The hands which play ( please see large)

And after this entire series, finally the denouement - a single figure, spotlighted and alone on stage, plays the mandolin.

Well positioned! (You, the mandolin, the guy.)

It is a great cpture. Splendid light. Very well done.

The light is excellent Pnina. Regards.

Wonderful shot. I like the composition and tones very much and the control on exposure is excellent.

I know this is a part of your series, but I think it is a beautiful portrait. This makes him look very comfortable playing to himself or to an infinate number of listeners.

Excellent!

Kirk

The black space enhances the atmosphere and this musician is so deeply caught in his performance.

... from the bench, to the hands of the builder, the player and now the reason it is all done in the first place. I love this composition.

Nice composition with the intense highlight contrasting with the dark shadows to isolate and highlight the main figure. Beautiful.

excellent shot..congrats

Less is defintely more here Pnina. Lovely!

To all of you, I'm so glad for your wide feedback.Yaki is a very skilled musician.

Beautifully composed, technically perfect. Bravo Pnina!

Stunning exposure and composition again!!!

The BW tone suits it so well....It's really incredibly interesting (and original) that you can follow the instrument from creation to play...thanks for sharing this serie Pnina...

Kim , Ger and Laurent !

 

Laurent, where have you disappeared? Thanks for your nice visit and many comments. I hope to see you active again!

 

I will upload more photo with musicians that I work with now.

The lighting is captured masterfully, and I love the composition.

Thank you Tim. I have liked many of your photos and will look again.