Welcome to week 174 of the Tuesday Photo Challenge!

You had your sights locked on some amazing posts last week and I’m sure that some of you thought about what theme could follow… Of course, you guessed that I might just go with Key to match last week. I did give this some thought and what I like about the word Key is the directions, in which you can take this theme! As a noun there are multiple definitions, and, of course, as an adjective it could be key to your success. Then there’s the verb! You understand my excitement 🙂

Please take this Key into the direction of your choosing and let your creative minds roam freely! I can’t wait to see what you might generate this week!!

What key might this be in?

The Score

This shot came from a series of images that I did to provide wall art for a newly opened music school in Worcester a number of years ago. This one did not sell, but several others did; regardless, I am still partial to this one, as it brings about a mood of music made in a time gone by.

The full rules of this challenge are in TPC Guidelines, but here’s the tl;dr:

  • Write a post with an image for this week’s topic
  • Please tag your post with fpj-photo-challenge (if you’re not sure about how tags work, please check out this WordPress article about tagging posts)
  • Create a pingback link to this post, so that I can create a post showing all of the submissions over the week (note: pingbacks may not appear immediately, as my site is set up to require approval for linking to it; helps against previous bad experiences with spamming)
  • Have fun creating something new (or sharing something old)!!

Remember that singing off-key is just fine in the car and shower and have fun!!

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    1. Great post, Brian! Got your Stones in too 🙂

      1. Thanks Frank 🙂 Try to sneak a few in when I can lol

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    1. Definitely a fun post!!

  4. I love that take on the key prompt! It was a fun surprise to scroll down to see the photo. I took a twist to the prompt again. Happy Tuesday, thanks for the opportunity to play along. https://www.quaintrevival.com/a-two-minute-post/

    1. Thank you, Shelley! Love what you did with your post!

      1. Thank you, Frank, I appreciate you stopping by to check it out!

    1. You’re in the right key and that’s a great looking piano!!

      1. Thanks Frank. I still play, but not as often

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    1. A key factory in more ways than one!

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  9. I took some liberty
    With the essence of the
    Key … 😉
    https://naamayehuda.com/2019/08/20/the-key-2/
    🙂
    Na’ama

    1. That can be key to relaxed kids 🙂

      1. And mamas. And papas. And aunties. And … 😉

  10. Beautiful! And I hope this is a key that counts as well. At least it is a key to my heart…https://lagottocattleya.wordpress.com/2019/08/20/tuesday-photo-challenge-key/

    1. Wonderful interpretation!

      1. Then I am happy with it – not everyone has a key to my heart ;-D

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  15. Am going with your suggestion of music keys:) Thanks for hosting!
    https://wp.me/p9EWyp-18m

    1. Lovely post! Thank you for participating!

  16. […] would have been unspoiled, if the little rodents were not there 🙂 My intention was to produce a High-Key picture for a photographic assignment. I passed the test, probably because the little creature was […]

    1. Excellent choice of key!!

  17. What a great idea for a challenge! Mine is a little different, but I hope it will work 🙂
    http://www.giftsmart.com/squirrel-on-the-snow-high-key-photography/

    1. Excellent choice of key!!

      1. Thank you Frank, Happy to hear this! And thank you so much for “liking” my post 🙂

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  19. […] Hi everyone this is my first entry for Dutch Goes the Photo Weekly Photo Challenge. This week’s word happens to be Key. I hope y’all enjoy my new post. Here is a link to Dutch’s Blog https://dutchgoesthephoto.net/2019/08/20/tuesday-photo-challenge-key/ […]

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    1. Great approach to the theme!!

  24. Worcester. The town whose name most people mis-pronounce.

    1. Indeed they do 🙂

  25. …. love this image – have a fetish for close up on close up on words and music sheets, even I hardly captured any myself. A great topic again, Frank.

    1. Thank you very kindly. Love your post!

      1. Thank you so much, Frank … *smile

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  27. Hi Frank. I didn’t have a lock, but I did find a key. 🙂 odaciuk.wordpress.com/2019/08/22/if-only-id-known-2/

    1. Wonderful photo!

      1. Thank-you, Frank. I love working with low contrast. 🙂

  28. Oops! I meant low key. 🙂

    1. I figured you did 🙂

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  30. […] Antique keys in the library of the former San Franciscan convent in Guadalupe, Mexico. Locking up a church in Laguardia, Spain with the ‘Big Key’. Part way along the road to Rouen we spotted a church with an unusual steeple. When we stopped to take a photo of it a man came running up and asked us if we’d like to see inside. He opened up the door to the old church with an ancient-looking key.‘We cut keys’ sign in Hong Kong.A Rodin sculpture of a man holding keys at the Portland Art Museum, Oregon. Cross Keys Inn pub sign in Gloucester, England.And a few other keys: Piano keys in black and white in the Aalborg Art Museum in Denmark.Telegraph keys in a display of historic postal artifacts in the Palacio Postal in Mexico City. More of Frank’s Tuesday Photo Challenge: Key. […]

  31. […] Inspired by Frank at Dutch goes the Photo. This week’s prompt: Key […]

  32. Great shot of the old sheet music. My musician husband has 2 suggestions for your sheet music key: G major or possibly E minor. I personally have no clue 🙂
    My contribution is of the vintage key:
    http://oneletterup.com/2019/08/23/mystery-keys

    1. G major works well for Schubert.

      1. 🙂 (my husband is curious if that sheet music is a piano duet)

      2. If I remember correctly it is…it’s not music that I own, so I’m not 100% sure

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  34. Love your shot! Here’s my key, sorry no fancy keys though… https://myheart2heart.blog/2019/08/24/the-keyto-change/

    1. Lovely post!

      1. Glad you liked it! Thank you 😊

  35. […] Part of the Key Photo Challenge. […]

  36. Either G major or e minor; you can see the f sharp in the key signature

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  38. I like your choice of key, Frank
    I was struggling to find my angle for this theme, so I’ve gone wide! A bit late, but here is my key: https://travelwithintent.com/2019/08/26/the-key-to-success/

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