How about a bit of enchantment on a Thursday Morning?

http://www.duirwaigh.com/images/stories/videos/carpetride61film.mov


An oldie but goodie http://www.duirwaigh.com/images/stories/videos/KnockatDoor_2nd_480web.mov

But Windows Player won't let me open them. Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks.

in mind when posting these little gems just to while a little time in a good place.

The videos are on this page http://www.duirwaigh.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=47&Itemid=57

Hope you enjoy them and the site :hug: :hug: :hug:

When I click on them from the web page it says "error on page". Weird. Are you using Windows Media? Anyone else here try to click on them?

:hug:

Just took a sponge bath and feel pretty chipper now. :silly:

are QuickTime players because the big Q flashed when I clicked them at the web page. I'm using Mozilla Firefox and noticed under Tools/Options QuickTime is enabled for certain dotextensions, as is Media Player for dotmpeg videos.

I'm sorry it is such pain when I intended the opposite.

Thanks for sharing!
I went to website to play them...they needed Quicktime and kept stalling out for me. (But I was determined, lol)

Thank you, Wovenpaint :hug:

I've seen the first one and thought it was really trippy, in a good way, of course. And I adore the music. Best music in a video like this in a long time. Thanks.

I am on my ancient laptop now. I do have a slight problem with my main computer.....Firefox doesn't work right for uploads, downloads, videos, etc. Something to do with Java. I've done the normal things to try to make it work in the past, but I need help. So I just went back to IE and for most everything that is satisfactory. I have Quicktime so I am not sure why IE wouldn't open it in that. Or is this a Microsoft thing?

I'm going to try my good computer again now to try to overcome these issues. Problem with this thing is I sort of had to watch it in two parts because this is so slow.

But it was pretty cheery! I was a bit afraid it would be a lecture or something but this was short and entirely up my alley. Very visual, creative, and great music. I'm going to try to figure out how to watch the second one on my better computer.

Thanks again.

they were lectures. How absolutely tortuous. My other older computer has the same Java or javascript problems with Firefox - someone told me I needed more memory. Hoping one of us who is a computer person can help :eyes:

Clips from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" 1935. I love look at them widescreen. Hope your recovery is going smoothly, Celebration!

http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/359283/Midsummer-Night-s-Dream-A-Movie-Clip-I-Do-Wander-Everywhere.html


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4S-eNAWitE&feature=related

Zeng Hao's goddess art http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbUOmlY02Bg&playnext=1&list=PL1B7939F14918C755 http://www.zhdhart.com/sortinfo.asp


http://www.zhdhart.com/sortinfo.asp

Thank you :)

I needed that after the latest GD smack down I was involved in.

I'm sorry, Cleita. But I'm sure you gave just as much as you took. :hug: :hug: :hug:

animated and set to music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08R8tgvXa7o 4:02minutes


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vZyzJdL0vs 4:09minutes

http://iblard.com/english/

I loved the Gray interview. Interesting about his 911 depiction ten years prior........

The second one grew on me. At first I wasn't in to it much, I guess because some of the work reminded me a bit of Thomas Kincade, but it won me over in the end.

Nice to know this is getting to be a regular Thursday feature!

Yeah, Kincade is an unfavorite of mine - nothing against the man's work, I'm just not into his paintings. So I kind of bask in knowing that Inoue was painting his visions of Iblard long before Kincade.

I love how Grey says art is a language, one that I truly love to understand and share :)

As Salvador Dali said, "Bravo Venosa! Dali is pleased to see spiritual madness painted with such a fine technique." http://www.youtube.com/user/TheOmegaInstitute#p/u/134/oYIGy7u8l7Q and the little sad but literally uplifting "The Mantis Parable" at http://www.faerieconfessions.com/index.php/2010/12/12/the-mantis-parable/

Moved to visit the website http://www.playingforchange.com/ last night to hear the song that sparked it all: Stand by Me. Then found a wonderful version of One Love and thought that's what I had been looking for. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xjPODksI08



But Lo! Found one of the most sensuous music I've heard in a long time, not a song, just straight up music. And behold! It was not only posted on my birthday but the founder asked a West African group to play for him a Groove in G, and I knew why I was moved to visit. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LQhamwJcVY
Let's get together and feel all right. Hope they move you, too! :grouphug: Silence! :)

This was the first, and still my favorite, song from Playing For Change >

http://youtu.be/Us-TVg40ExM

:hi: I've made it a point to watch at least one of Celebration's videos after work. Her last one moved me to get up and move some more and Stand By Me came instantly to mind.

Love Groove in G, too. A nice birthday present for you. I truly think that YouTube creations like this can raise the consciousness of the world. Music is so universal...............what a great concept, and really makes me feel good.

pretty things to keep the spirit refreshed. :hug:

I think that's the name of the game - refreshing the link to Source that's always there.
:hug: :hug: :hug:

Nature by Numbers Isfahan Snakes
http://www.etereaestudios.com/movies/nbyn_movies/nbyn_mov_vimeo.htm inspired by numbers, geometry, nature
http://www.etereaestudios.com/movies/isfahan_movies/isfahan_mov_vimeo.htm inspired by Persian architecture
http://www.etereaestudios.com/movies/snakes_movies/snakes_mov_vimeo.htm Based on woodcut by MC Escher

More works by Vila here http://www.etereaestudios.com/docs_html/general_index_htm/works_01.htm

If you should see this, OGR, My Apologies for the snake video. It really is beautiful :hug:

"Descendants" and "The Monk and the Monkey"

http://vimeo.com/8642276 http://vimeo.com/14596294