Music and perspective
it is the depths of a very hot summer, most places in the northern hemisphere just now. Sorting through images earlier this week, I came across this photograph of another time, not so long ago, made on a winter Sunday morning. Quite a different perspective.
Music can do that, too: shift you into another way of viewing or hearing things, bring back memories or open new doors. If you’d like, tell us in the comments below about a time when music did that for you.
photographs is of a very snowy January morning in Louth, Republic of Ireland.
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Labels: creative practice, ireland, winter
2 Comments:
I just posted a comment elsewhere about how I enjoyed seeing the same scene from different perspectives, and specifically mentioned how I enjoyed a seasonal comparison.
We've got a few lighthouses we've photographed in both the winter and summer, and I always love the contrast in those shots. Looking at the winter scenes on a hot, humid day just make me feel a touch cooler.
The sight of snow is particularly strange for me since I live in Texas, and we don't get snow here at all. I'm originally from a place with dramatic changes from one season to another, so I'm still getting used to this.
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