banjo by jocko500

Photography • Music • posted on Aug 26, 2009

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have not show any music stuff in a wail so here one

Comments (43)

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mickeyrony

9:42AM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Very good choice of exposure time my friend. There are savours with créativity contemplation gives life to the Art of the presentation. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Très bon choix de temps de pose mon ami .Il y a saveurs à la contemplation La créativitée donne vie à l'Art de la présentation . Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))

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MagikUnicorn

10:25AM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Beautiful Banjo...not much left in the world today

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idiot_sphinx

11:05AM | Thu, 27 August 2009

To me , I see someone down by a river playing his banjo while fishing and he just set it down to check his line ... :) ... Great capture !!!

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sandra46

12:49PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

great instrument!

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durleybeachbum

1:40PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Lovely light in this pic.

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Star4mation

2:11PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Super photo Jock :)

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emmecielle

4:01PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Great shot! :)

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Marinette

5:35PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

un regalo per mio marito!:)Great shot!

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jif3d

8:15PM | Thu, 27 August 2009

Nice axe, being a musician this is what the kool guys call their guitar/banjo's ! Well done & ~Cheers~

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moochagoo

2:43AM | Fri, 28 August 2009

I can hear the sound of that one. :))

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Buffalo1

6:45PM | Fri, 28 August 2009

A fine looking banjo. It was a relatively new "popular" instrument when the Civil War began and was a staple of many campfire bands - most notably Jeb Stuart's. (African slaves had brought the original variety over many years before.)

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three_grrr

9:06PM | Wed, 09 September 2009

I come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee, I'm going to Louisiana, my true love for to see It rained all night the day I left, the weather it was dry The sun so hot I froze to death; Susanna, don't you cry. Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me I come from Alabama, With my banjo on my knee. And now the song will be ringing in my ears for days, LOL! Great capture!!