Duo Traversos ( Baroque Flutes)

Kimberly Reine, and Boaz Berney, are part of the Baroque Music Ensemble.

 

The traverso( flute) is built by Boaz himself .I upload a photo of the ensemble, taken last week in a Concert in the scottish church in Jerusalem.( rehearsal)

Thanks, Ensemble can be seen rolling down,

Hi Pnina, I enjoy the way they engrossed with the music and I am exclusively absorbed by it. Shalom dear dear Pnina. :0))

Great expression of the perfect in focus player. Very good composition and a great sense of timing. Regards.

Very impressive photography - total harmony in both, players and colors. Compliments, El

A nice interesting moment!|...Ciaomau!

My dear friend Spencer, I really missed you. Thanks for your connection to it , and good to see you active again.

 

I hope you are well, spencer! and Shalom to you too!

 

Thanks as well Joaquim,El, and Mauirizio , really appreciate your feedback.

... good composition ...

Pnina, there is harmony in composition, very good control of light & exposure and study of concentration. Music will lead us to SHALOM.

A gorgeous trio: two musicians and an artist capturing them.

Ahmet, Thanks

 

Amal, Thanks, it is very nice musicians and music from the Baroque period.I wish shalom will come closer to us all .

 

Jeff, thanks for the compliment ...;-)) They deserve it for sure ....

An interesting moment, perfectly captured. I like the intensive expressions of the players, congrats for the great work. Maury

Wonderful capture, I like it.

 

Alberto

If you had a dilemma which one to focus, you have obviously resolved it..

Great focus on the fella with the great expression.

I think the composition gives this photo its energy, their arms creating a tension that is as contrapuntal as music. One can feel their breath. The intensity of the man's focus on the musical page is palpable and his eyes are fixed and captured very nicely. I like the softness of the background and its creamy color. I think the woman being slightly out of focus adds to the aesthetic here and has a nice effect on the viewer. The photo is soft and simple.

 

Why is the lower half of her hair so red like that compared the golden brown top of her head? Is that a digital artifact from a shadow that was in the original?

Maury Alberto, Vladimir Dale and Fred for your feedback.

 

Fred, I looked at the Raw file and it is probably the light on her hair, and I have cloned it a bit, to give it a better unity, thanks for your observation, 4 eyes are sometimes better than two....( the change will probably take time to show), Thanks!