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Bass Photography! Part 2
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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A Phil Jones Bass Buddy and a pair of good headphones is a great way to go.
I took a few detail shots for another forum, but I kinda like these two as being a little arty:
I wouldn't have wanted to be around when that ding was inflicted, I can feel the psychic echoes of the previous owner's mortification!
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I wouldn't have wanted to be around when that ding was inflicted, I can feel the psychic echoes of the previous owner's mortification!
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Chef
In Memoriam
sweet disco ball lighting
LOL! It's actually the sun shining through my bamboo shades. Loving the fretless Decade!
Bah, I've got a Sadowsky NYC J5 with a doink like that and it just adds character in a well played bass.
I wouldn't have wanted to be around when that ding was inflicted, I can feel the psychic echoes of the previous owner's mortification!
I'm terrible at taking pictures, but I took these ones the other day to help me win the Guitar of The Month contest on the Warmoth forum. I won the very first Bass of The Month, against 14 guitars!
(I think this shot came out pretty well, except for the fact that the fingerboard is overexposed, and takes on a nasty dried out color.
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(I think this shot came out pretty well, except for the fact that the fingerboard is overexposed, and takes on a nasty dried out color.
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