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Marillion's frontman Steve Hogarth during one of the band's Christmas

shows last December.

Although I'm happy with the angle I got on this one, I'd like to know

what you think of it.

Thanks in advance for your feedback!

Regards, Carla

Marillion's bass player Pete Trewavas.

I'd like to know your opinion on this photo, so thanks in advance for

your feedback.

Regards, Carla

PS - Feel free to take a look at some of my other concert photos if

you'd like.

Can you feel the energy with which Steve Hogarth sings and moves

while on stage? What I find funny in this photo is that parts of it

are steady and focussed (most of the shirt front, for instance) while

others are in motion (his face and his right arm). I think it's an

interesting contrast. What do *you* think?

Thanks in advance for your comments and ratings. Feel free to take a

look at some of my other concert photos if you'd like. It's always

wonderful to have feedback.

Regards, Carla

Marillion's bass player Pete Trewavas, during their latest Christmas

tour. I like the fact that half this picture is hidden in deep

shadows and the contrast they create with the strong blue tones that

seem to highlight his hair and his T-shirt.

But what do *you* think about it? I'm looking forward to having your

thoughts on this photo, so thanks in advance for your feedback.

Regards, Carla

May I have you feedback on this one? Thanks in advance!

Regards, Carla

Marillion's frontman Steve Hogarth and my first attempt at sepia. I'd

really like to know what you think of it.

Thanks in advance!

Regards, Carla

Marillion's vocalist Steve Hogarth during the Snow-where Else tour

last December. Even though part of his face can't be seen, I have to

admit I really like the expression we can see. There's a kind of

spark in him that I'm really glad I captured.

I'd like to know your opinion on this photo, so thanks in advance for

your comments and ratings! Feel free to take a look at some of my

other photos if you'd like. I'm always delighted to have feedback.

Regards, Carla

He stood right next to him for some time, trying to get his

attention, but the other man was completely absorbed in his playing

and wouldn't notice him, no matter what. The audience joined Steve in

his smile. Because they, too, know why Steve plays with his eyes shut.

What do you think of this photo? Thanks for your comments and ratings.

Mark Kelly keeps an eye on Steve Hogarth while he sings "Neverland".

"Wendy

Darling

Will you fly

Again

Take to the sky

Again

Will you be

Yourself for me

Cause I can take it

I can stand

Anything

When you're with me

But when you're gone

I never land

In Neverland

Any fool can see"

Marillion's frontman Steve Hogarth in his "Invisible Man" persona,

during the Snow-where Else tour last December.

I'd like to have your comments and ratings on this photo, so thanks

in advance.

Regards, Carla

PS - Feel free to take a look at the other "concert portraits" in my

portfolio, if you'd like (same folder).

Most of the time, Steve plays with his eyes shut. Most of the time,

he amazes us. Maybe that's why many Marillion fans refer to him

as "God". :-)

Thanks for your comments and ratings on this photo. I'm experimenting

a bit and I'd like to have some feedback on the results.

Regards, Carla

Marillion's bass player Pete Trewavas during the Snow-where Else tour

last December. This is the first time I'm able to give Pete some of

the attention he so deserves. He is, however, difficult to photograph

as he keeps jumping and moving around on stage.

I'd like to know what you think of this photo, so thanks in advance

for your comments and ratings! Feel free to take a look at the other

Marillion photos in my portfolio if you'd like.

Regards, Carla

Mr. Steve Hogarth and a white tree, performing "Let It Snow".

Please let me know what you think.

It's nice to be back.

Regards,

Carla

Thanks for your comments, Miguel. I hadn't thought of this as being erotic in the slightest but now that you've mentioned it I can see where you're coming from. I see your portfolio hasn't stopped growing (in every sense), so let me wish you happy shootings!

Carla

Thanks, Mark! For the past few months I've been dedicating most of my "photo time" to my Marillion folder here on Photo.Net and it's always very rewarding to have such nice comments.

Thank you!

Wonderful, wonderful image, Erik! Great colours and texture. Congratz!

Regards, Carla

Well, Robert, I'd say this one is "decent" enough! :-) Nice colours and composition. Happy shootings

Regards, Carla

Another great photo, Janusz! Wonderful colours and texture. I was wondering if you have considered cropping a bit of the right-hand side so that the sunlit "road" didn't show.

Anyway, it's a beautiful image. Congratulations!

Regards, Carla

It's been a while since I last published anything nature-related but

I thought it'd be a nice change from the concert pictures.

So, what do you think of this photo? I'd like to have your comments

and ratings, so thanks in advance!

Regards, Carla

Lena, your picture made me smile because it instantly reminded me of two of my own (pink flowers against a clouded sky): http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=626874 :-)

I like your composition, and would like to see a bit more detail to the flowers on the foreground in order to strengthen the perspective. Happy shootings

Regards, Carla

Impressive image, Katherine. I particularly like the sea with its metal colours and detail. Happy shootings!

Regards, Carla

Very original concept, Takuji. I particularly like the colours. Congratulations and keep shooting!

Regards, Carla

Wonderful work, Robert. Congratulations!

Regards, Carla

Mr. h during the Lisbon gig of Marillion's Somewhere Else tour last

April.

I'd like to know what you think of this photo, so thanks in advance

for your comments and ratings!

Regards, Carla

PS - Feel free to take a look at my other Marillion photos if you'd

like (same folder).