This Gretsch Bigsby is a fine guitar. It belongs to a friend. He plays guitar. We shot a lot of indoor pictures of it. They didn't do the Gretsch Bigsby just course. So he said: "lets take the Gretsch outside, but ill be really sad if my Gretsch ends up in the water!". As we where shooting the sky changed and became dramatic.
Camera: Nikon D200
Focal Length: 36mm
Aperture: f/11
Exposures: 9
Finally your site is up again so I can get some inspiration
This is a real cool taken picture, maybe it is just me but I think I would have corrected the horizont since it is an important element in the picture
Thanks Morten. It has taken me a couple of months to get this site up and running again but now that it is, im very happy with it. With regards to your comment: I really thought a lot about the composition. All the lines are running towards the guitar. From left to right and therefor i placed the guitar on the right. Yes, there’s a small tilt in the horizon, but thats intentionally :) i aligned the shot against the white just under the sky.
Okey, then it is just me :-) just feel like I´m about to fall when I stir at the picture… need a pill…. :-)
But seems you have thought a lot about this picture… anyway it is great shot
:) Thanks. Your comment did made me take a second look at my photo - and thats always healthy.
Ok … I may be missing the subject entirely … but … what an amazing sky!
Nice To know that rock is not dead. Nice sky, how ever I think if you had the guitar stand fully in the frame it would have been excellent, and also the whole image needs a bit of rotation to the right. Do you use photoshop tp make ur photos so gloomy?