ILLUMINANCE
[noun]
1. an act or instance of illuminating; to supply or brighten with light.
2. intellectual or spiritual enlightenment.
3. Photometry: the total luminous flux, i.e. the measure of the perceived power of light incident on a surface, per unit area.
Etymology: from Latin illuminatus, past participle of illūmināre, “to light up, brighten”.
[Amanda Sage]
Scott Prior
“I think if Dickens was alive today, he’d have been working for the BBC, until HBO offered him much more money.”
Roddy Doyle discusses television and his short story in this week’s issue of the magazine: http://nyr.kr/1mUhHxZ (via newyorker)
Costume appreciation series: Keira Knightley’s Period Drama Cinematic Universe
King Arthur (2004): costume design by Penny Rose and Louis Joon
Pride and Prejudice (2005): costume design by Jacqueline Durran
Pirates of the Caribbean (2003-2007): costume design by Penny Rose
Atonement (2007): costume design by Jacqueline Durran
Silk (2007): costume design by Carlo Poggioli and Kazuko Kurosawa
The Edge of Love (2008): costume design by April Ferry
The Duchess (2008): costume design by Michael O’Connor
A Dangerous Method (2011): costume design by Denise Cronenberg
Anna Karenina (2012): costume design by Jacqueline Durran
The Imitation Game (2014): costume design by Sammy Sheldon
Colette (2018): costume design by Andrea Flesch
The Aftermath (2019): costume design by Bojana Nikitovic
Misbehaviour (2020): costume design by Charlotte Walter
— Sylvia Plath, from The Bell Jar
Read it. I don’t mind.