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• There are passages in which I reveled in the raw beauty:
• Sheypuk was also featured in The Raw Beauty Project in 2014.
• But few places offer the raw beauty of Southeast Alaska.
• But the lighthouse's raw beauty made up for its lack of amenities.
• But sometimes it is the raw beauty of emotion that Weegee captures in his subjects.
• For three hours the flight was unremarkable except for the raw beauty of southern Turkey.
• It has a certain raw beauty that has something to do with the fascination of fracture.
• Under Ponti's tutelage, she transformed from the raw beauty into an actress of great style and emotional depth.
• Following red dirt tracks through a tropical rain forest, he got us to Pajinka in the midst of rare, raw beauty.
• His fiddling has a wild, almost painfully raw beauty, as if he knows he now needs only to please the music.
• While Leone is enthralled with the raw beauty and vitality of the scene, he balances that with some thoroughly low-down characters.
• With the help of a resident superintendent, he brought his apartment down to its beams and brick, but left in place what he considered raw beauty.
• The natural properties of bamboo, its raw beauty with the knots and smooth surface, correspond to Japanese aesthetic ideals of imperfection, contrast and the natural.
• Wrapped in raw beauty from the first few steps, hikers on Raven Cliffs Falls Trail savor October-red sourwood trees and the rushing white water of Dodd's Creek.
• His interest in ASL performances gave birth to Rathskellar ( performing arts ) in 1998 to showcase the raw beauty of sign language by combining it with visual arts and pulsating music.
• On the other hand, there's a certain raw beauty to the ravaged mattresses and couches, their twisted forms almost like Frank Stella's later wall reliefs, minus the decorative froufrou.
• Part of that came from coming to love the raw beauty of Antarctica, but more had to do with her deep feeling of belonging to the group of what she called " restless hearts ."
• Tucked in the northern edge of the Green Mountains in Vermont, Stowe is an authentic ski town steadfastly retaining its New England charm while conceding to the commercial development that a landscape of such raw beauty inevitably generates.
• This moist bottomland, now under the protection of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, is a spectacular spawning ground for fish and fowl alike, a place of serenity and raw beauty found nowhere else in Indiana.
• It is, in fact, a little like Serra's own, in that it is made from industrial materials ( in Pollock's case, house paints ) that have a raw beauty, unconventional, even unintended.