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Bass Photography! Part 2
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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AH, YES !!!
We've had frogs, then we had rats and now we have tarantulas!
Perhaps we should look to The Bible for the next plague !!!
Seriously, that is a very good and imaginative shot, Dark Horse.
Maybe we should all try to do theme shots for the upcoming Holidays?
You know, basses surrounded by turkeys for Thanksgiving, creatively displayed around Christmas trees, et cetera?
What do you guys think?
Mike
TBers have excellent photography skills. I really like the photos posted in this thread. Would any of you mind telling us what camera and lenses were used?
I guess I'll continue the "Reptiles on Basses" theme from the last thread. This is my "dog". We'll, she's like a dog. She has free roam of the house and has tons of personality.
Here she is, giving me the "stinkeye" !
how do the alumitones sound?
Just put new knobs on my hollowbody, thought I'd snap a few shots!
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I use Pentax cameras and lenses, but the brand of camera doesn't matter as much as the person in back of the camera.
Oh, and I almost always use a tripod.
It steadies the shot for slower shutter speeds, and just as importantly, it slows you down, and makes you really look at what you're photographing.
Tripods =
Mike
