Madrid March 5th.
In both of these pics I focused on the reflective/perspective power of windows. The laborer in the first pic contrasts with the “CERRADO,” nature of the shop. In the pic below, I cut out some words of a sign and just left “POR FAVOR,” with some bars.
-P
Reflection and Response
Photos by Bus by Megan Branch
Meknes, Morocco
October 2008
– Megan Branch
Reflection and Response.
These pictures comes from the roof of the Catedral de la Almudena. The figures look out over the city, and I managed to catch the sun behind some of them.
-P
Reflection and Response
Untitled (Toledo, Spain) by Veronica Sanchez
Reflection and Response.
Barcelona. November 20th, 2011. Roman wall next to the Catedral de Barcelona. A group of young men are breakdancing in the square in front of the church. Next to the church is a Roman wall that dates from the first few centuries AD. Time flies and it is remarkable how much culture has passed through this spot.
I also wanted to take a picture from the perspective of the spectators. I think public street performance is framed by the populace enjoying the show. Perhaps this second picture invokes a more complete idea of what the scene was: A combination of public performance and audience.
Reflection and Response
-P
(Visuals by Vicken Donikian. Audio by Peter Muller and friends)
Ideas progress.
I wrote The Rain in 2007 in Seattle during a bout of particularly bad weather. A few days later my bandmate from Tuition Well Spent, Mike, wrote the lyrics for the tune which would become “The Love.”
The Rain
The Love
We then performed the song live at the Ethnic Cultural Theatre at UW in 2007 and had our friend Ben do some drumming and Whitney Killian added some harmonies.
The Love (Live)
I then asked V do to some art for the Myspace page and I sent him some pics and he sent back the two visuals that accompany this post.
Progression on a multi-medium level.
Reflection and Response
-P and V
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