Instruments are my Friends
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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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We have a Christmas tradition we call ‘stocking fillers’. Small not very expensive gifts are bought for each other. This is one such from Mrs S. Is she suggesting something?
Lovely instrument
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Eglise Saint-Pierre - Mâcon / Saint Peter's church - Macon South Burgundy
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.
this is a picture-crop of my beloved Bechstein 8a piano from the year 1936. I love all musical instruments very much, but the piece (made in Berlin) is something very special for me. HMM to everybody !
In 1994, the Gibson Guitars Custom Shop built a limited production of 100 guitars, to commemorate their 1935 Roy Smeck Radio Grande. This is number 31/100, and according to the certificate of authenticity, it was purchased and used for stage work by well known instrumentalist, Norman Blake. I think Norman did not play it much, as the instrument is in like new, mint condition, except for some light finish crazing around the pick guard. Fujifilm X-A1 and XC16-50.
Created for the The Artistic Manipulation Group Mixmaster Challenge 46
CHEF Temari motivates us to use our musical mastery!
➤ Your image must include at least one musical instrument of your choice.
➤ The background must include one mirror image with musical notes.
➤ It must also have only ONE human OR cat OR bird ...
➤ And at least one texture.
➤ NO MACHINES of any kind (including robots, computers, phones, etc.).
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Mini Ukulele Souvenir
For Macro Monday - Musical Instrument
A very old souvenir from Fiji. This Ukulele is part of a pen stand that sits on my desk, it has been on my desk 35 years.
The length (on the diagonal) shown here is 45 mm, and yes, I can strum the strings!
I am running very late today, I had a long and productive session with my physiotherapist. While it will be a while until I can pick up the birding lens he has given me clearance to drive again.
Happy Macro Monday!
Michel Tres with his guitar he build entirely himself - From the project: One light - one musician - one instrument - Studio work - Hedler LED1000 with great octabox
Focus stack (29 images) Shot with single off camera strobe (Leica SF 60/Leica SF C1 trigger) camera right (30 degrees) 45 Degrees above subject, modified with MagMod MagGrid.
Shot for Crazy Tuesday - Theme Cutting Instrument/Tool
at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. It looked a bit like a violin, but it has 6 strings, and is absolutely beautiful! AS you can tell, I don't know much about these things...and there was not enough time to find the appropriate information as we had to get to a Carol Service.....
Monochrome Bokeh Thursday HMBT!!