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A little bit of Midtown New York street action. This guy was extremely tall and stood out as he wandered between the NBC building and Radio City Music Hall.
Looking up into the fractured darkness of weather cell as it moves east across the Puget Sound as the sun begins to set behind the Olympic Mountains.
The weather cell and rain squalls started around 3,000ft and went well past 12,000ft
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ENG: At the beginning of 2021, the electro-hip-hop band Deichkind visited the Elbphilharmonie and created their very own sound for this building. You can like it, but you don't have to. ☻
Deichkind - Sounds of Elbphi -> youtu.be/i82QaboIu8w
The Elbphilharmonie (nicknamed "Elbphi") had a construction period from 2007 to 2016 and is a concert hall in Hamburg. The opening ceremony took place on 11 January 2017. It was planned with the aim of creating a new landmark for the city and a "cultural monument for all". The entire project then cost around 866 million euros. The 110 metre high building in the HafenCity district is located on the right bank of the Norderelbe at the tip of the Großen Grasbrook and has 26 floors and 29 elevators.
It was built using the shell of the former Kaispeicher A warehouse from 1963. A modern structure with a glass façade reminiscent of sails, water waves, icebergs or a quartz crystal was placed on this plinth. The location at the Kaiserhöft is characterised by the former industrial use of the harbour and the neo-Gothic brick architecture of the Speicherstadt.
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GER: Anfang des Jahres 2021 war die Elektro-Hip-Hop Band Deichkind zu Besuch in der Elbphilharmonie und hat einen ganz eigenen Sound für dieses Gebäude kreiert. Man kann es mögen, muss aber nicht. ☻
Deichkind - Sounds of Elbphi -> youtu.be/i82QaboIu8w
Die Elbphilharmonie (Spitzname: „Elbphi“) hatte eine Bauzeit von 2007 bis 2016 und ist ein Konzerthaus in Hamburg. Die Eröffnungsfeier fand am 11. Januar 2017 statt. Sie wurde mit dem Ziel geplant, ein neues Wahrzeichen der Stadt und ein „Kulturdenkmal für alle“ zu schaffen. Das ganze Projekt kostete dann rund 866 Millionen Euro. Das 110 Meter hohe Gebäude im Stadtteil HafenCity liegt am rechten Ufer der Norderelbe an der Spitze des Großen Grasbrooks und besitzt 26 Etagen sowie 29 Aufzüge.
Es wurde unter Einbeziehung der Hülle des früheren Kaispeichers A aus dem Jahre 1963 errichtet. Auf diesen Sockel wurde ein moderner Aufbau mit einer Glasfassade gesetzt, die an Segel, Wasserwellen, Eisberge oder einen Quarzkristall erinnert. Die Lage am Kaiserhöft ist von der einstigen industriellen Hafennutzung und der neugotischen Backsteinarchitektur der Speicherstadt geprägt.
My shoot's main theme with Oleks(Aleksanda) was the Ukraine issue. As she is an Ukrainian model, and as someone who experienced the war for one week, she shared some her of traumas--like the sounds of sirens, like when they hear the sounds sirens how they had to go to the shelters and had to stay there. We both felt that we would better go on this topic, as a sort of a memorial for those who suffer the trauma, so we both wanted to go deep inside the rabbit hole, with the sounds of sirens.
Technically, that shoot was made under a very strong and harsh back light. It was very hard to capture the face with that hard light- before using the exposure compensation, I decided to increase my ISO, in order to get the details I wanted to get on her face and I guess that helped:)
Milford Sound in New Zealand
Bowen Falls at the front, Mitre Peak on the right
Panorama made of 4 pics
For the Crazy Tuesday topic "Sound".
A life without music is unthinkable 😊
Probably considered old-fashioned in today's "streaming music" world - I like my music on CDs and MP3 players. No WiFi - no problem! No power, no problem. Speakers both mains and battery powered are available here. A week with no power, WiFi or mobile phone signal last winter taught me to plan for maximum resilience! So everything from Jazz to opera is to hand ... hopefully I'm always wired for sound!
Playing on the Apple Touch, Bill Evans and Chet Baker "Alone Together"
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Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand. Probably one of the most beautiful and impressive place on earth.
Milford Sound / Piopiotahi is one of roughly 90 places to have been given a dual name as part of a 1998 Treaty of Waitangi settlement with Ngāi Tahu, recognizing the significance of the fiord to both Māori and Pākehā New Zealanders. This name consists of both the Māori name and the former European name used together as a single name, instead of as interchangeable alternate names.
In te reo Māori, the fiord is known as Piopiotahi after the now extinct piopio, a thrush-like bird that used to inhabit New Zealand. According to the Māori legend of Māui trying to win immortality for mankind, a single piopio flew to the fiord in mourning following Māui's death. The name Piopiotahi refers to this bird, with tahi meaning 'one' in Māori. The fiord was given its European name in 1823, when the sealer John Grono named it Milford Sound after Milford Haven in his birthplace of Wales. The Cleddau River, which flows into the fiord, was also named for its Welsh namesake. (Wikipedia)
"Sounder". Edmonds Waterfront, Washington, USA
February 3rd, 2010 © 2009 Doug van Kampen, All Rights Reserved
A while back I attempted to get this shot, but completely wimped out regarding how close I got to the train passing at around 40mph....
That being said, this time I had about 30 seconds to change lenses (because I was off shooting macros of driftwood near where this was made) and get completely set up, tripod in place and all, and fire off this one frame in manual mode to get the shot.
The one thing that would take this shot to the next level would be a model in there somewhere getting blasted with gigantic soft box.
The colors in the sky this evening were simply amazing...which I have not seen in some time around here. Fifteen minutes after this shot it began to rain cats and dogs, which has been the typical weather we have been having the last couple weeks...
OK, OK, there *have* been a few sun-breaks in there from time-to-time.
Time to bring on Spring for goodness sake!
Swan drinking water from a pond
The water is a dazzling drink
I like the sound of running water
Hlif at the Pond in Reykjavik.
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“Sometimes you have to stay silent because no words can explain what is going on in your mind and in your heart"
The sound of silence - Disturbed
Sonidos de Petra (Jordania). Ciudadano de Petra tocando la "Rababa", instrumento musical típico del lugar.
As I watched this nice-looking Song Sparrow along the Meadowbrook Section of the Los Angeles County Arboretum I, of course, expected a SONG !!! However, all I received was the "Sound of Silence" LOL !
I have 3 bells on my hall table, two brass bells and this cut crystal bell which were handed down from my parents. I remember that my mother would ring the bells in sequence from quietest to loudest to call my brother and me to the dining table. If the quietest crystal bell received no response, she would select the next bell till we came running to the table. The sound from the crystal bell is so soft and polite that it is still used to invite guests to the dining room.
37407 adds to the nostalgic atmosphere with sound to match as it passes through Melton Mowbray. 10.15 Crewe Gresty Bridge to Norwich Crown Point. 31st May 2019.
"Tokyo’s 'Green Milk from the Planet Orange' spins a cosmic blend of prog rock, psychedelia and experimental noise. Their sound is all about wild riffs, heavy grooves and improvisational twists." (Desertfest Berlin, www.desertfest.de/lineup/green-milk-from-the-planet-orange/)
The capture shows the band's bassist Wadamori Yu aka Damo. I was deeply impressed by their sounds, but also by the light on stage which made Wadamori's bass glow neon green.
The colours were so fantastic, I didn't have to change anything.
I found it very unusual to see a rock band playing sitting down, but I can imagine the effort it takes to produce these sounds, it certainly requires a lot of concentration.