i have recently got back into my band photography and have some pics for review.







So tell us what you think.
I think i did ok considering the lighting at the venue which is a real pain, but i still could have done better.
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Gyroscope @ The green room - Live Band PhotographyHey guys,
i have recently got back into my band photography and have some pics for review. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() So tell us what you think. I think i did ok considering the lighting at the venue which is a real pain, but i still could have done better. http://flickr.com/photos/jamesthomsonphotography/
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3rd pic is excellent
the rest capture the action but as you said the available light doesn't give your images justice. ever consider using the flash and turnign your shots into black and white? our member Nnnnsic does this masterfully with his band shots
Yup - you need more light here Thommo. Most of the shots yous posted are too dark. Tell us what lens/apperture were you using?
Steve (Nikon D200/D700)
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Indeed.
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Thats the idea i am getting, looks like my moniter is too Bright http://flickr.com/photos/jamesthomsonphotography/
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