On a wander around the South Bank in London recently, we heard some interesting buskers…this chap in particular had a lively rhythm, right hand and arm getting nicely animated, left arm working more gently on creating the music. Here he is, in the swing of things, so to speak (just watch that right hand fly):
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Love the hand blur, Sue. You have got Grace Jones in my head now though!
Best wishes, Pete.
Me too, actually! But that line just came to me, and I had to use it!
I love that song!
Yay!
Really cool that you were able to capture his playing hand with the energy of his music. It really adds so much live to the photo.
I do love to experiment with slow shutter speed now and again, and it worked for this one, Otto!
Like Pete, I’ve got the Grace Jones thing happening in my head. Lovely shot.
Thanks, Su!