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| Tunes in Ears (M.A. Reilly, Boston, March, 2015) |
I made the black and white images in Ringwood, NJ, Newark, NJ, Manhattan, Boston, MA, and Tuxedo, NY.
Enjoy the slideshow. It's 2 minutes.
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Slice of Life in Images, Sounds (#SOL15, Day 15)
I made the black and white images in Ringwood, NJ, Newark, NJ, Manhattan, Boston, MA, and Tuxedo, NY.
Enjoy the slideshow. It's 2 minutes.
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I need to stop complaining about the rain and dreary weather. Your slideshow is beautifully done! You've inspired me. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI'm laughing here as I mostly celebrate foggy days.
DeleteYour picture were stunning and the music was such a great compliment. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe pleasure was surely mine. Thanks for looking and commenting.
DeleteStunning! I especially loved your photographs of the trees. There is something about the juxtaposition between their winterish naked vulnerability yet standing tall throughout all the bitter weather Winter throws at them. I thoroughly enjoyed your slideshow. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of the trees in that manner, but yes there's a vulnerability and courage there. Thanks for noting that.
DeleteWow, you have an eye for capturing slices beautifully. I miss Boston Garden and enjoyed seeing it here. These are beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteBoston Gardens, even under all that snow, was beautiful.
DeleteThis is truly beautiful! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jill. Appreciate you taking time to view and comment.
DeleteGorgeous work! You inspire me to exercise some creativity today!
ReplyDeleteThank you Lee Ann. Hope to see what you create:)
DeleteThe juxtaposition of the city and the country, the general and the specific, the one and the many made this a visual delight. The music was a lively companion lifting me to see the beauty in what could be seen as dreary. Students engaged in learning and the solitary deer remind me that life continues and is productive during the winter season. As you can see I got quite a lot of enjoyment from viewing your slide show. Plus it was an incentive to capture my own slices of life in an artistic way.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do Kim. I'll look forward to viewing your work.
DeleteWow...this is so cool. The music made me want to get up and dance but I was captivated by the pictures and the story they told. Thanks for this creative post. Now...I am off to take some pictures...you inspired me. Jackie http://familytrove.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteThe music is from the Young Dubliners and I'm glad you wanted to dance. I look forward to seeing what your next photos are. I looked at your latest post and found it fascinating.
DeleteYou make lovely imprints on the world both in writing and in image. Thank you for sharing this beauty. I also love the music of the video.
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure Deborah.
DeleteWOW! Initially, I watched this with the sound muted - unknowingly. Then, I read someone's comment about the music and got all curious about what music you would set that to. I pushed the "unmute" button and "play" again. NOT what I was expecting. It had a completely different personality the second time through - both lovely, but it was very interesting how I was reading these hazy, foggy images on my own, and then how I read them the second time with your music choice as the narrator. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting. I had a lot of trouble selecting music. I always do. You are making me think that it might be interesting to have it play without music too. Thanks:)
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