Last night with my lady

[UdubBadger]

well my lady happens to be a Martin D-35 that I just sold to pay for some school stuff. Figured I'd snap a few pix and see what happened. Gonna miss her...

heres the 1st batch I've gotten to work on... more to come possibly.


1st on is an hdr... 2nd and 3rd are RAW's shot with my new 50mm 1.8

 

[PatrickHMS]

I feel for you, and know how you feel. A few years ago I sold a 1949 Martin D18.

One of my ATF guitars to play was a 1970's vintage Yamaha.

Fun to play, best sounding guitar I ever heard in any price range this side of a Martin.

 

[dtornabene1]

I really like your last photo. It sort of speaks to the guitar's depth. The second one dives into its' soul.

Martin's are beautiful, but I love Taylor's. I know they do not have the history, but the sound is the best I have ever heard. At least for me.

Sorry about losing your guitar, at least you are using the money to invest in yourself via education. I really hope that helps but it probably doesn't.

-Nick

 

[chrisburke]

sorry for your loss. it really sucks... I don't know that I could've done that, music is my life, so I feel for you... I've got a guitar sitting in my storage unit that I havent used in 2 years, but I just can't make myself part with it... I love my guitars

 

[momofthing1and2]

wow!! these are awesome!

 

[UdubBadger]

thanks guys/girls

yeah selling her was tough... though I won't lie, I do own a plethora of others including a '75 martin d35, 1962 remake of george harrisons gretch tennessee rose, a few taylors, a fender strat and a PRS custom 24 ten top (20th anniversary edt).

my dad was good in passing on genes that appreciated nice cars and nice guitars... sucks that its such a fricking expensive habit.