Obscura

• Making a film involving Sept. 11 is not an impossible task, but it is a difficult one. It has to be handled with care and subtlety, honoring that day while still examining the meaning of it.
(Ball State Daily News)
• The Chinese philosopher Mo-Ti (470 BC to 390 BC) is credited with the first description of a camera obscura setup, and Aristotle used the pinholes in a sieve to project the image of a solar eclipse onto the ground.
(Atlantic Online)
• The Oscars are the Super Bowl of the film world, the glitz and glimmer of it all is almost overwhelming.
(Ball State Daily News)
• After scoring a dismal 42 for the Asian-themed dishes they served at their instant restaurant Obscura, they finished at the bottom of the leaderboard at the end of the elimination round, seven points behind Victorians Thomas and Carla.
(Daily Telegraph)
• Breezy pop - from the Beach Boys through the Shoes and Wannadies to much-overlooked recent acts like Camera Obscura, the Clientele and Institut Polaire - is a noble lineage of close harmonies, choruses and a backbeat.
(New Zealand Herald)
• DOC biodiversity threats programme manager Phil Clerke said the poisoning would target mainly rats which ate giant Powelliphanta hochstetteri obscura snails, unique to this area where they lived mostly on high points like Mt Stanley.
(Stuff)
• In this case, it was a prized rat skeleton put together by Ryan Matthew, one of the staff workers at Obscura Oddities and Antiques, a New York store that caters to people wanting bizarre artifacts.
(Huffington Post)
• Panorama Mesdag (panorama-mesdag.
(Daily Telegraph)
• The opening reception will be held Thursday, March 15, from 6-8 pm. The show titled Obscura, will also feature another photographer, Cassie Taggart.
(Examiner)