An art photographer who specializes in the inside of musical instruments

[elif]

A bugs-eye view?

 

Keyboards & Percussion

 

Strings

 

Wind & Brass

 

 

[RABid]

Interesting. I was expecting close ups of circuit boards but what I found was much better. Some of them look like warped rooms.

[Old No7]

Pretty cool internal piano pix -- they look like landscapes from a futuristic musical world.

 

Now let's get those camera's into a Leslie or Hammond B3!

 

Maybe a video from the treble horn of the Leslie (viewed looking out)...

 

Old No7

[Lindaru]

Impressive seeing the insides of these instruments.  I am reminded of the movie "Tron" where we get to look at the inner workings of the computer world.  Could you imagine using these musicscapes for a movie with sentient characters moving within them?

Okay.  Too much coffee.

🤪

 

[o0Ampy0o]

Tasteful images. Well done. Exceptional use of lighting. An entire world exists in tiny spaces. 

 

Reminds me of when I explored 3D software in the 90's. It is ideal for the bird's eye view from any perspective. I created a scene of a painter painting a model in his art studio. I was able to position a camera so I had the exact view of the model from the artist's point of view. Took a still shot of it and placed it on his canvas.

 

I never got into gaming but I did have a few that offered an opportunity to just abandon the game playing and go for rides exploring the environment. I had another relatively primitive (in terms of realistic scenery) snow skiing simulator that was surprisingly exciting and reminded me of the thrill I felt while actually snow skiing.

 

There are many worlds accessible to us to explore. 

[elif]

I wonder it was done with focus stacking, and perhaps HDR. I'd consider a print of the Balanced Action Selmer. They're all interesting though.

[Lou Gehrig Charles]

43 minutes ago, elif said:

I wonder it was done with focus stacking, and perhaps HDR. 

 

Yes, and yes.  It says some were done with more than a hundred individual frames.

[analogman1]

Very cool perspective, thanks for sharing this! 

[GRollins]

Extraordinary.

 

I've often wished that I could do something similar with the instruments that I own, but the depth of field problem was beyond me. This person has figured it out and not only produced something of utility, but also something of beauty.

 

Grey

[Thethirdapple]

Truly breath taking and  beautiful.

 

Can’t wait the the Tim Burton remake of “The 5000 Fingers of Dr. T”, with these as the set design!!!