Thursday, 17 June 2010

First Snow



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32 comments:

  1. Plum'17 June 2010 at 13:13

    C'est très beau...ce suis vraiment émue...

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  2. Plum'17 June 2010 at 13:26

    ...tellement émue que j'en bafouille !

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  3. Roxana17 June 2010 at 13:27

    :-)

    heureuse!

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  4. Lynne with an e17 June 2010 at 16:42

    Astonishment, engagement, wonder, awe: this is what I felt in experiencing your amazing film. What a gorgeous piece of art.

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  5. Roxana17 June 2010 at 17:08

    ah Lynne, you still found the time to watch my little film, i am so grateful!
    what you told me means a lot, i am a bit shy when it comes to video as i have just started to experiment and it is such a new (and exciting!) medium...

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  6. Dianne17 June 2010 at 17:47

    rich imagery, strong contrasts, animated voices, and very moving music and sound. (although your images have their own music and sound) you matched them well.

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  7. ceraselami17 June 2010 at 18:04

    despre aceste trilioane de lumi nu pot spune,acum,iubita mea draga,ca le-am simtit pe toate inviind in mine;fiecare rascolire ma va face,in liniste,mai implinita.lasa-ma sa iti multumesc si eu

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  8. Marc.17 June 2010 at 22:23

    Salut Roxana,

    Quelle poésie...
    aussi bien visuelle que sonore, c´est tout simplement sublime,bravo...

    Connais tu Jane et Louise Wilson
    Signature Serenades?

    Et les oeuvres de Jesper Just, Par exemple Romantic Delutions?

    Love M.

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  9. Unknown17 June 2010 at 23:02

    Simply awe.

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  10. Owen18 June 2010 at 02:24

    We discover new facets on the surface of the diamond which is the Floating Bridge.

    This film imparts a feeling of utter peacefulness... bravo !
    (et... Encore !)

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  11. Emese18 June 2010 at 12:25

    Oh, cat de frumoasa e! Imi vine sa te iau in brate! :) Felicitari si lui Prospero!
    Dor... :(

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  12. billoo18 June 2010 at 12:59

    I never expected you to sound like that! :-0

    Very artistic video as well. I'm sure you're going to produce superb work in this medium as well.

    salaams,

    b.

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  13. swiss18 June 2010 at 13:02

    you shot this on your regular camera? it looks great! there are so many lovely pieces - i'm genuinely taken by this!

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  14. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:06

    Dianne, thank you so much, i am truly grateful for your appreciation and encouragement.

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  15. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:07

    Cerasela draga mea, tu ma bucuri si implinesti cu fiecare cuvant, eu trebuie sa-ti multumesc. In curand, voi face si filmul nostru cu mere si cani albastre :-)

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  16. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:08

    Marc., heureuse de te retrouver! et de savoir que tu as bien aime mon petit film. non, je ne connais pas les noms que tu mentionnes, mais je vais lire la-dessus toute de suite.

    merci et bisoux!

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  17. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:10

    merc, did you really like?
    happy.

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  18. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:12

    Owen, peacefulness, yes...
    no wild and exotic landscapes in this little film but only an intimate atmosphere, something to make us remember winter evenings in our grandmother's kitchen - something like this :-)

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  19. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:14

    Emese!!!! ia-ma in brate!!! :-)

    ii transmit si lui Prospero, da.
    si mie, dor mare. scriu!
    (nu ai mai postat de multisor :-(

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  20. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:17

    b, cut it off, you don't sound like you in the second part of this comment, so protocolar :-P

    and how do i sound?

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  21. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:20

    ah swiss this makes me so happy!!! i put quite a lot of effort into it, not the shooting which is always easy but the editing. yes, i shot it with my little Nikon D90, i am in love with it and despite its many limitations you can see that the shots can be very lovely. the colours and the soft focus is amazing, i find.

    and i have material for the next 2 parts of the Winter trilogy :-) it's only a matter of finding the time to work on them (hopefully until next winter, i will finish the project).

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  22. billoo18 June 2010 at 13:41

    cut it off? "it"?..er...no, no, ..you've been watching too many japanese films my friend!

    :-0

    cut it out, perhaps?

    lol :-)))

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  23. Roxana18 June 2010 at 13:43

    haha

    :-P

    i should write this blog in Japanese!

    (but still that doesn't change the bit about 'ceremonial' in my answer)

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  24. billoo18 June 2010 at 13:43

    you sound JUST like that little girl in the film! :-)

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  25. Owen22 June 2010 at 04:25

    PS And it just occurred to me to wonder if you've ever been to Rima's blog, The Hermitage... ?

    Something whispers to me that might like it...

    http://intothehermitage.blogspot.com/

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  26. A l a i n 22 June 2010 at 10:47

    Je vais revenir je ne peut la visionner.

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  27. clo22 June 2010 at 20:36

    coucou belle Roxana..
    je profite de la clémence des éléments pour passer t'embrasser bien fort et te dire que malgré ces longs moments de pause je ne t'oublie pas...ici le ciel a grondé si violemment que la terre et les gens en sont tout retournés...
    heureusement tu es là..:o)
    comment fais tu pour concevoir de si belles choses ...
    tu es un oasis de douceur dans ce monde qui va parfois bien trop vite pour moi...
    merci pour ces beaux moments de vie offerts a nos regards...
    a bientot ..
    tendres pensées...

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  28. Renée23 June 2010 at 09:44

    Wanderung

    [193] (Nach Henri de Régnier)

    Der Weg war weit. Hindämmernd sank die Nacht
    und blasser wurden meine Morgenträume:
    Da hast du mich zum fernen Schloß gebracht
    das zaubrisch schläft inmitten dunkler Bäume

    im wunderlichen Licht des Monds der einsam trauert
    auf alten müden Gärten wo aus Zweigen
    von Blütenbüschen glockenglanzumschauert
    Pagodenprunk und Vogeltempel steigen.

    Die glänzgen Purpurvögel deckt ein tiefer Traum
    die goldnen Fische schatten in den Becken kaum
    die Brunnen sterben rieselnd in den Finsternissen.

    Der Moosgrund schauert wenn dein Kleid darüber fegt
    und meine Hände hast in deine süßen Hände du gelegt
    die um verborgner Schlösser tiefen Zauber wissen.

    Ernst Stadler (1883-1914)

    Heute grüsse ich Dich nur mit einem Gedicht, liebe Roxana (da Du ja Gedichte zu lieben scheinst?), denn Dein Video kann ich mir leider nicht ansehen, da es nach einigen Sekunden immer wieder stockt und ich nicht die Geduld habe, es zu Ende zu sehen, besonders weil das Poem dadurch so auseinandergerissen wird... Nun ja... Alles Liebe Dir von Renée

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  29. :: Karine ::5 August 2010 at 17:35

    quel talent !
    je n'ai malheureusement pas tout compris les paroles mais les images m'ont transportée ...

    merci de tout coeur roxana

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  30. :: Karine ::16 August 2010 at 16:35

    je ne m'en lasse pas !
    à quand un deuxième film ?

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  31. Roxana16 August 2010 at 16:52

    Karine, tu es si gentille!!! merci beaucoup de revenir, ton enthousiasme me donne du courage car le film est une voie completement nouvelle pour moi. merci, merci de tout coeur!

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  32. Michael T Stowers3 March 2012 at 01:02

    Astonishing. And a stunning score, Mr. P. Thank you both. :-)

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