nailz
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Your shots are good but you need to work on your framing and your rule of thirds. Stop being so concerned with getting your subject('s head) dead center.
ProgPower USA XIII Picture Thread
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Your shots are good but you need to work on your framing and your rule of thirds. Stop being so concerned with getting your subject('s head) dead center.
AMBR
Metal Grandma
Some very nice shots! I like these two in particular. Well done.Thanks for the kind words everyone. Here are some for Kamelot! Criticisms and all feedback definitely welcome.
nailz
Member
Redemption, supersized (click through).
D800 ISO4500 1/160s f4.5 / 7360x4912 reduced to 1920x1280
D800 ISO4500 1/160s f4.5 / 7360x4912 reduced to 1920x1280
nailz
Member
Took a special request from Antony and went back through my shots of Amaranthe for what will be the last time ... ( ಠ_ಠ ) ... until my other sets are complete. On to Redemption.
Primordial (click through to supersized image)
D800 ISO 25600 1/60s f4.5, +0.60EV push in post, 7360x4912 reduced to 1920x1280
D800 ISO 25600 1/60s f4.5, +0.60EV push in post, 7360x4912 reduced to 1920x1280
AMBR
Metal Grandma
Well, there are many more, but I'm just going to post a favorite right now and hope to have time to post more later. Amaranth.
AngraRULES
Member
ProgPower USA has some of the best photographers in the business.
Esa, Allen, Stephen and Patrick... wow. You guys are all amazing.
Esa, Allen, Stephen and Patrick... wow. You guys are all amazing.
nailz
Member
Thanks dude.
Also, Ann Marie: That is an awesome shot. Love the movement and energy!
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Mosquito
oh noes!!
nailz
Member
Impressive indeed. By far the toughest set to shoot IMO. I din't get any closeups I was happy with.
KingsGene
God of Thunder
nailz
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Kazi
Photographer
Sorry in advance for the somewhat lengthy and potentially confusing post. This is what I get from being absent from the photo thread for a while. I've tried to address all the great photos being posted in the last few pages. Allen, Esa, and Patrick have all been putting out super content, but I expected nothing less.
Nice work Jem especially for shooting from the seats and at 6400. I think we ran into each other at the Vanden Plas acoustic show last year and talked photography.
Here's a different angle from a few seconds later.
Thanks for this one Esa!
Thank you! I'm so glad I had the opportunity to photograph the fest with Allen and Esa this year.
Nice timing Midihell!
Nice Amaranthe preview AMBR, looking forward to seeing more of your photos.
Mosquito, wow! I won't repost your shots as this post is already long enough, but you really have some great work in there. Especially considering the lighting during Primordial's set you fared quite well. Can't wait to see the rest of your shots from the fest.
Nice work Jem especially for shooting from the seats and at 6400. I think we ran into each other at the Vanden Plas acoustic show last year and talked photography.
A few more
Here's a different angle from a few seconds later.
Stephen and Allen chimping backstage. Actually, they were debating Canon vs. Nikon user interfaces, but neither one could locate the rear curtain flash sync setting in their cameras.
D800 ISO 4500 1/125s f3.5 flash (with rear curtain sync)
Thanks for this one Esa!
Thank you! I'm so glad I had the opportunity to photograph the fest with Allen and Esa this year.
Nice timing Midihell!
Nice Amaranthe preview AMBR, looking forward to seeing more of your photos.
Mosquito, wow! I won't repost your shots as this post is already long enough, but you really have some great work in there. Especially considering the lighting during Primordial's set you fared quite well. Can't wait to see the rest of your shots from the fest.
