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This dude is signing people up to be extras in a new movie they're filming at Adams & Wells. Yet, he doesn't want to be in pictures himself...
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“Viajar al Perú es despertar sueños pendientes, es conectarse con uno mismo, es adentrarse en 5 mil años de historia viva." 🇵🇪 “Traveling to Peru is to wake up pending dreams, is to connect with oneself, is to enter 5 thousand years of living history." 🇬🇧 .
It's almost as if music seems to heighten every emotion. You might be going to a show to see a band but there's all of these elements outside of your control. You might be anxious about meeting someone there, the aggressiveness of the crowd, or arriving too late. Set times might change or you might be waiting in a super hot and poorly ventilated packed space for a musician who is an hour plus late.
Going to a show has all of these factors for those who aren't shooting it. For those who are photographing, there's a whole new set. Some venues are inconsistent about whether they will have a photopit up and you never seem to know until you actually get there. For us, a band going on early means, if the venue follows the strict 3 song limit, we might not get a chance to photograph that musician period. With an aggressive crowd, we also risk not only broken bones but thousands of dollars of camera equipment that may not be ensured breaking. And, of course, dark lighting or nonexistent lighting for us means our coverage will look terrible and if it's a band we really care about, we can't help but stress about that. Also, even though so many of us do this for free out of love for the band, it's really not uncommon for the publicist or the venue to mess up and for us not to be on the list or even be allowed to take photos. This even happened to me just last Saturday. It can be one of the most nerve wracking experiences out there just to use your camera to capture the memories.
But above all, for me, the most anxiety is usually caused when I'm photographing someone quiet such as Laura Marling or Mirah. I never like to get in the way of others physically so I try to show up on the early side and try not to stand right in front of someone shorter than me. But that clicking sound of the shutter closing can be rather thunderous.
I'd been a Magnetic Fields fan for well over a decade when they played at Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music in 2008. I was lucky that my friend Sei Jin bought enough tickets early on when I was at work that Cinchel and I could buy two. Tickets were $25 a piece. For those unfamiliar with the venue, it's unfortunately not my favorite. It tends to host quieter acts in an environment I find stifling. Everyone sits down as if we're all a little too suburban to suffer standing. There is never any photopit and the light can be quite variable which means if you don't have a ticketed seat right up front, you aren't going to get any good shots.
I photographed Magnetic Fields for Venus Zine and I should have realized when it took so long to get the photopass that the band really wasn't all that interested in getting their picture taken. The first thing that happened before the show even began was a rude person at will call who told me that after I was finished shooting my ONE first song, I needed to leave. I had to explain I had actually paid $25 for the privilege of shooting the band for one song, which is rather unfortunate.
But the worst part came later. Stephin Merritt doesn't play with heavy distortion despite the fact that they were touring on an album by that name at the time. I've also heard he's a bit of an antisocial sort of person. Still, I really love his music and was just as anxious as I was excited.
The real horrible thing happened when right before the first song, Claudia Gonson turned to me-I was the only photographer there-and though I was taking photos from the seat and had purchased the tickets, though I wasn't using flash or being obtrusive, she says, "You KNOW it's only one song right?" It was unnecessary and, because it was directed right at me, it drew everyone's attention my way negatively even though that had never been my intention.
I still love the music but sometimes the more you get to know the personalities of those who sing the lyrics you know by heart and write the melodies that change your life, unfortunately, *sometimes* the more you dislike them as people.
I think Stephin Merritt is a genius but I'm kind of glad he's not my next door neighbor or something.
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Light Rain in the Canyon - I've never processed this image before. Glad I finally got around to it.
Aurora HDR is my new favorite HDR software. It has so many adjustment tools, you can create just the effect you want. Upper Antelope Canyon seemed like a great image to test it.
Garden of the Gods in Colorado springs is a beautiful place of sunrise. The exposure is very challenging, but the beautiful red rocks laminated by the morning sun is a great site.
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