Starting to work with black and white
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Nice and sharp. I am shooting more B/W these days. Sometimes there is just something special about B/W
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I really like the first one. The two aspects that make it stand out for me were that you captured the way fender decals "float" just above the woodgrain in the clear coat, and the way the strings going out of focus give a visual cue similar to them vibrating (even though they don't on the head).
On the second one, I would have like to see you shift your POV plane around a bit so that one of the screwheads, or something was in focus as well as the pot knob. I still like it though.
On the second one, I would have like to see you shift your POV plane around a bit so that one of the screwheads, or something was in focus as well as the pot knob. I still like it though.
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nice guitar man. I'm into guitars also but more on the classical side. 
BTW, nice BWs. I like them.
BTW, nice BWs. I like them.
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Headstock shot is nicely done. When taking close up shots make sure the subject is clean i.e. you remove all the protective plastic from the scratch plate including the hard to get to bits under the volume/tone controls!
How are those Lace Sensors working out for ya?
How are those Lace Sensors working out for ya?
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Nice photos and i love BW. Still, I think Macros seem more interesting in color. BW macros work well with really closeup abstract objects e.g.
http://pelfusion.com/media/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/macro_photography_25.jpg
http://pelfusion.com/media/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/macro_photography_25.jpg
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