Tribute to Sound Practices
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Scene along the Columbia River between the border of Washington and Oregon.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAEppFUWLfc
Sound of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel
Heavy rain on the famous Doubtful Sound, a beautiful fjord in Fiordland National Park / New Zealand.
It is the deepest and second longest fjord in New Zealand.
The area is extremely rainy, in neighboring Milford Sound the annual rainfall is 8000mm!
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For "Sound" it had to be my violin. If I don't play it (and I know I should, but, oh dear, the overcoming!), I can at least honour it with a bit of Flickr sunshine from time to time. Maybe I should work on my "scratch resitance" (sound-wise), it might help me to get over the first caterwauling hours of exercise after so many years of not practicing ;-)
This, you've guessed it, is a small part of the F hole, about 2 cm / 0,78 inches wide. I decided to go for a slightly more "obscure", kind of vague low key look with a very shallow DOF, because when it comes to music, sound in general, it often is not very clear at all why we like a song, a specific sound, or why we positively hate it. Sound, music moves us, either way.
I have a busy day today, so I can only stop by here today occasionally, I hope to catch up with you later! HMM, Everyone, and have a nice and safe week ahead!
Für das Thema "Sound" musste es meine Geige sein. Wenn ich sie schon nicht spiele (ich sollte, ich weiß, aber die Überwindung!), kann ich ihr wenigstens von Zeit zu Zeit ein wenig Flickr-Sonnenschein gönnen. Vielleicht sollte ich an meiner (klanglichen) Kratzfestigkeit arbeiten, um, nach so langer Zeit des Nichtspielens, die ersten Stunden des Katzenjammers zu überstehen, bis es wieder rund klingt ;-)
Dies ist, Ihr habt es schon erraten, ein Teil des F-Lochs. Ich habe hier bewusst auf geringe Schärfentiefe gesetzt, um den Charakter von Musik, von Klang generell zu verbildlichen. Wir können ja oft gar nicht definieren, warum wir ein Musikstück mögen oder einen bestimmten Klang geradzu hassen. Musik, Klang bewegt, so oder so.
Ich habe heute viel zu tun und kann hier nur gelegentlich reinschauen. Ich hoffe, heute Abend wieder mehr Zeit für Euch und auch den MM zu haben. Ich wünsche Euch eine schöne neue Woche, liebe Flickr-Freunde, passt gut auf Euch auf!
Certainly was ringing out over the canyonlands of Utah as taken from the end of Dead Horse Point. Electricity was in the air ...
When I was taking this photo. The sound of the waterfall hits the bottom of the water. I feel that the natural sound at that point is really
While looking for birds on our trip west, it seemed many birds I found were sitting on wire fences, especially on the prairies where there weren’t many trees. It has to be easier to install and more cost efficient when putting fencing around vast open spaces. The sound of the Meadowlark is quite distinct and I loved listening to them when we were camping. It was a treat to see them sitting on the fence as opposed to hidden in the grasses. Happy Fence Friday.
A lovely view up the sounds from Cullen Point lookout on the scenic route to Whakatū / Nelson.
I find this view rather captivating although the bright light reflecting off the leaf on the left keeps bringing me back out. I went to 'correct' it but found the photo lost something so here it is.
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When the day becomes the night and the moon begins to glow,
The ocean waves will sing a song nobody knows.
As the mountains peak up high and the trees begin to shake,
No one will know the song that the trees will make.
When the night returns to day and the sun emits its rays,
Along comes the powerful acoustic gravity waves.
There is music in the air. Mother Nature brings it here,
Finding its way to a nature loving ear.
John F. Malomo