First live concert

[metakephotos]

Taken with a Canon 40D & Canon 70-200 F/4 L. Band is High Flight Society


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F/4 - 1/320 - ISO 200


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F/4.5 - 1/500 - ISO 200


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F/4.5 - 1/500 - ISO 200


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F/4.5 - 1/320 - ISO 200

[Brendan7]

very nice composition and blur, I love the B&W. Keep at it [H]


brendan

[btaylor]

That's a great set!


The composition of each image is very well thought out and works well. I particularly like #2. (and # 3 because everybody loves a Les Paul [;)] )


The black and white works really well too - good job.

[Tallywho]

I absolutely love the 2nd photo. proportions are great, composition is fantastic, and the character of it is awesome! Good Job!

[Jordan]

Wow! These are great!

[Joel]

Nice captures! There is one thing I would like to comment on, though.


You cut of the feet twice in the 2nd and 4th picture. I prefer framing above the ankle or include the whole foot. Including the audience in the second picture is really nice and the rest of the framing of the bassist is neat.


Previous week I visited a presentation by Kees Tabak ("http://www.keestabak.nl/classics/index.html)who left us with a nice tip. When photographing a right handed guitarist of bassist, get to the right side of the podium. This way you actually see the front instead of the back of the bass/guitar and its owner.