Esa has a couple of photos that I'm in (albeit undistinguishable). Is it OK if I 'borrow' them? I see they have your watermark in them, so your credit would be preserved.
ProgPower USA XI Picture Thread
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Yippee38
Living the dream!
I love some of these band shots. They are awesome. The lighting and the action make them fabulous pictures.
I've been looking for some hi-res versions of these to add to my screensaver of hi-res pics (mostly airplanes, cars and cool scenery), but can't find any. Would any of you guys be willing to post any really hi-res samples (at least 1920x1200 in my case) including water marks?
I've been looking for some hi-res versions of these to add to my screensaver of hi-res pics (mostly airplanes, cars and cool scenery), but can't find any. Would any of you guys be willing to post any really hi-res samples (at least 1920x1200 in my case) including water marks?
nailz
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Diamond45
Terminate Bad Music
Here are my pictures of DGM (before I clean them up)
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=81689&id=1557462479&l=3c061bf65b
No FB account necessary. I'l post Flickr links later.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=81689&id=1557462479&l=3c061bf65b
No FB account necessary. I'l post Flickr links later.
My little Sony Cybershot tried hard to get pix...they're ...eh...
My strangest picture
Tsup King at Work
Little Brother
I know this is a dumb question, but by any slight itty bitty chance did anyone get a pic when Zac stuck his tongue out?
My strangest picture
Tsup King at Work
Little Brother
I know this is a dumb question, but by any slight itty bitty chance did anyone get a pic when Zac stuck his tongue out?
Diamond45
Terminate Bad Music
Even the pros had problems with the lights! So many of my pictures turned out crappy with the bad lighting.
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Esa and Allen - Glenn and I agree- your photos are amazing and both of you have all of our respect! Long shooting hours, smoke, hot lighting, sorting & editing, etc. The list could go on and on! I don't think many realize all of your behind the scenes work. Your passion for concert photography is apparent in your work. Thank you for all that you do - without y'all, it would certainly be more difficult to recall all of our fantastic memories of ProgPower!!
Also, I was wondering if any one out there happened to get a candid shot of Liv Kristine's adorable son? I smiled ear to ear when I saw him sitting atop his nanny's shoulders on the floor throwing the horns to his Mom on stage.
~Jen
Also, I was wondering if any one out there happened to get a candid shot of Liv Kristine's adorable son? I smiled ear to ear when I saw him sitting atop his nanny's shoulders on the floor throwing the horns to his Mom on stage.
~Jen
Also, I was wondering if any one out there happened to get a candid shot of Liv Kristine's adorable son? I smiled ear to ear when I saw him sitting atop his nanny's shoulders on the floor throwing the horns to his Mom on stage.
~Jen
I only managed to get a horrible shot (and no horns)
http://kimsppusaxiphotos.shutterfly.com/802#796
nailz
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As a concert photographer myself, I concur with these statements. I don't know about these two, but shooting the show is always an absolute blast of adrenaline, whether you have 2 songs or the whole set. You're always on edge and trying to anticipate a moment; you have to know what the band is going to do before they do. It's crazy, but it's awesome.
On the other hand, 6 hours of sorting through 100's of shots for your 6-10 best and then perfecting those... that is where the effort of love of doing it comes in. That shit takes forever.
Hats off to you guys, from everything I heard, I would've been struggling this year and doubt I'd even come close to my stuff last year. You guys rocked it pretty hard.
Even the pros had problems with the lights! So many of my pictures turned out crappy with the bad lighting.
Thanks Dave. I don't mind shots like this with the atmospheric lighting. All part of it. Each show and set is different which is a tremendous part of the challenge and continued development of the craft. On the blog, I end each post with some shooting notes for those interested.
Jen - Thanks for the kudos, you guys are the best.
-A
Diamond45
Terminate Bad Music
I agree 10000% with this. Both Esa and Allen have my utmost respect. I really try to steer clear of them while down in the pit. They're the experts. They do this for a living. They have the proper equipment and the knowledge to use it. I'm just an amateur that can never comprare to what these guys can accomplish.
Also, I was wondering if any one out there happened to get a candid shot of Liv Kristine's adorable son? I smiled ear to ear when I saw him sitting atop his nanny's shoulders on the floor throwing the horns to his Mom on stage.
So that's who that was?? I saw him, but had no idea he was Liv's son! Way cool!
kittybeast
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uploaded the pics this morning but 458 was a lot, so they were still working when I left for work, will post the picture tonight. THAT WAS
when Marco did that!!!
sh0kr0k
Active Member
Loving the long shots! Really puts things in context. Nicely done, gang! Always a pleasure to see your handiwork.
