"Don't mistake my silence for surrender. My silence holds a strength louder than words, and it speaks volumes. In it, I find power, resilience, and a clarity that cuts through the noise."
seen from United Kingdom
seen from Australia
seen from South Korea
seen from Singapore
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from United States

seen from Ukraine

seen from Singapore
seen from Germany
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from United States

seen from Singapore
seen from China

seen from Germany
seen from China
seen from United States

seen from Netherlands
seen from Türkiye
"Don't mistake my silence for surrender. My silence holds a strength louder than words, and it speaks volumes. In it, I find power, resilience, and a clarity that cuts through the noise."
Louder Than Words
Jonathan: Why do we play with fire? Why do we run our finger through the flame? Why do we leave our hand on the stove- Although we know we're in for some pain? Oh, why do we refuse to hang a light When the streets are dangerous? Why does it take an accident Before the truth gets through to us? Cages or wings? Which do you prefer? Ask the birds. Fear or love, baby? Don't say the answer Actions speak louder than words. Michael: Why should we try to be our best When we can just get by and still gain? Why do we nod our heads Michael and Jonathan: Although we know Michael: The boss is wrong as rain? Jonathan: Why should we blaze a trail When the well worn path seems safe and Jonathan and Susan: So inviting? Susan: How-as we travel, can we Susan and Jonathan: See the dismay-And keep from fighting? Jonathan: Cages or wings? Which do you prefer? Ask the birds Michael and Susan: Cages or wings?Ah... All: Fear or love, baby? Don't say the answer Jonathan Actions speak louder than words Michael and Susan: Louder than, louder than Jonathan: What does it take To wake up a generation? All: How can you make someone Take off and fly? Jonathan If we don't wake up And shake up the nation We'll eat the dust of the world Wondering why Michael and Susan:Why Susan Why do we stay with lovers Susan and Jonathan: Who we know, down deep Susan: Just aren't right? Jonathan: Why would we rather All: Put ourselves through hell Than sleep alone at night? Jonathan: Why do we follow leaders who never lead? Michael: Why does it take catastrophe to start a revolution? Michael and Susan If we're so free, tell me why? Jonathan: Someone tell me why So many people bleed? Jonathan: Cages or wings? Which do you prefer? Ask the birds. Michael and Susan: Cages or wings?Ah... All: Fear or love, baby? Don't say the answer. Jonathan: Actions speak louder than Michael and Susan: Louder than, louder than Louder than, louder than All: Cages or wings? Which do you prefer? Jonathan:Ask the birds Michael and Susan:Ah... All: Fear or love baby? Don't say the answer Jonathan: Actions speak louder than
Michael and Susan: Louder than, louder than, ooh Jonathan: They speak louder Actions speak louder than... Michael and Susan: Louder than, louder than, aah
Final Fantasy XVI – Louder than Words – PlayStation 5
#FinalFantasyXVI #LouderthanWords #SquareEnix #June2023 #BloodandGore #PartialNudity #SexualThemes #StrongLanguage #Violence #RatedMforMature #FinalFantasySeries #FFXVI #FFSeries #PS5 #PlayStation5 #PlayStation
Actions speak louder than words, and sometimes apparel does too.
Sometimes it’s about telling others what you need to hear the most. Remember- the sun still shines. #you #youmatter #holiday #louderthanwords (at Sunnyside) https://www.instagram.com/lasaviasworlds/p/CXZFWkUl25A/?utm_medium=tumblr
Actions speak louder than words. I don’t care what you say I care what you do.
“This almost entirely instrumental album sounds exactly as you’d expect alate Pink Floyd album to sound: awash with David Gilmour’s trademark guitar sounds, themes and rhythms ebbing and flowing into each other. Pleasing on the ear; close but no (have a) cigar. . The Endless River is a perfect summation of the listening experience, and appears to be a recurring theme, since it was a phrase he sung about on High Hopes, the last song on the last Pink Floyd studio album, The Division Bell, 20 years earlier. Largely constructed from outtakes from the sessions of that previous album, it is also very much a lament to the late Richard Wright who died in 2008. Over tapes of his keyboard playing, Gilmour has draped his multi-layered guitar licks and Nick Mason has laid down his distinctive drums, not least on Skins – reintroducing the mid-70s prog/rock band fashion to have at least one drum solo track (see also: Genesis, Cream, Led Zeppelin). . This is a double album and presented as their last under the Pink Floyd name. In terms of it being a coherent and contemporaneous piece of music, it’s overblown and self-indulgent and way, way too long. In terms of it being the swansong of a classic and much-loved band and a loving tribute to a lost band-member then it’s rather beautiful and fans will welcome with open arms. . Taking the musical style and structure of Shine On You Crazy Diamond as its starting point, each side presents a thematic set of pieces that tend to wash over you, almost ambient in their soporific nature. There is only one song with lyrics, appropriately set as the last track, Louder Than Words, written by Polly Samson, Gilmour’s wife and a novelist. Describing the nature of the band’s relationship, it’s a moving and suitable elegy to a brilliant but fractious band who, like Icarus, set their controls for the heart of the sun and at times got their wings burnt...” . FOR FULL REVIEW CLICK LINK IN PROFILE: . #pinkfloyd @pinkfloyd #theendlessriver #louderthanwords #davidgilmour #progressiverock #gatefoldsleeve #vinyl #recordcollection #nowplaying #randomrecordreview https://www.instagram.com/p/B9lw1knJRsO/?igshid=19anl899gt1mb
BEHEMOTH @ MANCHESTER ARENA 16/01/2020
Polish black metalliers Behemoth are not a band I would normally listen to but OMG a photographers dream to shoot in a live arena. In the live photo review on Louder Than War, this is what I had to say about the experience.
“Photographing this show was akin to being in Satans temple, full of atmospheric drama which includes smoke and fire, satanic imagery, occulist lyrics, deafening doom-laden music and it was just about my perfect kind of live shoot. " Check out the live photo review here:
Use of these images in any form without permission is illegal. If you wish to contact the photographer go here: [email protected]
All work copyright Melanie Smith/ Mudkiss Photography All Rights Reserved