
2. I could improve this photo by brightening the colours.
1. The principle of design in this photo is movement. The sharks and fish are swimming.
2. I think the most striking part of this photo is the fact that you can tell that the sharks are in a aquarium and a person is watching them.
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