~ S a m a e l : XV ~

Hello, my friends and collegues!

Before this serias will come to its end, I would like to thank all

of you for the great support with comments and ratings.

In the next few days I will post a couple of last images into

critique forum, but those of you who really Like my works - whole

serias can be seen in my " Samael Live Gig in Israel " folder.

As always, I will strongly appreciate your comments under every

image, not only ones that were posted for critique forum. Although,

I will happy to read your remarks regarding the whole serias...

Happy New Music for all of us!!!

Great picture, fantastic atmosphere, you can almost hear the noise, feel the vibration and smell the sweat.

 

Great use of contrast and color. I love the cables leading the eye in from the lower right and the roadie squatting in the back. The darkness on the upper left might be a bit too large but there is probably nothing interesting there. Very well done indeed!

Thank You very Much!

Thank You very much too.

You're right - there was nothing interesting in the left upper corner - but i don't thinmk this area is too big because it seems to me well ballanced by the black and dark areas on the opposite side....

anyway, i'm happy that you liked this work...

fantastic image. only negative is the darkness around the guys head closest to us. maybe a bit of photoshop tweaking to increase the lightness of the outline of his hair?

 

otherwise, as i said before, brilliant work

I think this picture is very good, but it is not the best of the Samael-series - some of the others ar even better! What makes it good is the lightning, and your amazing ability to create depth and perspective. I am not a fan of tilting, but here it works since you have tilted backwards and not too much.

First of all - Hello! and Thank You!

Now, I think I understand what you mean (i saw such a things on your photos)...

Check this photo now. it is maximum lighting i could get with PS (i did some changes after your first comment). If you know how to get more light in this situation - pleese send me an letter.

i think your livepix are some of the best on pn, but i wonder how you achieve this amazing depth of field? i mean, i usually use a 1.8 - 2.2 aperture which does not allow great dof. a technical description of your gear used would be very helpful for me. thanx in advance

fr

how to get more light, em, be nice to the lighting engineer before the gig is the only way. i was shooting a gig recently were the band complained that the lights were too hot so they had them turned down. not even f1.4 at 3200 was good enough