A Joe Inspired Photo

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I only wish I had Joe's talent with a camera and setting up a photoshoot. :oops:

My camera is old and cheap and I'm not much of a Paparazzo but after seeing Joe's photo from three years ago I thought I take a couple of pictures of my current Guilds.

That's "Old Scratch" laid out flat on the cushions. 8) I still need to get a nut made and re-install the tuning keys. Just had too much going on to get-er-done. :lol:

Maybe I'm just lazy. :shock:

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I need to get Old Scratch finshed,,,,,, but it ain't going to be today. :lol:

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taabru45 said:
You don't really need that many do you?

:roll: :lol: Steffan


Stef, a guy up the road less than five miles from me has a mint ’86 D25M with an active Fishman installed. I’m supposed to go take a look but I’m afraid to because I know what an impulse buyer I am. :lol:

I'd almost bet I'll be having another NGD very soon. :D

Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery. :lol:

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killdeer43 said:
I like it when you can hardly see the furniture for the Guilds!! :lol:

Joe

:lol: I concur. :lol:

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Geo said:
I only wish I had Joe's talent with a camera and setting up a photoshoot. :oops:

My camera is old and cheap and I'm not much of a Paparazzo but after seeing Joe's photo from three years ago I thought I take a couple of pictures of my current Guilds.

That's "Old Scratch" laid out flat on the cushions. 8) I still need to get a nut made and re-install the tuning keys. Just had too much going on to get-er-done. :lol:

Maybe I'm just lazy. :shock:

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I need to get Old Scratch finshed,,,,,, but it ain't going to be today. :lol:
George, what is the "Black" guitar in the center?
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George, another thought on shooting the family is to arrange them on the floor and shoot from above, if you can up high enough. I had to stand on a chair with a the camera basically pressed against the ceiling to get these shots. The nice thing about having them on the floor is they won't fall down as you're setting them up.

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killdeer43 said:
Wow, nice shot!!
Will the circle be unbroken? :wink:

Joe
Broken, and erased ... by Guilds. In my ever-changing herd, all the guitars in the above photos have gone, replaced by Guilds

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that, in turn, were finally replaced by these.

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Dadgummed George :shock: , when you get ready to retire you can open a guitar shop, sell what you have and make a fortune. You'll have to get Bing to tell you the story, but I think that is actually much the way Bing got started with his shop.

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Thunderface said:
George, another thought on shooting the family is to arrange them on the floor and shoot from above, if you can up high enough. I had to stand on a chair with a the camera basically pressed against the ceiling to get these shots. The nice thing about having them on the floor is they won't fall down as you're setting them up.

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Those are fabulous shots!!! 8)

The thought of guitars falling over and banging into each other certainly crossed my mind as I was sitting them up for the photo. :shock:

Thanks for the tip. Love the pictures!! :mrgreen:

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West R Lee said:
Dadgummed George :shock: , when you get ready to retire you can open a guitar shop, sell what you have and make a fortune. You'll have to get Bing to tell you the story, but I think that is actually much the way Bing got started with his shop.

West


:lol: Yeah, if I get the other brands and electrics out,,, it gets a little crowded. Still need to get around 200 more to have half as many as Grot. :lol:

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Admitting you have a problem is the first step to recovery. :lol:

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Ummm......around here I think its more like.....Admitting you havea problem is the first step to....another Guild. (why fight it).. :lol: :lol: Steffan
 
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