jazzpiano by cbender
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Description
jazz piano
a shot taken at a wonderful afternoon with my dear Nina at the regensburg jazzweekend 2005
a really cool band - some "punk-post-hard-bob" *g* anyway... cool cool cool!
location: regensburg, germany
framing: quite un-experimental... :)
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oh - well... ranking is open - but: i'd like to get honest ones... so a honest "NICE" with a useful comment is more worth than an excellent what is not meant this way... ;)
thanks for stopping by and watching :) and of course - critics, thoughts, whatever are welcome - the more useful the better... ;) so don't hesitate to point out things which could be done better... thank you! -christian picture taken with canon 50e, sigma APO 75-300mm, ilford hp5 plus (print film) postwork/framing in Xara X1/PSP9
thanks for stopping by and watching :) and of course - critics, thoughts, whatever are welcome - the more useful the better... ;) so don't hesitate to point out things which could be done better... thank you! -christian picture taken with canon 50e, sigma APO 75-300mm, ilford hp5 plus (print film) postwork/framing in Xara X1/PSP9

Comments (19)
Cool, really really cool. Mellow :D Don't know about so much brightness, but pic is good...
Okay, once again - without thousands of mistakes... ;-) I love this - ya know... uda I have to give you an ecxellent!! The toning is soo perfect! :-) And the angle youve chosen underlines the strange jazzy feeling... ;-) Excellent POV and also great use of DOF! :-) The picture is very balanced... very cool to look at... love it sooo much!! uda moreandmoreandmore ;-) fmad dzk dvtmadsus And the framing underlindes perfect the elegance and pureness of jazz and this very expressive pianist! :-) Excellent work on this baby... ;-)
Superb photo !!! Excellent !!
oh, I like it a lot fod the mood caught by the camera as well as presentation and design
I lke the diagonal composition but the dynamism of the compo combined with the dreamy look of the muscian seems somehow out of place to me. Excellent photography all the same.
love the grainess, quality is great.
You caught the mood well of a musician at work - a jazz-blusie piece I suspect :-) Well done!
man this is "NICE" I sure miss germany,so many concerts are there,everywhere.thankyou.
Rinky dink Shot of the Piano Man.
Perfect angle my friend. I see this as a perfect entry for this months challenge "CD-covers". Way to go. Have a great day #:O)
Zacko said it already... perfect angle! At first sight I thought the light is a bit harsh and the contrast too strong but the longer I look the more I like it that way LOL Guess both of you have enjoyed the music! huge hugz
a wonderful life shot. great pose and expression. looks great in the dynamic diagonal compo. superb presented in this frame. * top notch * Christian #:O)
agree with mr logiloglu... outstanding :)...)))
This is stunning Christian. The stark simplicity stands out. Your presentation is exceptional from the angle of the photo to the simpy arrangement of line and text set on black and proportions perfectly. The photo itself is wonderful highlighting the sights and sounds of jazz. V
I like the angle of capture. seems more a professional portrait
This is beautiful, excellent impression of the event !! The area around the ear is a bit 'burned out' but that fits the style youve chosen here, high contrast... its not disturbing at all :o)
Would make a great background image for the linernotes of a CD.Your work is brilliant Christian.-M :)
The black and white does seem appropriate for a man playing on the black and whites.
Christian i like that angle you took this from, the B&W's quality and the whole expression you captured. Good one!