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#lightandsound

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Jomes
Still working my way through my #Egypt photos. This is one of my absolute favourite shots. It was the Light and Sound show in the #Karnak temple and we had the incredible luck to have a full moon shining down on us as an addition to the light show. It was utterly stunning and breathtaking to walk through the smartly illuminated temple. We had the last show of the evening and were only 30 people instead of three thousand. It was incredible beautiful.

#LightAndSound #KarnakTemple #AncientEgypt #travelling #vacation #Moon #FullMoon #sky #history #LightInstallations #light #dark #obelisk #night
Vertical colour photo. It's night and we're standing in darkness between the giant columns, looking ahead to a path between them. The darkness gets interrupted by bright floodlights hidden behind the last two columns. They're throwing bright lights, illuminating two high columns on each side in a soft orange light and creating a criss cross shadow pattern on the ground. The light beams don't reach us. In the far back are a single obelisk and a broken wall getting hit by indirect light. Between the obelisk in the back and the column near us the bright glowing disk of the moon hangs low in the sky like a blue whisp hovering in the temple ruins. The rest of the visible sky is pitch black. The contrast between the orange sand stone or lime stone and the glowing blue moon creates a fascinating visual.
#night
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James Phelps

The album’s inspiration is interesting : a literature professor who responded to letters written to Shakespeare’s Juliet. Through this concept, the power of storytelling and imagination to transcend time and place really shines.

One day, I’ll try my hand at rendering natural scenes with watercolors or chalk. It seems like a wonderful way to engage with the world around me. In the meantime I will leave singing to Elvis.

#Monterey
#MorningWalk
#LightAndSound
#Pathos (2/2)

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