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Fender Stratocaster. A guitar with a history. This Strat belongs to my daughter and how it came to be hers is interesting. When she was about 14 years old she went to a 4-H youth camp and while there she came in contact with a counselor who gave guitar lessons and she was hooked so we bought her an acoustic guitar and signed her up for regular lessons. During her time of lessons she drew a picture of herself playing an electric guitar and that guitar was a magenta/pink/red colored Fender Stratocaster. One day while out shopping she convinced me to go into a Pawn shop and there it was... the exact same guitar she had drawn in her picture in that weird magenta/pink/red color! It had been pawned by a musician down on his luck. The shop keeper told us he had the Strat painted to match his girlfriend's favorite fingernail polish. Pretty cool stuff, but just to add to it, we were able to track the year of the Strat and it was created in 1989.... the same year my daughter was born. Same color as her picture, same year she was born. So I ask, was it a fluke we walked into the pawn shop that day? :)
The guitar, made by hand by the late, great Ken Manning, is 3.5 inches long and actually can be played.
La viola da gamba o vihuela de arco es un cordófono de arco, provisto de trastes, de amplio uso en Europa
entre finales del siglo XV y las últimas décadas del siglo XVIII. El modelo más extendido tiene seis cuerdas afinadas por cuartas
(con una tercera mayor entre las centrales), un aspecto similar al del violonchelo, una extensión de Re a re", y es tañido tomando el
arco palma arriba. Al intérprete se le conoce como violagambista.
FUENTE: wikipedia
This instrument is also used for the Macro Mondays theme torn about 2 years ago, November Rain
HMM 😄
My own origami design.
Medium: One uncut rectangle (96cm x 81cm) of duo color gift wrapping paper.
After finally finding a good way to fold piano keys with color change I was able to realize this dream project.
Detail of the workings of a very old music box which plays 8 tunes. The dust etc is authentic - very difficult to access the works to clean. A larger image of the workings can be seen on my flickr site.
The 9/12/23 Crazy Tuesday theme is Musical Instrument.
In 1951, my not-yet-wife Sammy wanted to take piano lessons. Unfortunately, her parents sent her to a fancy music school where she learned theory and all sorts of highfalutin' stuff that bored her to tears. All she wanted was to be able to play the popular songs of the time.
However, as part of her music schooling, she had to make a flute out of a length of bamboo, and here it is. And I could actually toot a tune out of it. Sort of....
Instrument de prise de vue: Sky-watcher T250/1000 Newton F4
Caméra d'imagerie: ZWO ASI294 MC-Cool
Monture: Skywatcher AZ-EQ6 Pro Goto USB
Instrument de guidage: Lunette TS 80/328 F4,1
Caméra de guidage: QHY5-III-462c
Chercheur : Obj. 28mm + ZWO 120 mini + FireCapture
Logiciels acquisition: Stellarium - ScharpCap - PHD2 Guiding
Logiciels traitement :Siril - Starnet++ - Gimp - FitsWork - Darktable - FastStone Images Viewer
Filtres:IR-Cut / IR-Block ZWO
Accessoire: GPU coma-correcteur Sky-watcher
Dates: 12 Fév. 2023 - 22h12 TU
Images unitaires: (180+193+204) 577 x 60"
Intégration: 9h 37 min.
Gain :120
Échantillonnage: 0.96 "/px
Seeing: -- "Arc
Phase de la Lune (moyenne): -- %
This Shot Taken By Canon 450D with Canon 18-55mm lens.
-Focal Length: ~50m
-Exposure time: "2
-Aperture: f/5.0
-Exposures: 1 exposure.
-ISO Speed: 100
-Location: @Home.
-Edited by using: Dynamic Photo HDR and Neat Image.
** I Hope You Like It, Comments are really apprecited to improve my skills and to see your opinions to encourage me.
"Listen to this song:"
Paul V. loves working with his hands. He makes a variety of instruments including guitars, fiddles, banjos and more. He's always working on "projects". I asked if he could play something and he replied, "Well, okay but I'm not as good as I used to be."
This is from a series of portraits I took of him. Comments welcome.
Photo # IM3_1671hbws. Huntsville, Arkansas. August, 2013.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.
Quan tinc la sort de poder anar a un concert, a un bon concert, si puc intent demanar permís per treure alguna imatge. És la meva manera de poder fruir encara més de la música en directe i del moment.
Fa poc vaig poder anar a una concert a la casa de Cultura de les Bernardes de Salt i vaig fer el que em va fer sentir molt bé, fer fotos als grans músics que hi tocaven.
Un moment determinat van quedar la cantant i el pianista, els altres van sortir. Vaig aprofitar el moment per apropar-me a l'escenari i fer alguna imatge diferent, de detalls que m'agraden.
Cara a cara vaig veure uns dels instruments de vents que tocava un dels músics i vaig pensar que fer-ne un detall també era una manera de fer un petit homenatge al músic, a la música i al moment que estava vivint.
El resultat fou aquest, potser un altre estona us posi els músic i l'entrega que vam anar mostrant a cada instant.
Jo només és hi dic, moltes gràcies per fer-me disfrutar.
Venice was the hometown of Antonio Vivaldi. It is also the hometown of Interpreti Veneziani a group dedicated to making the music of Vivaldi and others. During the 2021 summer season, they performed at the Chiesa San Vidal in Venice. They also have dates in the US, UK, Japan, and in various European cities.
The Chiesa San Vidal also is a museum of expertly preserved and wonderfully displayed violins. The four pictured here were created by Venetian craftsmen between 1600 and 1700. My fascination with really old preserved art and architecture continues...