You are my photomaster, dear Carsten @
I remember your engaged passion with your camera
when we (Tundra) played at Freinet Shool
Your PHOTOs were full of excellence and originality…
Thanks
I can see:
My right hand (in a glimps of a moment) is just about
to play G 7 at the keyboard…ss
I’m glad you like it Isa.
Now I recall the evening we celebrated my wifes 25 years birthday. He was playing the piano all night and all the other guests were dancing. What a party. 1978 is far back in time now …
I’m glad you like it Scott.
In case you’re interested in the technical side of it..:
I took several shots and aligned them using the piano keys as guide. Then I mixed the layers adjusting the tranparency of the ‘secondary’ fingers.
Love the captured movement of the fingers, Carsten.
Thanks Sybil
I was caught by his tendons playing under the skin
You are my photomaster, dear Carsten @
I remember your engaged passion with your camera
when we (Tundra) played at Freinet Shool
Your PHOTOs were full of excellence and originality…
Thanks
I can see:
My right hand (in a glimps of a moment) is just about
to play G 7 at the keyboard…ss
Play it again – please
The origin picture I have seen is in colors
Now, in black & white – just like the keys…
Very nice, very nice 🙂
🙂
Very nice, very nice . . .
And he’s very good at it too…
I like this b&w-composition with lots of expressions of emotion and movement 🙂
It was shot in a dark room with sparse red and green light on the musicians.
These days I’m concentrating on B&W photos. You can have a look here: http://herlevfotoklub.dk/klubkonkurrencer/2011-12-glas-4/
(More bragging)
Hands on a piano and music in your ears… I love picture and piano music. Thanks Carsten.
I’m glad you like it Isa.
Now I recall the evening we celebrated my wifes 25 years birthday. He was playing the piano all night and all the other guests were dancing. What a party. 1978 is far back in time now …
Oh…love the motion shown in this still image. Fantastic!
I’m glad you like it Scott.
In case you’re interested in the technical side of it..:
I took several shots and aligned them using the piano keys as guide. Then I mixed the layers adjusting the tranparency of the ‘secondary’ fingers.