Her thin fingers, moving
In the thin, tall strings,
Were weav-weav-weaving
Wonderful things
Edna Vincent St. Millay
I was working with my harp late this afternoon and the sun came through our new blinds hitting it. Enthralled I grabbed my camera and shot a series of light studies. I cannot say that I thought out the shots greatly, I just shot intuitively, much the way I live life. I was pleased with what came out.
It's a great warm up for the photo trip I'm taking next weekend to the Eastern Sierra Nevadas. This one is on my own. Just the camera and I getting some in-depth time together that we haven't had for a few months.
In about three weeks, I'll be going to get my "forever harp" that I had Triplett Harps build for me. Finally, I've been waiting since March for it. Another harper I admire, Lisa Lynne also plays Triplett Harps so I'll share some of her work...
Lisa Lynne and Friends, "Celebration 2009":
1 comment:
Hi, it's a great blog.
I could tell how much efforts you've taken on it.
Keep doing!
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