Thanks very much! It's extremely appreciated!Okay, I'll take the missus' camera (8MP) and "do" the Bettoney Bari this weekend, if that's OK.
Certainly is. Thanks much!MrDibbs said:Is that OK?
Do you happen to know the maker of the horn and the approximate age? One of the few things I know about the tárogató is that the former isn't always stamped and that makes determining the latter a bit more iffy.
Ah! An embarrassment of riches! Do I HAVE to choose? You know I like including horns I haven't had in the calendar before.Gandalfe said:Pick and comment as you see fit.
1. I love the bass shots. I think I could definitely do something with "Eppie Big Iron to low A".
2. I think the F Mezzo pictures are also great. I might be able to do something with all three, if you don't mind.
Along the lines of the F mezzo, the pic with the typewriter, if you can make it big/close to big enough, I'll flip on the side and I'd make it the cover (small cover is the same size as normal, but the big cover is 4125x5775) and then put the other two on one page in the big calendar. The small calendar would have the "Just the Mezzo" shot, because I have less page real estate to play with.
Again I like all of 'em. I just happen to like the F Mezzo and the Eppie bass best.
If it was attached to a horn, I'd definitely include it (e.g. a "portrait shot" of the horn with the mouthpiece and an inset box with a closeup of the mouthpiece). By the way, what instrument is that mouthpiece for? Taragato, as well? I want to say "sax", but I know that Taragatos don't necessarily have to have a "clarinet-style" mouthpiece.MrDibbs said:This isn't suitable for a calendar but you might find it interesting.