photographing music: hands, continued
There are times when a musician's hands are as expressive as his or her face and voice.
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9 Comments:
You always make me think about music in different ways, and I enjoy it.
Musicians hands are always so expessive. I alway appreciate it when I can get close enogh to get that kind of shot. Yours are quite cool!
This brings back good memories of watching a friend play guitar. Thanks for the perspective!
This is the most unique post i've seen the whole day. Also your photos express so perfectly whst you are trying to say.
That's such an interesting idea. I wonder what on earth photos of writer's hands would show.
I love the way you focus in on the unexpected, like a musician's hands, which helps us understand the skill required to make music and the passion involved in producing it.
I love it, nice perspective on all those shots.
I always enjoy your posts and your unique perspective on the intersection of music and the visual
VEry creative photography! I love watching hands, whether musicians or painters... fascinating.
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