These are noctilucent clouds hovering at the edge of the earth’s atmosphere on the fringes of space. Nobody is quite sure what they are, but its a beautiful phenomenon nonetheless, seen mostly at higher latitudes. I took this photo last night as the earliest sunlight made its way into the night sky. It was my first sighting of noctilucent clouds this year.
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The Sensing Sonospace workshop held at the LAK festival in Copenhagen, explored our awareness of sound and space, and how we can creatively use sound to redefine that space and actively shape our listening experience.
A few days ago, while it was relatively warm out, I set up a temporary sound installation behind our house. The installation […]
The traditional Jaanipäev (St. Johns Day) or mid-summer day in Estonia is on or around June 24th. It marks the long days […]
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Mmmhhhh… So nice….
I miss Baltic’s nights with the ever-decreasing light. Here (Taipei) night falls at 7pm, like a hammer, the sky is yellow-black because of omnipresent city lights…
Wish you all the best.