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Quite Kazan. Reminds me of a passage in Frankenstein where the Creature discusses Paradise Lost. I can relate to this a great deal.

Moonrise Kingdom .

I think what can make beautiful landscape paintings also a little painfull to take in, is for example the use of light and shadows, composition and manipulating the shapes of things. They can make the trees longer and more narrow or wider and bigger in propotion to other things. They can exagurate reallity. For me, grandiose landscape scenes in real life, have the same effect though. Maybe this is not so commen, I don't know...

^^^ Cappellen, his trees are so creepy. He uses light in interesting ways too, though I suspect the light in Norway is very interesting and different to what we have here.

One of my old photos today I think, the trees today are almost leafless so it won't be long until it looks like this again.

^So you know August Cappelen... That is a beautiful and atmospheric photo! The water that is absolutely still, and the fog, is some of what creats the atmospher I think. Oak trees are one of my favorite trees to draw and paint. I love Alwyn Crawshaws landscape paintings too:

^ Cool! It even has R2-D2!

^^^ The answer doesn't matter, it wouldn't help me.
Rothko today:

I got a new hoodie today, black, gun metal zips, amazing drape on the hood. It's proper leave-me-alone wear. Yessss.

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Cool! I like hoodies, hoodies are comfy.