This week’s challenge from the bloom forum’s fab 15 had me a little bit stumped. I didn’t want to take a photograph and give it a vintage look, but instead wanted to take a photograph of something vintage. This image is of the dusty interior of my piano that has been the instrument that my children have learned to play…the instrument that I learned to play piano with…and the instrument that my mother learned how to play the piano on as well. I rarely have the top of the piano open for fear of it smashing little fingers, but I love seeing the strings and the interior workings of the piano…I think that it may just stay open for a while.
For more of the {fab 15’s} take on the vintage theme, go check out Central Maryland photographer Jessica of The Gaggle Photography. Thanks for taking a peek and I’ll be back with another prompt next Sunday!
If you missed the past weeks, go here:
week two of The Bloom forums {fab15} weekly challenge
week one of The Bloom forum’s {fab15} weekly challenge
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beautiful composition! love your take on the theme!
carrie, love love love your composition on this one! it is beautiful!!
Ditto! I love the graphic quality of this image. I was trying to figure out exactly what I was looking at before I read your post.
Great job!
What a truly cool shot! Love this!
This is fantastic! Seriously, what an amazing thing that you all have learned on the same instrument. The composition is perfect. I really love this.
Beautiful details you are showcasing here! Fantastic!
Love the lines and how they draw you in, wonderful!
This instruments has a rich history – your photo and composition are perfect.
Love the lines, the composition, the colors that are brought into focus, the detail…Love it all!
Vintage piano’s are the best. We had one growing up and it was the family treasure too. This is a gorgeous shot!
I love it! This is a fantastic photograph. I love everything about it. Awesome job!
great shot, love the composition!
Great detail and history in this. Wonderful job!
love the fact that you’ve all played the same instrument. that is so neat!