Thursday
Challenge – Music
(Instruments, CDs, Live
Performance, Sheet Music...)
This is my brother's guitar. He used to attend music classes during his school days but then quit half way. Since then it managed to find its place in our attic and grew pretty old and rusty. Now it rests there peacefully as a memory..
This picture post is shared in Thursday Photo Challenge – For Fun and Learning.
It doesn't look rusty :P...maybe the effect of your photography :)
ReplyDeletelol no.. it is pretty old and rusty.. look at the metal cords.. :p
DeleteAwesome photogrphy!...and i second Govind :P
ReplyDelete^_^
Deleteah! the rusty guitar .second image the way their is pattern on the fret-board. nostalgic :) . me too is learning the guitar these days, it needs lots of time !
ReplyDeleteyeah.. it is indeed a long process.. thanks Ankur for your likes. all the best for your guitar lessons. :)
DeleteLovely photographs.
ReplyDeleteI also started taking guitar lessons but quit midway because of my exams.
I hope someday, I'll start again!
good luck with your yet-to-be-continued lessons.. thanks for the visit :)
Deleteah! nice! the first pic is exceptional....like thin paths atop an abyss....
ReplyDeletethat was a lovely comment. thanks a lot :)
Deletesymbol of sweet memory
ReplyDeletequite true.. a memory don't want to part away.
DeleteBeautiful pictures, the first and the second are just amazing!!
ReplyDeletethanks kislaya :)
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe third image carried me away :)
a delight to read your comment.. thank you Uma.:)
DeleteIf you are not using it, why not give it to some poor boy who wants a guitar...someone like me :/
ReplyDeletelol it was many years ago. and then at that time, there was no one we knew who was in need of a guitar in our small town.. well, now it is there in our house as a childhood memory. :)
DeleteI have seen many amateurs snapping away connections with musical instruments. My bro is one of them. He finds it difficult, even after 50 years to part with the instrument...
ReplyDeleteLovely images, Li'l rat!
thats very true.. parting away something close to us.. even though its not much use.. its really hard.. thanks for dropping by.. :)
DeleteThat guitar looks usable. Nice photos.
ReplyDeletei think it is usable too but with the cords repaired. thanks.. keep visiting again :)
Deleteawesome photography :) i must say am luvng it!
ReplyDelete:) thanks so much, Anju.. am so happy to see you here :)
DeleteI despair at the sight of a dilapidated musical instrument.
ReplyDeletehmm.. :( sometimes it can be left untouched but still worth having it, for some proper reasons, i believe...
Deletethank you and welcome to my blog. keep visiting again.... :)
Some memories are worth recalling!
ReplyDeletequite true.. i agree. thanks for dropping by :)
Deletewell..the photographs rekindle memories of my past as well.. no I was not a rockstar but I loved posing like them .. long hair and guitar of my friend and click click click :D
ReplyDeleteworst was when I was asked to play it, by the girl who had seen those snaps and then we met after she had insisted a common friend to get her introduced to me ...hehehe
I had to confess I dont know the language of the instrument hence it will not sing for me :D .. that i was a fake rockstar !
haha.. pretending to be a rockstar.. sema funny. ooh.. poor girl she was.. am so glad that you shared your experience with the guitar.. lol. thanks a lot Jack :D
DeleteGreat captures..... Liked the angle.......
ReplyDeleteYou may also find Kenfolios interesting......
thanks a lot Deb and yeah i do like Kenfolios.. :)
Deletegot a nice feeling :)
ReplyDelete:) glad you liked it.. Joshi..
DeleteThe colors still look cool though! And music never gathers dust!
ReplyDeletequite true, meoww.. :)
Deletenice to have Meoww in Rat's home. welcome.. :)
Great stuff.
ReplyDeletethanks Rajesh..
DeleteGood ones! Very well composed shots!
ReplyDeletethank you Indrani :)
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