Sometimes I get asked to shoot objects that are so photogenic that frankly a potato could do the job, and the violin is one of those glorious objects. They look great foreshortened, from the side, from above, and even in an angled detail shot with super shallow depth of field.
I think it's the beautiful, warm toned wood grain that does it -- that, plus the thin lines of string that draw the eye forward, the bottom-heavy pear shape, and the opposing curves formed by the side grooves and f-holes. Throw in an Essex piano as a backdrop, add some sheet music and roses for texture, and bam - instant website heading material.
Thanks to Lauren Haley Studios of Sugar Land, TX, for trusting me work to with this lovely thing, & for continuing to feature my work on the site.
