In her project "On Longing, Distance and Heavy Metal," photographer Pamela Pecchio channels attributes of both metal music and her personal struggles and states of mind into landscape photographs. The titles of the photographs in her series are taken from the titles of various heavy metal songs. Below, you’ll find a compilation of Pecchio’s musical influences for "On Longing, Distance and Heavy Metal," — you can view several of the photographs that correspond to these songs on Pecchio’s website or on One, One Thousand.
(We also wanted to add that when we asked for this list of songs, Pamela Pecchio not only delivered it to us quickly, but she did it while she was in labor! That’s about as heavy metal as you can get. We hope visitors enjoy this playlist, and congratulations to Pamela on a beautiful baby girl!)
Click here to see more of Pamela Pecchio’s "On Longing, Distance and Heavy Metal."
These Arms Are Snakes - Angela’s Secret
Motörhead - Devils
Metallica - Blackened
Black Sabbath - Behind the Wall of Sleep
Black Sabbath - Hole in the Sky
Ronnie James Dio - Rainbow in the Dark
Motörhead - Lost in the Ozone
Black Sabbath - Snowblind
Editor’s Note: You can view a selection of Pamela Pecchio’s photography featured on One, One Thousand in January 2012. You can also view more of Pecchio’s photography on her website: pamelapecchio.com.
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