Tele Fever
Was too late for Tele Tuesday and early for Tele Thursday, but hey, let's give my Telecaster, named Haruna, some attention nonetheless.
I added the ashtray bridge cover just yesterday, but had to file down the pickguard cos it didn't fit for some odd reason. A lot of people don't like the ashtray bridge cover, but I like the looks (for now)... and yes, I got it for the looks, not for shielding purposes, because in spite of this being single coil pickups, I am not having too much humming issues (again... for now).
Haruna is the first ever Tele I own and is the latest addition to my family of guitars. She was supposed to be a butterscotch Tele, but this vintage cream color spoke to me when I was shopping for a Tele when the Tele fever got to me... since you know... I'm more of an Epiphone/Gibson fan and their SG/Les Paul lines.
Thus, that is 3 simple modifications I have done to Haruna since I got her last April 1, just to make her feel more personal; along with the ashtray bridge cover, I changed the string tree to a disc shaped one, and I changed the notorious telecaster jack cup for a Les Paul rectangular jack plate. Not sure if it clear in the pic lol.
Shooting Information:
•Nikon D7200 with MB-D15 Battery Grip
•Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM
•Manual Mode
•1/20th @ 13mm zoom, f/8
•ISO 640
Off Shoe Flash Information:
•No flashes used
•1x generic 12" LED Panel used, 3000K for warm white, no modifiers, on the right, facing the subject.
Post Processing Information:
•Phase One Capture One Pro
•Adobe Photoshop
•Nik Software Analog Efex Pro 2
•Cropped
I accept any comment, from praises, awards, invitations, all the way to criticisms - as long as the criticism is constructive that I can learn and improve from. So, don't shy away with the comments!! =]
You are also free to use any of my photos without a fee (except any photos that are portraits of any of my friends or family members), I only ask in return that you credit me, link my Flickr profile, not re-editing any of my shots, and not removing my watermark.
Finally, consider following me! I will certainly follow back! You can never have too many friends!! =]
Tele Fever
Was too late for Tele Tuesday and early for Tele Thursday, but hey, let's give my Telecaster, named Haruna, some attention nonetheless.
I added the ashtray bridge cover just yesterday, but had to file down the pickguard cos it didn't fit for some odd reason. A lot of people don't like the ashtray bridge cover, but I like the looks (for now)... and yes, I got it for the looks, not for shielding purposes, because in spite of this being single coil pickups, I am not having too much humming issues (again... for now).
Haruna is the first ever Tele I own and is the latest addition to my family of guitars. She was supposed to be a butterscotch Tele, but this vintage cream color spoke to me when I was shopping for a Tele when the Tele fever got to me... since you know... I'm more of an Epiphone/Gibson fan and their SG/Les Paul lines.
Thus, that is 3 simple modifications I have done to Haruna since I got her last April 1, just to make her feel more personal; along with the ashtray bridge cover, I changed the string tree to a disc shaped one, and I changed the notorious telecaster jack cup for a Les Paul rectangular jack plate. Not sure if it clear in the pic lol.
Shooting Information:
•Nikon D7200 with MB-D15 Battery Grip
•Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 EX DC HSM
•Manual Mode
•1/20th @ 13mm zoom, f/8
•ISO 640
Off Shoe Flash Information:
•No flashes used
•1x generic 12" LED Panel used, 3000K for warm white, no modifiers, on the right, facing the subject.
Post Processing Information:
•Phase One Capture One Pro
•Adobe Photoshop
•Nik Software Analog Efex Pro 2
•Cropped
I accept any comment, from praises, awards, invitations, all the way to criticisms - as long as the criticism is constructive that I can learn and improve from. So, don't shy away with the comments!! =]
You are also free to use any of my photos without a fee (except any photos that are portraits of any of my friends or family members), I only ask in return that you credit me, link my Flickr profile, not re-editing any of my shots, and not removing my watermark.
Finally, consider following me! I will certainly follow back! You can never have too many friends!! =]