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1. elephant.art › why-do-artists-like-putting-womensDo Women’s Bodies Share a Special Relationship with Nature?

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   Sep 4, 2019 · Throughout art history, depictions of women in nature have been a way to represent traditional ideas about femininity. More recently, contemporary women artists have placed their bodies in pastoral settings to create narratives that rupture that convention.

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3. socialmediapsychology.eu › 2016/10/26 › the-secretThe secret language of profile photos - Social Media Psychology

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   Oct 26, 2016 · The secret language of profile photos. Headshots, kittens or group selfies – the profile photos we choose reveal a great deal about us. Here are some interesting findings on how to interpret them. The stamp on the envelope. Profile pictures are our self-chosen public representations.

4. www.bbc.com › culture › articleEyes as Big as Plates: Remarkable photos of people in nature

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   Jun 17, 2020 · Some of these pictures look like anthropological portraits from antique issues of National Geographic: statuesque figures in remote landscapes, wearing costumes of seashells or palm leaves.

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5. www.nature.org › nature-in-your-words-and-picturesWhat does nature mean to you? | The Nature Conservancy

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   Sep 28, 2022 · We asked participants of our photo contest to share their answers of what nature means to them. Find out what they said—and check out their amazing photos!

6. www.psychologytoday.com › the-power-images-natureThe Power of Images of Nature - Psychology Today

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   The “best” nature images feature clumps of trees that look ready for climbing spread across a meadow. It’s fine if there’s some sign of human life, say a cottage in the distance or a gently...

7. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogNature Calms the Mind—Even in Photos - Psychology Today

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   Jul 23, 2015 · It turns out that natural environments—and even photos of nature—provide a unique kind of rest. They allow you to relax your attention but also keep other parts of your mind engaged, in...

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   Why should you take photos of nature?

   • It turns out that natural environments—and even photos of nature—provide a unique kind of rest. They allow you to relax your but also keep other parts of your mind engaged, in beneficial ways. As the authors explain in one key , they provide “softly fascinating stimulation that captures bottom-up involuntary attention mechanisms.”

   Nature Calms the Mind—Even in Photos

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   Why do artists depict women in nature?

   • Throughout art history, depictions of women in nature have been a way to represent traditional ideas about femininity. More recently, contemporary women artists have placed their bodies in pastoral settings to create narratives that rupture that convention. As far back as Greco-Roman times, nature has been characterized as a woman.

   Do Women’s Bodies Share a Special Relationship with Nature?

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   How do nature photos help you stay focused?

   • So she pulled out her own nature photos from trips to India, Japan and Vietnam, blew them up to poster size, found inexpensive frames and filled up the walls. To stay focused, we need to give our minds a rest periodically even during a workday. It turns out that natural environments—and even photos of nature—provide a unique kind of rest.

   Nature Calms the Mind—Even in Photos

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   What does nature mean to you?

   • We asked what nature means to you—and you answered. Something changes when we go outside. Our spirits are lifted and the stresses of everyday life shrink away. We find inspiration by observing the big things, like epic landscapes, and the small things, like the patterns of moss on a rock. Nature gives us all a little something different.

   What does nature mean to you? | The Nature Conservancy

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   Do personality traits determine what images we use?

   • A research team at the University of Pennsylvania recently found that certain personality traits determine what images we use. The scientists analyzed 66.000 Twitter profile photos and estimated the users’ personality based on the content of their tweets. 434 people filled in an additional questionnaire.

   The secret language of profile photos - Social Media Psychology

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   Which personality traits prefer a specific type of profile photos?

   • Indeed, the results show that each personality trait prefers a specific type of profile pictures. For instance, extraverts post colorful photos displaying more positive emotions. As they tend to be more sociable, they also prefer group photos showing more than one face.

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9. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullWhat does nature mean to you? A photo analysis of urban ...

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   Dec 11, 2023 · Coding guideline and examples from the student’s photos and descriptions to the question ‘what is nature to you?’, sorted by the three categories (a) location of the photo, (b) content of the photo, (c) complexity of statement (n = 108 students).