Silence and Photography

[gsgary]

I seek solitude with heavy rock had 10 years of silence when i was married

 

[Mike_E]

Here you go, listen to this while setting up your shot and you'll improve your keepers by a lot.



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Plus, if you can't get it done by the time it's over you should just move on. Except for clouds. And sunshine.



Oh yeah, and women.

 

[Mendoza]

I've been living in a noise-factory for the last 2 years: an apartment on the second of three floors in between two other apartments in a giant complex clearly built before "noise pollution" was an actual term. The noise drives me crazy, particularly the randomness and unexpectedness. Crashing, banging, running, walking, creaking, screeching, yelling, honking, water pipes, car stereos, alarms, TV's, chain-saws, leaf-blowers, conversations right outside my window...
Then when I go someplace quiet, or even relatively quiet, it's almost unnerving. Almost. The ultimate feeling is a wave of relaxation and a release of tension. I do love nature.