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Bass Photography! Part 2

I've got two, just ones where I was a subject in my buddy's advanced photo class.

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I like the first one very much. Was that lit with a flashgun, a studio light, or was it just (lucky) natural window light :hmm:?

The second shot would look a lot better if the background clutter wasn't visible, but hey, this is a bass forum and not a photography forum, right ;) (sorry, I forgot where I was for a minute there :D).
 
The second shot would look a lot better if the background clutter wasn't visible, but hey, this is a bass forum and not a photography forum, right ;) (sorry, I forgot where I was for a minute there :D).

Yeah, but it's a Bass Photography thread so here ya go and I should add this is definitely one of my all time favorites on this thread.

 
That is very super awesome.



Man, I can't stand rings on my fretting hand, they always clank along the frets. You're strange. Hahaha..

Hehe, they don't bug me. The abalone one keeps snug, and is nice and thin so it doesn't interfere. I've now got two on my left ring finger, one of them being the silver one that was on my middle finger and another stacked on it.

My fingers are thin, so it doesn't bug me. :)
 
Hey all,

Here are some contributions. This is a great distraction when there is homework to do!!

My 1964 Ampeg B-15N Portaflex:
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My 2006 Pedulla Thunderbass ET5 with bubinga tuners:
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2005 G&L L2500:
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I'm not sure if I've posted them in the photo thread - please feel free to be brutal with criticism! Thanks!

ian