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Smile on Saturday.

Optical Instruments.

Magnifying glass.

 

Mine helps me so much reading some small print.

A.W. Cardinal was for most of the performance hidden in the dark. He gave the limelight to his partner Jass. Even his name A.W. is a bit of mystery. Southside Shuffle blues festival reserved the best for the last; at least it was for me the 'Blue Moon Marquee'. Normally it's a duo Jasmine Colette and A.W. Cardinal, but they added an excellent keyboard player. Both write songs, both have great voices and are excellent musicians. Rather then being just another blues band their music had depth and originality. The Albertans travel the world now for several years. Cardinal raspy voice is very distinctive. Playing together for 10 years, there is nothing stale in their performance. Alexander Wesley and Jasmine are now on my radar.

 

134. Port Credit P1420184; Taken 2022 Sep 10. Upload 2022 Sep 13.

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Mess- und Regeltechniken waren immer schon von hoher Bedeutung in der Schwerindustrie. Hier zu sehen sind alte Thermo- und Manometer in der Gebläsehalle der Henrichshütte Hattingen, heute ein Museum.

 

(Carl Zeiss Sonnar 3.5 100mm)

 

Techniques of measurement had always been very important in the heavy industry. Here you can see old thermometers and manometers in the blower hall of the blast furnace plant Henrichshütte Hattingen, Germany.

Arles..

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The music's over.

Instrument for examination of the eye .

For "Smile on Saturday" ; theme : "optical instruments".

Paper, Ink 2021

Illustration to poetry of Natalya Hrebionka devoted to Japan.

 

Shadow of humility

 

A path in the dark.

I don't know where they lead

Reflections.

 

Striving for heights,

I lose earthly comfort.

Shadow of humility.

 

Fates are fickle,

Fate is mysterious.

The world inhaled deeply

A faded leaf.

 

© Natalya Hrebionka 2021

  

Тень смирения

 

Тропа в темноте.

Не знаю, куда ведут

Размышления.

 

Стремясь к высоте,

Теряю земной уют.

Тень смирения.

 

Переменчивы судьбы,

Загадочен рок.

Мир вдохнул полной грудью

Поблекший листок.

 

© Natalya Hrebionka 2021

   

Just a simple candid street style Snapograph taken at London UK showing part of a Trombone that’s being played by someone in a Sally Army band.

I'm also working on a personal project called Faceless and this snap will be included.

RX10M4, 1/160th @ F4.5, ISO-160, Handheld.

 

"THANK YOU KINDLY" to anyone who finds this shot good enough to put amongst their "FAVES".

"THANK YOU KINDLY" to anyone who finds this shot good enough to leave a "Comment", I'll do my very best to reply to you individually.

 

For the group, "Smile on Saturday," and this week's theme: optical instruments.

 

Macro Mondays - musical instrument

 

Too much Bad Panda today.

The left hand side instrument is for trains coming and going towards Belrayan. While, the right hand side instrument is for trains coming and going towards Palia Kalan.

forgotten in the attic

LA ST HUBERT A MERCKEGHEM :

 

Les origines de la cornemuse sont lointaines et difficiles à déterminer étant donné le peu de preuves archéologiques dont on dispose aujourd'hui. Elle est mentionnée dès l'époque gréco-romaine : les Grecs l'appelaient ἄσκαυλος / áskaulos et chez les Romains elle se nommait tibia utricularis. On suppose que la cornemuse prendrait ses origines en Égypte antique car de nombreuses représentations de chalumeaux doubles, tant chez les Grecs (aulos bicalame, de calamus « roseau en latin ») que chez les Égyptiens montrent l'importance de cet instrument. Des débris de ce dernier ont été retrouvés dans des pyramides égyptiennes datant d'environ 300 ans av. J.-C., Aristophane (≈450-386 av. J.-C.) poète comique d'Athènes s'en moquait déjà. En théorie, il serait arrivé en Europe grâce aux Grecs, puis aux Romains et au commerce avec les peuples de tout le pourtour du bassin méditerranéen. En effet, d'après Procope (fin ve s. – vers 562), cet instrument aurait été l'instrument de marche des légions romaines. Mais aucun élément matériel, ni aucune autre référence littéraire ne permet de conforter cette théorie au vu du peu de témoignages dont nous disposons.

 

Rechercher une origine commune entre les différentes cornemuses est aussi hypothétique qu'illusoire ; il est d'ailleurs possible que plusieurs versions de cet instrument ait été créées simultanément dans diverses régions vers la même époque ou à des époques différentes, jusque dans des régions fort éloignées les unes des autres. Il faut établir des regroupements (par exemple le continuum Europe antique-Inde) et essayer d'établir une chronologie d'après les mentions anciennes dans les documents et les découvertes archéologiques.

 

Instrument pastoral à l'origine, elle a développé au cours des siècles un répertoire à part entière qui culmine avec la musique de cour et la musique militaire.

 

L'adjonction d'un réservoir (poche) à un hautbois à anche double ou à anche simple, constitue l'une des particularités de l'instrument qui permet alors un jeu continu (similaire au souffle continu) et puissant, une autre étant l'adjonction de tuyaux complémentaires à anche simple ou double (semi-mélodique ou bourdon) amplifiant encore la puissance sonore et l'effet polyphonique.

 

Le joueur de cornemuse est appelé sonneur en France, mais aussi talabarder ou biniaouer en Bretagne. Il est appelé piper en Irlande et en Grande-Bretagne, píobaire en gaëlique irlandais, gaitero en Espagne, gaiteiro au Portugal.

Smile on Saturday: Musical Instruments

Didgeridoo by the camp fire. Actually it's not a campfire, it is an orange flash, a blue flash and 139 image stack. This is the mouthpiece end (I hope it is anyway). This is just a cheap Didgeridoo and actually looks like it is made from bamboo. A good one would be made from a length of Eucalyptus that had been hollowed out by termites. They are I believe, meant for peace and healing... so the world needs lots of Didgeridoos right now.

 

I should point out that I didn't buy this one. For reasons that escape me, the previous owners of the house left it screwed to one of the roof trusses in the garage, some years ago. So when I saw the theme ... it was time to unscroo the didgeridoo.

Brighouse Brass Band contest - Instrument reflections

 

West Yorkshire

Tokina 100mm f/2.8 macro lens.

 

Image cogs and gears_DxO

youtu.be/NSNEib2RDl8?si=gz4u0ZDZwkkEVLP2&t=2287

 

announcing a short flickr brake -

many thanks for your kind comments, faves and views friends!

Will be back in a while! <3

“ In the park “ Charlie Chaplin

To be honest, I not quite sure what is this instruments call... i had been searching through the internet the conclusion I could get is this might call "Garnbus". Anyway, this is type of Chordophones~

Harmonica (7 x 6,5cm)

 

MACRO MONDAYS

"MUSICAL INSRUMENT"

 

When we think of construction, what comes to mind. Heavy equipment, precision made pieces of lumber, metal framing, etc. But when we look and watch God's creatures at work, it is instinctive, simple and it works.

Macro Mondays theme: musical instrument

 

ukulele

 

HMM

 

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