All the sounds were so natural and really made you question if you were hearing them on the earphones or in the real beyond the track playing. (Example: The foot steps running on the gravel.)
I was confused as to the premise of the story being told, so I looked up the piece online. It was loosely based on an experience she had with her husband in which she witnessed (and recorded) a boy falling down a waterfall to his death. I still found it hard to make any connections. But regardless, doing the walk and listening to her voice, I felt very much apart of everything she was talking about.
"When you're with someone constantly, you don't really see them" was something that was said that I questioned. Is it true?
Overall, It was quite beautiful and worthwhile.
(All the photos on the left were taken by Janet Cardiff and I took the ones on the right, funny how I took photos so similar to the ones shown on her website.)
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