All nice shots, MarkusBass, but I like the warmth of this one best.
Mike
Thanks Mike!
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Bass Photography! Part 2
- Thread starter Bryan R. Tyler
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Thanks Mike!
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
I think soon we'll have locusts....
I had poor lighting, but here are some shots of my CIJ 62RI
I want to put a tort PG on it here soon.
I want to put a tort PG on it here soon.
After being totally inspired by this thread, I popped downstairs the other day to discover this jazz lit by natural light through a basement window.
I grabbed my Cannon PowerShot A470, put it on manual mode, tweaked some of the settings (No, outside of switching to B&W, I don't remember except for simulating 200 speed film, and a longer "aperature" time), and took this shot.
I grabbed my Cannon PowerShot A470, put it on manual mode, tweaked some of the settings (No, outside of switching to B&W, I don't remember except for simulating 200 speed film, and a longer "aperature" time), and took this shot.
I really don't like furry spiders (or any spiders for that matter!). It scares the crap out of me just thinking about them!
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The color and lighting in that photo reminds me of a very cool photo in a late 70s Music Man catalog.. Very cool . love that pic
