Digital Sensorium

Finland, Helsinki.

Hämeentie is the longest street in Helsinki, Finland. Not only is it long, it’s also wide. It has double lanes both ways with a priority for bus. Also a tram line goes through the center. Hämeentie doesn’t have as much traffic as you would expect but you can usually see buses going through it day and night. Underground, a subway serves Hämeentie in Hakaniemi and Sörnäinen.

dpnem:

Filipe Cruz
Hämeentie
Impulsive Habitat
CC BY-NC-ND

grand-bazaar:

Uthaya Sooriyan :: Dum Maro Dum cover :: Irama Gembira (“happy music”)

Malaysia. I am not sure, if this came from Little India, or Chinatown of Kuala Lumpur.

#24. Denmark, Copenhagen. A halyard hitting the flagpole.

#23. France, Paris, Ile de La Cite. Bird market sounds mixed with a music box playing melody from film “Amelia”. Sounds like a very poor metaphor.

#22. Morocco, Essaouira. Medina.

What an ideal recording of a stream! I would like to catch first Eurostar to Brussels, find this stream and listen, just listen.

jmcharcot:

Brussels, Kinsendael natural reserve, along the Groelstbeek river
Groelstbeek river near the big stone.
SD-702, Me-64, random position.

#21. UK, Scotland, Edinburgh. Clarinda’s Tea Room. A strong tea with milk, with scone, butter, jam and a whipped cream. What a perfect idea for a rainy afternoon! 

#20. Spain, Catalunya, Barcelona. Metro line 4, from Jaume I to Passeig de Gracia. 

jmcharcot:

Angkor Vat, crickets around the temple.

thelandoflabel:

1.6.12
Recorded 1/6/12 on the G platform at Metropolitan. Brooklyn, NY
An amazing singer and my daughter making suggestions of what to do with my recorder.

#19. Ireland, Killarney. People singing in the Scotts’ Hotel Pub. Live music was being performed in many places this evening!

#18. Indonesia, Java, Bandung. Tangkuban Perahu Volcano. It is really scary roar of the volcano (adding sulphite smoke it looks amazing), some crickets and tannoy announcement at the end. Indonesians do love tannoy announcements.