Pluckin A Tune by beachzz
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Description
This is the bass player from Coco** Montoya's band. He looks so relaxed, so comfortable with what he's doing, he could be out picking flowers!!
**coco

Comments (15)
Excellent maz like this image a lot
You can tell this guy is grooving it! Great shot!
He may have been sitting right in front of you but his soul is far far away. Great catch of his peace. :>) Dana
I have known a fair amount of musicians and it seems their instrument really is a part of them. Going somewhere without it close at hand will alter their personalities greatly (usually for the worst) and they often can't even speak unless they are cradling it when they do. Wonderful shot, Marilyn.
Looks like a lot of fun. Aloha
Wonderful!! You can see he's really wrapped up in what he does!
ezxcellent capture
so calm looking. very good shot
Terrific clarity and colors in this wonderful foto! Not exactly B.B. King....right, Marilyn? Actually, from that POV, it looks like Coco IS picking flowers, lol!
great shot marilyn x
lovely shot, nicely placed flowers..
fabulous!!
wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda
excellent capture
there are always moments in musical performance where a performer is so lost in the music he/she is in some deep zone of peace and fulfillment. And yes, this is one of those moments. The next moment he could be emerging out with a shout of his bass or ever voice. You captured his playing hand surrounded by flowers, and it makes it seem as if the music is a bloom: It's beautifully done. And his turned head & closed eyes are typical of the musical moment all musicians feel as they go deeper into the music & therefore themselves. A fine musical shot, Marilyn, captured as if you'd played before yourself...