Another Abandoned Piano by Dan Greenberg

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01-AUG-2015

Another Abandoned Piano

Hemingford, NE view map

It always amazes me that pianos, which are and always have been relatively expensive, are abandoned. This one is in an old church, I think. Thanks to Glenn Dean, who supplied me with GPS coordinates, I was able to determine where this was.

Best viewed at original size.

Nikon D750 ,AF-S NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED VR
1/50s f/8.0 at 28.0mm iso1600 (3 Exposure HDR) hide exif

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Date/Time	01-Aug-2015 14:03:53
Make	Nikon
Model	NIKON D750
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Focal Length	28 mm
Exposure Time	1/50 sec
Aperture	f/8
ISO Equivalent	1600
Exposure Bias	-0.67
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Neil Marcus		18-Apr-2017 17:30
My kind of scene. I like the wide expanse narrowing down to the piano. I also have a similar picture taken in a rural Oklahoma church. I guess that by the time the church is folding the piano is not worth taking.

Yiannis Pavlis		26-Mar-2017 13:41
Beautifully captured and presented. Great composition.

Buz Kiefer		20-Aug-2016 00:47
Excellent work. V

J Ponces		23-Mar-2016 01:52
Amazing portrait of decay, and times gone bye! I also love abandoned pianos! Best I found was in Mozambique, old Portuguese East Africa... http://www.pbase.com/jdrpc/image/154118698

Dave Berry		23-Mar-2016 01:04
This is a great catch. V!

globalgadabout		23-Mar-2016 00:30
the piano on the little stage suggests once lively times here...crumbling history so effectively portrayed...V

Neil Marcus		22-Mar-2016 23:48
My kind of picture. I like looking for scenes such as this.

Glenn Dean (Vatorman)		22-Mar-2016 23:25
Hmmm, where was this? If only someone could tell you.... :-) Great shot Dan Too bad we couldn't capture that haunting sound of the plucked strings.

Carol E Sandgren		22-Mar-2016 20:39
It's so sad seeing a once lovely musical instrument in ruins like this, not to mention the rest of the place. But your image is wonderful, and I really like how you framed the piano in the window opening.