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Greetings,

Attached is a link where you can views some of the photos from the 2019 SWSGA show.

I want to thank Guy Beaver for helping with the photos. We are in the process of getting all the photos together, sorting through them all, and putting them on the SWSGA website.

You can download them to your computer if you wish. The "buy" feature is only if you wish to have the company print and mail them to you.

https://btphotography.smugmug.com/2019- ... s/n-jKfHZW

Thanks!!! These are great pics!

Awesome job Bill. You just get better every year. Thank you!!!

Thanks for all the great pictures, well done.

I really enjoyed the pictures but it be nice to have names associated with the pictures.
Erv

Yes, great photos. Thanks allot. Wish I had a smile on playing that little Japan P-bass provided by David Beaty in the Telonics show room.

Dick, My wife Randee, loved that little bass. She definitely was smiling while she played it! Tried to talk Dave out of it but no dice.

Great photos I really like the ones of the Justice room and Fred playing his set OH wait a minute there isn't any.

What Erv said, although I recognised Bobby Black. Still going!

Thanks, Bill. Nice photos. Thanks also for your time and efforts for the SWSGA.
Chuck

As always, superb shots, Bill!

Very cool... You're a total pro, Bill.

So are you Skip. Great job at the show. Bill does a great job for the club. He does a stellar job capturing the show with his talents. Thanks to Guy for his help also.

Bill,
Thanks again for the pics! You are amazing! AND....the jam you put together for everybody was also amazing. I came back and watched, everyone enjoyed it very much.
Larry T

Great job as always Bill!

Hey friend and mentor, some great photos here! I am just now getting around to checking these out, but I see that we included the majority of these on the SWSGA web site: http://www.swsteelguitar.com/2019Show/

As such, your estimate of the higlights was pretty spot on.

Thanks for providing the lion's share of the the photos this year. I still learn something new from you every time we shoot together. Thank you for that.

I still remember your first bit of advice to me: "photography is nothing more than capturing light . . . and you might want to start by removing your lens cap."

Thanks for all the great shots and all you do for Steel Guitar in the southwest.