TechRepublic's camera phone challenge: March to the beat (music)

TechRepublic’s camera phone challenge: March to the beat (music)

By Sonja Thompson April 3, 2011, 9:10 PM PDT

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High School Marching Band

ntWe asked the TechRepublic community to submit camera photos of music. The venue was left wide open. For example, they could be taken in a basement, a friend’s garage, or from a mosh pit at a concert.

ntThe winning photo was taken by TR member j-price with a BlackBerry Storm BB9530T. “Even in the rain, the High School Marching Band plays on.”

TechRepublic’s camera phone challenge: March to the beat (music)

Playing the drums

ntThis photo was taken by TR member simpsonjon with an HTC Desire.

Scotland street musician

ntThis photo was taken by TR member j-price with a BlackBerry Storm BB9530T. “A street musician in Edinburgh, Scotland.”

Hand-painted harpsichord

ntThis photo was taken by TR member cherilyntx with a Nokia 2600c-2b.

nt”This was a photo taken right after the La Follia Austin Baroque ‘Bach’s Herd of Harpsichords’ concert in Austin, TX, on the afternoon of January 9, 2011. We had four harpsichords in concert, and one of them was handmade by the musician who had played it. In this picture, taken after the concert, he is pointing out some details of Central Texas flora that an artist friend had hand-painted inside his harpsichord.”

Beatles' Rock Band

ntThis photo was taken by TR member j-price with a BlackBerry Storm BB9530T. “Beatles’ Rock Band ROCKS!”

Krishna dancing with Radhika and his group

ntThis photo was taken by TR member supriyaakg with a Nokia 2600. “This photo is from the ISKON temple, Ujjain, India, depicting Krishna dancing with Radhika and his group.”

Outdoor gig

ntThis photo was taken by TR member simpsonjon with an HTC Desire.

Performance at dusk

ntThis photo was taken by TR member simpsonjon with an HTC Desire.

Drum set

ntThis photo was taken by TR member simpsonjon with an HTC Desire. Can you tell Jon plays drums?

Theater stage

ntThis photo was taken by TR member simpsonjon with an HTC Desire.

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