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Warm Vinyl Sound. Closeup view of a headphones over three small vinyl disks. Warm colors. - Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. (Plato) - Without music, life would be a mistake. (Friedrich Nietzsche) - Music is the purest form of art... therefore true poets, they who are seers, seek to express the universe in terms of music... The singer has everything within him. The notes come out from his very life. They are not materials gathered from outside. (Rabindranath Tagore) - To stop the flow of music would be like the stopping of time itself, incredible and inconceivable. (Aaron Copland) - One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain. (Bob Marley)
Soy cruel
suicida
que busca revolcarse
en la tristeza de añorar
lo que los vientos dijeron;
cuando eras tu la que hacía
que el mismo sol saliese a verte.
Amortizo los momentos
en los que desde lejos
observo y pienso
en lo que debí decir de
aquellos perfectos besos, porque
ahora los huelo
pero seguro contemplo
como se los das al aire.
The Flickr Lounge ~ Sound
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Composition studio this week featuring sound and light. A bokeh on a Christmas garland allowed me to have this effect coming out of the headphones. A flash shot from the left to have a dark atmosphere with only light on the central subject, the headphones.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III
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Flash Canon Speedlite 430 EX II
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Tripod Manfrotto MT055XPRO3
Post processing Lightroom and Photoshop CC.
Lovely night of folk music at The Bug. The band "Maud Linn and the Tearjerkers" were playing as main act.
Such a pity I cannot upload music clips anymore but even a one minute clip seems "too large" for Flickr to cope with
From de three fountains of the Patio das Laranjeiras at the entrance of the Mosteiro de Sao Vicente de Fora ...
Lisboa, Portugal
Copyright 2014 © Serge Daigneault
View the entire Lisbon Journey here!
I always dreamed shooting on this place. I was every bit of excited to see my dream into reality after a 5-6hr road trip going here from Wellington. I have to conserve my batteries since we never planned to stay overnight but we were forced to because the tunnel will be closed before we could even begin to shoot the sunset.
Another view of Milford Sound on an unusually dry day. The Sound receives over 7 meters of rain a year!
The dark, menacing silhouette of a Mi-171 swooping towards me is really intimidating. I love the sight and sound of the Mi-8/17 helicopters
Categories:
Mil - Mi-17 Hip - Cold War Aircraft - Czech Air Force - ILA 2014
Collections:
Tortoise
CD :
Tortoise
Touch
International Anthem
IARC 0099
Sounds . Dan Bitney . John Herndon . Douglas McCombs .
John McEntire . Jeff Parker
Layout & Design . Jeremiah Chiu
Use Hearing Protection
Merci japanese forms
GMA
I thoroughly recommend The Wyldes as a concert venue. The sound system for an outdoor venue was brilliant, and although the drinks are expensive you do buy a plastic tankard with your first round which you get to keep for cheaper refills. Events are well organised in a lovely rural setting with great facilities generally. The band sounded great and Tom Chapman was a very enthusiastic and animated frontman throughout.
Fiordland..at the bottom of the South Island, New Zealand's Crownjewel..one of the most beautiful places in the world. National Park and World Heritage. I know, I am bias :-)
have a look for youself.
www.fiordland.org.nz/Explore-Fiordland/Places-to-visit/Fi...
Woodbine Beach, Toronto. Winter Stations series.
Installation: “Make Some Noise!!!”
Alexandra Grieß & Jorel Heid
Hamburg, Germany station, Woodbine Beach, Toronto.
The Sound Mirrors, also known as Acoustic Mirrors, Concrete Dishes, or Listening Ears, are large concrete structures designed as an early warning system for Britain to detect enemy aircraft.
These worked by focusing the sound from the plane’s engine so it could be heard before it was visible. There were three designs of mirrors, 20ft, 30ft, and 200ft, and all three can be seen in Greatstone, located at Greatstone Lakes on the northeast side of the Dungeness Nature Reserve.
How the Sound Mirrors Work
The Sound Mirrors worked by using their curved surface to concentrate sound waves by capturing the noise of incoming enemy aircraft approaching from the European mainland and focus it onto a microphone or a human listener equipped with then state-of-the-art stethoscopes. .
Once the receivers were adjusted for best reception, the results would be compared with those from one of the other ‘ears’ and used to calculate an aircraft’s height, speed, and flight path. They worked best at a range of between eight and 24 miles
An operator using a stethoscope would be stationed near the sound mirror, and would need specialist training in identifying different sounds.
Distinguishing the complexity of sound was so difficult that the operators could only listen for around 40 minutes.
Listening at a Sound Mirror
A boat on a morning trip through Milford Sound cruises slowly toward the base of one of the many waterfalls cascading down the walls of the sound.
Located on the south island of New Zealand, Milford Sound is actually a fjiord as it was created by glacial action.
See a wider view of the sound below.
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FURIN (Japanese Wind Chime)
These are typically made from glass, metal or ceramics and when suspended in the breeze, a tongue dangling in the center of the bell strikes the sides of the bell and delivers a pleasant sound. The enjoyment of Furin sounds become popular among the general populace during Muromachi era (1336 - 1573) Furin hung under the eaves to provide a sense of cool in summer became the custom.
Kawasaki Daishi Furin-ichi
Details: Annual furin (wind chime) market with over 30,000 wind bells from all over Japan and overseas.
July 18-July 22, 10am-6pm