Found myself in Cambridge a few times this week where I caught these young men in Harvard Square. A large crowd had gathered to witness their ability to make music with plastic buckets that once held soy sauce.
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7 comments:
I've seen musicians like this before. The sound they put out is amazing.
Good capture! I like the way he twirls his drumsticks.
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Instruments come in all sizes & shapes, just like us. I like the drummer on the right better than the left one for some reason.
CP - Would you have liked him better with a Laker's jersey?
BAP - Another photographic accident!!
BS - Thanks again for stopping by.
Sure look like they have concentrated fun!
Antjas, you are just full of insight & wisdom! That's a brilliant idea you came up with.
You are showing us in a funny way that's the player that really counts and his passion, not his instrument. Very good image, captured in the right moment with a perfect background.
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