| The country's bicentenary celebrations are backdropped by more political turmoil and a state of near-civil war. |
| Forgettable, except when backdropped by well-kept plants and the drystone walls of Yorkshire, the light-and-shade narrative made real. |
| You witnessed amazing creatures backdropped by even more amazing vistas. |
| Teal-blue water licked at uninhabited gleaming, creamy beaches backdropped by vertically faced limestone cliffs hundreds of feet straight up. |
| The view south centres on 8,790-foot Mount Goldie, backdropped against the Rocky Mountains in the distance across the Columbia Valley. |
| This one-off single sees the band present a genuinely beautiful take on Punjabi folk, backdropped by a loping funk beat and breathtakingly lovely guitar. |
