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Thought you all might enjoy these photos in this link:
They call me, “Mellow Cello”
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Awesome, photography is my #2 hobby
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Another photo, likely from the same individual.
Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible. —Frank Zappa
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On the subject of photography, the following images show a technique used to take sequential violin plate profiles. The prime mover is a construction laser level.
Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible. —Frank Zappa
It is unpleasant to be thought so uncleverly unclean and capable of poisoning a whole city.—Sir Walter Scott
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Someone should sells prints suitable for framing, would love to have a couple.
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@x Coach If you are talking about the photos in the link I shared, they would be copyright protected, but I bet if you googled her, you could find a site where she has licensed them for sale, maybe her site. It might be mentioned in the link, I didn’t look.
I just thought they were very cool. My dear favorite niece texted me the link.
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Thanks @cid Those are really neat!
Jim
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The photography technique makes the insides of these instruments look very spacious, almost like it's someone's living room.
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Leaviathan said
The photography technique makes the insides of these instruments look very spacious, almost like it's someone's living room.
@Leaviathan I know. The F holes are really neat with the light. It looks like a canyon.
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Leaviathan said
The photography technique makes the insides of these instruments look very spacious, almost like it's someone's living room.
I was thinking the same thing!
Jim
Fiddling for Older Folks - A Blog & Forum for Fiddle Talk, Fiddle Music, and Learning to Play the Fiddle as an Adult
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