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Blues Print @ The Landsdowne, August 28, 2005
My mum was singing in a thrown-together band called "Blues Print" playing... well... the blues... before The Arseclowns and Green Beaver last night.
Last edited by Nnnnsic on Mon Aug 29, 2005 6:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Nice shots, what was the iso and exif details. Wouldn't have been easy with the low light. Love the names
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I've been rapidly coming to the conclusion that I rarely like your pics. Probably too artistic for my plebean tastes. That said  on to this lot
Number one is just awesome. Great feel of action without being too blurry. #2 is good, but needs a judicious chop at the top (ABOVE your mum's head  )
#3 - nope #4 - nice candid (means I like it  )
#5 - don't know how you PPd this, but it works a treat - the high light intensity really zings out of this image #6 - another dud (the shot that is) #7 - great B & W conversion - like the washed out effect Now I've got to go and chastise myself for thnking I didn't like your work  Peter
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the treatment on the 2nd last one is fantastic
is it a solarized effect with noise, or just shot at high ISO and shutterspeed?
Number 6 is great
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