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That's pretty much off camera. Gig lighting being as odd as it usually is...

Especially at large gigs, like this arena one, I like to get some

sense of what's going on in the crowd. I like this photo because

there's a quite static central subject with movement around it, and

the interesting mask/camera/flag combination.

Not a typical concert shot, but I like the colours and the focus is

pretty good. Critiques most welcome!

This was a very challenging gig to shoot - there was no photo pit so

I was forced to shoot from a static position. I'm interested, as

ever, in thoughts and feedback.

 

Thanks in advance.

I love the energy, but the overexposure/motion of the hands doesn't work for me and detracts from the face and eyes - the most expressive and important part of the picture.

Doesn't quite work for me. You're losing too much of the front face. It's "nearly" there.

A favourite concert shot from the NME Awards Tour in Birmingham. I'd

appreciate constructive comments and feedback.

I agree with the previous comment about how close the edge is to the left elbow, but I'd crop tighter on the top and right to equalise it.

It's a really nice shot - for it to be "perfect" I guess Scott would be a little bit to the right (totally blocking the light that's blowing out his left arm and would be looking to his left so you get more of an equal profile-twisting towards rather away from the camera.

Hi Neil - fancy seeing you here. It's a beautifully framed shot, my only thought is that if it was "down and left" by 5-10% you'd have Slash more as a pillar, filling the side rather than floating a little bit in air.

 

If that makes sense?

This is my favourite from a recent concert shoot. Shot on Canon

10D@ISO800.

 

My first stab at photo.net and I'd appreciate constructive comments

and feedback.