Went
to see Rush at the Bell Center this past Thursday night and as usual,
they put on a great show. The only distraction I had from the music
happened at the beginning of the second half of the show when the press
photographers hit the scene to capture some images for the papers the
next day. For two songs, the music served as background noise while my
attention was focused on the photographers moving around the floor
trying to get the best angles for their pictures. I haven't had the good
luck to photograph any big name rock bands, but I did have a great time
with the Choeur Vives Voix (http://www.vivesvoix.ca)
back in April. This shot came from a musical number during their show.
It being a low light situation, I had to pump up the ISO to 1600.
Meaning that if you could see a full size blow-up of this image there
would be lots of 'grain' in the photo. Luckily, this isn't visible at
such a small size and results in a nice little photo. The same applies
for newsprint as the noise wouldn't show in a newspaper either. I shot
at f/3.2 with an exposure speed of 1/125sec which is near the limit to
be able to freeze movement. I had lots of fun at that show and maybe
with a little luck, there might be a Rush waiting for me somewhere in my
future as well.
"We've taken care of everything
The words you hear the songs you sing
The pictures that give pleasure to your eyes."
The words you hear the songs you sing
The pictures that give pleasure to your eyes."
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