Ray away
Lens axis
Divergence
Establishing a range of aesthetic responses to various conditions is the photographic way to gratification.
“Optical aberrations are imperfections in the way lenses converge rays of light to a point.” – Paul Kounine
Change vicissitudes
Valuable tantalization
Ensconced firmament
The power and action of attention focusing revealed as a primordial survival strategy.
“He opens or revives a prospect that is always threatened by obscurity and always needs to be refreshed.” – Robert Sokolowski
Extension accessible
Transcendental intelligible
Transformation
Surfaces demand deeper contemplation.
“All experience can be characterized as made up of a subject on the one hand, which is confronted and aware of something, which on the other hand, is opposite to it as an object.” – Jan-Kyrre Berg Olsen
Irregular court
Informal basis
Playing area
Many beach houses feature outdoor basketball backboards and rims in various dilapidated states.
“All at once, I couldn’t figure out why I was methodically tossing a spherical object through a toroidal object.” – John Green
Real nature
Actual consideration
Temporal experience
The aesthetic isolation of experienceable temporality intensifies at the ocean interface.
“Knowledge presupposes that the world affects us and our instruments, that there is an interaction between the knower and the known, and that this interaction creates a difference between past and future.” – Ilya Prigogine
Light delineates
Lines of force
Elemental alliance
By its own duration, a modification of an entrance tends to become an index of spacetime.
“The things can solicit the flesh without leaving their places because they are transcendencies, rays of the world, each promoting a singular style of being across time and space.” – Maurice Merleau-Ponty
Form follows
Available footprint
Squeeze in
A visually interesting structure is built on a triangular sliver of land making a thoroughly unpractical beach house.
“Each of us seems to have a main focus, a particular idea of practicality – a concept of ‘what we want out of life’ against which we judge our experiences.” – Jane Roberts
Page turning
Book learning
Print awareness
Cognitive and physical divergence.
“She read about people she could never be and adventures she would never have.” – Jim DaleLongfellow
Due east
Sunlight scattered
Evening edition
This is the most popular venue for sunset views in Corolla.
“Softly the evening came with the sunset.” – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Poetry progress
Factual impalpably
Imaginary exactitude
Surfaces imply a deeper reality.
“What man worthy of the name of artist, and what true connoisseur, has ever confused art with industry?” – Charles Beaudelaire