Cajun band at the car show by jocko500
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this band was at the Cajun car show and they had free food and a lot of other stuff going on. man on the end is blind but he plays the Violin really good.
been busy in real life
wonder if other people on this site is getting a left side tool bar that says Related Searches:
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Just wondering if it this site or did some one downloaded a program that do this? it slowing my computer down some what.
Comments (36)
pat40
Great Capture
aksirp
I can hear them! very cosy, must be a great day with family and friends...!
Richardphotos
there are some free applications to get rid of pesky internet crap. if you want I can give some names I imagine you maybe painting on painting this. if so, I will be looking forward to it
goodoleboy
Cajun band straight from the movie, Southern Comfort. The only problem I'm having with Renderosity is no ebots on other member's postings for weeks already.
sossy
interesting to see all the people you met on this show! and again, ill people are with the healthy! ;o)
anahata.c
Jock, I've been commenting in your gallery for an hour now, and unfortunately I have to go do errands, go to the bank, etc. But I'll be back for more later, or tonight, or in the morning. There are many other pieces by you that are "calling out" to me. I stop with this image for now, first because I wanted to do one of your photographs this morning; and secondly, because this is a very special image. A lot of photographers take shots of musicians who look glamorous, or overly dramatic. But the reality of music-making is that it's a very "absorbing" art, musicians are deeply inside themselves when they make music---and you totally captured that feeling, here. The musicians aren't "putting on airs," also they're not trying to look rapturous or 'possessed': They're simply playing, and their faces and postures show that totally, here. The blind musician has a beauty all his own---he's deeply absorbed in the music. Finally, the setting is very simple and real, and the picture doesn't glamorize any of that: This is what musicians look like when they're playing for the sake of playing. It's a touching photo, and I appreciate how well you understand musicians of every kind. You capture them beautifully, and with truth. I'll be back for more, in the next day or so. It's always terrific to come back here---I have a lot to learn from you.