Heartland

where's RoboBreezer Boss?

we were right in front of ben. the only time i could see chris was during the last song when he wandered over to our side of the stage

the last couple i took - of him are though

clicky and clicky

quiff boy, very artistic pictures sometimes

Quiff Boy wrote:we were right in front of ben. the only time i could see chris was during the last song when he wandered over to our side of the stage

Ewwww gorgeous!
he favours one of those Ibanez planks I have, bass version with cream piping, obviously

Brussels pics

The photos of Paris:

http://thesistersofmercy.free.fr/concert.htm

lachert wrote:quiff boy, very artistic pictures sometimes

aye, sometimes

i'm not a particularly good photographer so i always work on the scattergun principle, which is that if you take 47 photos of each thing you really want a picture of, at least 2 of them will turn out

and the "motion blur" was more by accident, and my shaky hands, than by design

this is my fave: eldo in hell

Quiff Boy wrote:i'm not a particularly good photographer so i always work on the scattergun principle, which is that if you take 47 photos of each thing you really want a picture of, at least 2 of them will turn out

A professional photographer of my acquaintance told me years ago that most pros work that way too Back when it was film, rather than digital, he said most pros think themselves lucky if they get one usable photo per roll of film.

markfiend wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote:i'm not a particularly good photographer so i always work on the scattergun principle, which is that if you take 47 photos of each thing you really want a picture of, at least 2 of them will turn out

A professional photographer of my acquaintance told me years ago that most pros work that way too Back when it was film, rather than digital, he said most pros think themselves lucky if they get one usable photo per roll of film.

cool

in total i took something 230 photos form that gig. some are unusable, others are almost exact duplicates of the one's i've posted

now if i could just stop by hands shaking while i'm snapping away

Monopod, I tell you

Tuck your elbows into the sides of your body for a bit of support if you can. Obviously with most digital cameras you can't change the shutter speed, but if you're using a "proper" camera try to use as fast a shutter speed as possible to avoid camera-shake.

I'll try to do that then

Any explanation how I got the effect on my avatar (sharp on the left, blurry on the right)

Way back when I took photos at gigs, I used Kodak Tungsten 35mm transparency film, I'd get it 'push processed' at a lab. 'Push processing' means developing the film for longer allowing you to use a faster shutter speed. The tungsten element illiminated the harsh yellows and ambers you get from electric as opposed to natural light.


@ Z the right side of your pic is moving faster than the left, hence the motion blur

hope that helps folks

@Wrecker: Nice pics, thanks.

@Obviousman: Ben is moving his guitar.

Pics from this concerts on my homepage online now:

23.04.2006 Berlin
21.04.2006 Bielefeld
19.04.2006 Kopenhagen
18.04.2006 Göteborg
17.04.2006 Malmö
16.04.2006 Hamburg
14.04.2006 Paris

www.sisters-pics.de

another shade of empty ?

Couple more Brussels pics, courtesy of Cutting Edge

Obviousman wrote:Couple more pics, courtesy of Cutting Edge

Very nice pics indeed.

Obviousman wrote:Couple more pics, courtesy of Cutting Edge

top job

Did anyone mention the pics that Mr. Christo has as a link at his Myspace website? Just in case...

http://simbolism.com/sisterstars/index.html

By the way, what's wrong with this picture?

DGP00666 wrote: By the way, what's wrong with this picture?

caption competition time, go on, you know you want to

James Blast wrote:caption competition time, go on, you know you want to

Great idea. It deserves its own thread.

I would Baddy, but all my threads wither and die after about 4 posts









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