Sherri Matthew ~ Harp

19th century liturgical harp & organ music and Gregorian chant. Early Medieval sacred music and manuscript study.

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Photos of Triplett Luna Wire Harp

Published by Sherri Matthew on July 19, 2022
Luna Harp with Climbing Roses and Bird House

Luna Harp with Climbing Roses and Bird House

Here are some recent photos of my Triplett Luna wire harp this summer.

After I got back from playing in church I didn’t take Luna harp into the house right away. I decided to have a Sunday photo session in the back yard.

 

I posed my harp in some unlikely but attractive green corners of the yard:

 

Luna Harp in Summer Garden (7)

Luna Harp with Coleus and Ferns

 

 

 

 

 

It was a bright (but not overly hot) sunny day.

I took the photos with my Nikon D5100:

 

Luna Harp in Summer Garden (8)

A summery perspective of Luna Harp!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More camera fun. A photo of my harp in church just before services began. This one taken with my iPhone 7:

Luna Harp at St. Thomas Episcopal, Brandon, VT

Luna Harp at St. Thomas Episcopal, Brandon, VT

and:

Luna Harp - St. Thomas (4)

Luna Harp at St. Thomas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The light and colors are interesting. I actually did move my harp to a more sensible position and played her outdoors for a few hours before bringing her inside for the night. The harp cart is very handy!

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