Shot this in 2012, on 4x5 but I don't remember anything else. This is my Powell Custom Piccolo, made out of grenadilla wood. I performed in dozens of symphony and solo concerts with it.
Currently it needs some work as my intense performance schedule back when I was finishing my Master's kind of wore out the pads.
PS: in case you are wondering, the dark patches on the silver is tarnish. Both my flute and piccolo tarnish super easily because I apparently have highly acidic skin/sweat.
That second one looks like Richter had been playing it.Originally Posted by austin granger
I couldn't find a thread for musical instruments, so I started this one.
Here are some pianos:
Piano, Beaverton, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Piano, Beaverton by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Pianos, Beaverton, Oregon by Austin Granger, on Flickr
Playing the Richter scale?
Saxophone, 1984
Stunning, Merg. Beautifully seen and executed.
Saxophone, 1984
Thank you, Barry. Window light, 4x5 Plus-X.
The instrument looks nice! I really like the wood material, I think it makes it look more classy and fancy. I’ve been playing the guitar for some years now, more specifically the acoustic one. I also chose one made out of high-quality wood. However, I recently changed to a ukulele. I think it’s more special and has a unique vibe to it. In the beginning I didn’t know which one to buy, so I made some research on what are the best ukulele brands. Again, I ended up buying one made out of dark wood, very aesthetically pleasing. I’m still mastering my skills, but overall I think I’m doing a pretty good job at it.
Last edited by DanteALG; 7-May-2021 at 03:41.
Merg,
That is a gorgeous image...
I am drawn to the top of the image, where there is a strong resemblance to an eagle's head.
Great tonal scale.
Gibson Mandolin
5x7 tintype on aluminum.
Thank you, Dugan.
Yes, that is what I also saw, and was able to capture.
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