Katherine Frances's Blog, page 196
September 21, 2016
September 13, 2016
landscape-photo-graphy:
NYC’s Infrared Central Park is...










NYC’s Infrared Central Park is Transformed Into a Majestic Alienesque Dreamscape by Paolo Pettigiani
Italian photographer and graphic designer Paolo Pettigiani’s recent visit to Central Park’s full bloom in spring led to a surreal, whimsical, and otherworldly experience. The New York treasure its known as the greenest spot in the Big Apple, but Peggitiani’s wand transformed it into a dreamlike passage from Dr. Seuss’ most imaginative tales.
The subtle red hue creates a stunning, sharp and intriguing contrast, which makes the picturesque and one of most romantic sceneries in the world appear as an alienesque beauty from another planet. You can buy Pettigiani’s art prints in his Society6 shop.
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"Another odd feature of the parallel universe is that although it is invisible from this side, once..."
Every window on Alcatraz has a view of San Francisco.”
- Susanna Kaysen, Girl, Interrupted (via m-l-rio)
September 10, 2016
ingelnook:
*** by Justin Wolfe on Flickr.
misskittygrimm:
Moodboard: Autumn
"He stepped down, trying not to look long at her, as if she were the sun, yet he saw her, like the..."
- Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina
(via wnq-writers)
September 9, 2016
"She carries the ashes of angels in her mouth. She tries to speak but hell comes rushing out."
- VàZaki Nada (via wnq-writers)
ghostlywatcher:
Würzburg Residence. Germany
September 8, 2016
theshardsofmyheart:
Kell basically
September 6, 2016
How to Keep a Reader Interested During Slower Parts of the Story
A writing guide requested by galaxys–end
While the main plot is building, as a writer you still must keep the reader interested.
Expand your subplots.
Consider character relationships. Is your MC fighting with their best friend? Are the siblings having a break through?
Consider romantic relationships.
When achieving their goal becomes slow, does your character lose faith? Focus? Hope? What is their mental state like?
Does your character have a good support system? Are they lonely? Can your character motivate themselves, even when times get tough?
How is your character dealing with what’s going on in their life emotionally?Are they happy? Grieving? Depressed? How are they coping? Do they have support from those in their life?
Is your character physically well?
Stress can have detrimental affects on health. Is your character run down? How is the character’s health in relation to their goal?
Consider reworking the plot. If the other aspects of your story can’t uphold a reader’s attention, maybe you should change how the plot works.