I had some time today to photograph my NS-62CE.  I was testing a new lens...and I thought the maple guitar went nicely with the maple leaves!  This classical does not play nearly as sweet as my 75 Larrivee Classical that I just sold, but I can take it to church and plug her in and not worry about babying it too much.  (this one already has a couple of small scars from a microphone and music stand.)  Just thought I would post them for others to enjoy.

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Beautiful!

Very nice pictures. You must have a DSLR or a long zoom to get such shallow depth of field?

It's the first time I see a maple B&S classical. The shape is not traditional either. But I like it. :thumbsup

P.S. Just read the new lens comment... So it answers my question.

Yep, using a kodak slr/n with a nikon 105mm 2.0 DC lens that allows me to move the focus back and forth to my liking.  I really like this guitar for what I do.  I am not a concert classical player in the least, and this fits my style and lifestyle very well.  Thanks, mudbox, for the kudos...yep it's a beautiful guitar.