View allAll Photos Tagged harmonica
Harmonica Revue featuring Gary Smith, Aki Kumar and David Barrett at the AT&T San Jose Jazz Festival 2009.
i brought the Bruce Springsteen harmonica to hawaii just to play it on the beach. it was even greater than i thought it would be.
Follow My Facebook: AJ Hége Photography
Follow my Instagram
Check out the New Source Review of Mind, Body, Soul Festival 2015!
though I’m exhausted to the point where I can’t walk
though my tears blur my vision
even if Love's not meant for me
I will keep on smiling
Even though our happy times were short
I’ll treasure it deep inside my heart
like those countless number of stars, forever
www.imeem.com/musicnmyhead/blogs/2007/08/28/3t-QVhzR/byul...
Harmonica Dortel ; sommier en Grenadille; capots en ébène avec son aubier
Plaques Hohner Crossover en (A)
A few pics from my first ever roll of 35mm film.
Well pleased with how they turned out.
The beginning of a new Journey
Minolta X-300
MD 50mm 1.7
Ilford HP5 Plus 400
You know what they say about a man who can play the harmonica. Even if, apparently, he's playing it with his nose.
Also...a maroon collared shirt? Someone is teaching Mr. Hicks how to dress. Nice. Even if I do miss the ol' beer-stained Otis shirt.
DISCLAIMER: I didn't take this photo.
Unusual three harmonica unit. The ten hole diatonic at the front lets you play the melody while the two side harmonicas can be played by blowing into the brass tube and pressing the buttons to allow for chord and bass notes. It was patented in 1901.
It was all about playing the harmonica tonight. After a whole day of playing with a friend, Kiddo tried learning to play harmonica through a DVD. Talk about over-stimulated. He just about imploded. It was all I could do to get him into a hot bath. Once he put his goggles on, he forgot all about the harmonica.....until he crawled into bed.
sheesh.
There was a time when I was quite the social butterfly. The general rule was that if you invited me to something, chances are my camera would be out and the whole thing would be documented. This was one of those gatherings. I was invited to my friend Heather's house and arrived with camera in hand This was one of the other guests who played the harmonica like nobodies business!
This image was taken in JPG using only the settings of my camera, there was no post-processing.