this is a cool shot man

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Thanks, yea its well simple.

Nice shot, love the quality. It gives a nice feel to the picture.

Dead striking.

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Thanks for the comment and the favorite!

This is just cool. I can't think of any other word for it. Nice one.

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This is a great capture

Love the use of black space, and the faded tones of the colours ... this is the most 'real' i've ever seen a model in the shop window that's a cool suit

oh, is that the fantastic John Martyn in your profile pic?

Joe.

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Thanks a lot! Yeah the way the neck turns is quite alarming.
Yeah it is John Martyn on my profile, apparently he has got a new album out soon! I saw him play in cambridge and he played amazing, especially on Jelly Roll/Easy Blues. I think hes playing there again on the grace and danger tour.
I saw some kit shots in your gallery do you play drums or were you just doing a shoot?
I liked the autumn shots as well !
Ben

Yeah, I do play drums as well as keyboards and guitar, here's some of my stuff for a blantent , [link] ...

It's a rather strange coicidence that "The Office 2", which is a shot of my drum kit at a local studio doing some recording with a mate (which can be heard here [link] my drums and bass playing can be heard on "Low", Keyboards on the rest of 'em), was taken (and we were recording) while I listening to my favourite John Martyn record "Glorious Fool" a lot, and I LOVE Phil Collins' drums on that record, and that was the type of big tom sound from 'Amsterdam' & 'Never Say Never' I was trying to get

thanks

Joe.

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If you can, please have a listen to my music at : [link]

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"When people look at my pictures I want them to feel the way they do when they want to read a line of a poem twice" - Robert Frank