i really like these kind of angle on the shots! well done!!

gah you are so lucky!

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<33 Chelsey Marcelle <33

I Randy Christensen!!

dude i really love all your picstures one day ill have
faved yur entire gallery really man
your ever so good!

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oh my god I love love love it. I wish I was going to this tour but it's on a school night....

ooo! i was at that show.


gorgeous picture.
William is quite the fox.

amazing. it was a fun show.
i enjoyed your photographs from that show, but this one takes the cake. haha.

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wonderful picture
any tips how to take good consert pics when it's dark?

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I'm still working that all out for myself haha
If you're like me and you're not particularly partial to flash, I'd recommend buying/renting a wide-angle lense, something with an f-stop of around f2.8 or lower, and crank up your ISO to between 400 and 800, at which point you'll have to consider grain. If you can buy a cheap f1.5 prime lense or something like that, that'll help as well. You won't get much in the way of zoom, but it'll do what you need it to, light-capturing-wise. There are some shows that are are just too dark to get something decent without a flash, but that's probably your best bet. The current lense I'm working with is a Canon L-series f2.8 24mm - 70mm USM lense. As well, adjust your settings for a fairly quick shutter speed and try that. Hope that sort of helps, if you've got any more questions, feel free to ask!
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Thanks ^^ I'll just try it all out. I have a f1.7 lense so that's good for me then I guess. I'll go to as many free conserts as I can and practice now. Thanks again for all the good tips

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