Key of the Maps

I decided to throw together this key real quick. It'll help to decipher the methods of my spatial madness.

Rain in Lowell Park, Michigan Ave & Grandview Blvd, Waukesha WI

A Hard Rain
After walking for some time, I started to get some painfully repetitive footage. Just when I was thinking of calling it a night, the rain came pouring down very abruptly. We had to make a run for it to a nearby tree and I was a bit on edge at the time, but the footage was wonderful, especially when we got under the tree.

Lowell Park; Michigan Ave & Grandview Blvd, Waukesha WI

Stroll through Lowell Park

At this point, night had come. The crickets were hard to hear in the harsh, pre-storm winds but this led to some very decent natural ambiance of rustling trees, leaves, grass and a bit of the crickets here and there.

Windsor Pl & Highfield Rd, Waukesha WI

Zippo, Cigarello, Leaves, Twilight
My friend Brad decided that he needed a cigarello while we were walking. The effect worked out really well with the strong wind adding a sound of rustling leaves.

Backyard on Garland Ave, Waukesha WI

The Wind & Chimes.

While sitting on a good friend's back patio, I picked up a spectacular wind which sent a set of nearby chimes singing. No more than fifty meters away was a central air system which gives this recording a strong, low rumbling that provides a decent contrast for the higher pitch of the chimes.

Cascade Drive, Waukesha WI

Sitting on a curb

While sitting on the curb, resting, I picked up an airplane. There was also a car, and a motorcycle, both of which I could not locate visually. Being immersed in suburbia, there was a perpetual hum of air conditioners.