Play Me by bclaytonphoto

Photography • Music • posted on Feb 09, 2009

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I love the morning light in this space.. I wish I had opened the Piano..It would have been so much more effective.. Maybe the keys AND the top.. I left the pillar to the left..because I thought it added to the image, but now I'm second guessing that decision Thanks for stopping by

Comments (16)

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dianas..creations

8:46PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

An absolutely amazing image...wonderfully done!!

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bentchick

8:49PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

Excellent B&W! I think your right, the keys showing would have really stood out! Awesome place!!!

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jocko500

9:22PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

love the iage here

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Geoaskier

9:45PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

Love your monochromes.....your self portrait was exquiste too!

MrsLubner

10:30PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

No,I think your decision on the pillar was good. It gave a bit of extra balance. I also appreciate the lid down...for me, the shiny surfaces are dazzling. All the polished light and those long distinct shadows mix perfectly.

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babuci

11:00PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

Nice ballance between a dark instrument and a lighter windowframes in a back. Have a quet athmosphere, with the open piano might would be a different mood. I like it like that even with a pilar in it too.

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MaraP

11:15PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

Amazing art work!

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auntietk

11:38PM | Mon, 09 February 2009

Both or neither, because nobody would play a grand piano with the lid down, and there's no reason to have the lid up if the keys aren't available. That being said, I love it closed up! It seems to fit the mood of the empty space and the bleak (snowy?) landscape outside. Everything feels sort of inward looking, quiet, sort of pensive. With the piano open, one would expect the silence to be broken, people to walk in: perhaps the cleaning crew, a piano tuner, the events coordinator, everyone's voices echoing in the empty space. No ... I like it closed. And the pillar is great. It provides an architectural clue that gives the angled pillars meaning. Awesome image!

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