Posted by Laurie (New Jersey, United States) on 17 February 2007 in Miscellaneous and Portfolio.
This is from an orchestra concert back in January. Before the concert while I was shooting the warm up I had noticed this interesting graffiti up on the wall high up by the catwalk where all the riggings and such were. I'm sorry if I don't know the proper stage terms for what that area is so please bear with me. I didn't have the opportunity to really get a good look until after the concert as the stage was being cleared of chairs and music stands. I decided it might just make for an interesting composition so I shot it and this is the result.
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This photo of the Bucknell Quad is a 2 page feature photo in the Summer 2008 issue of Bucknell Magazine.
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Love this one.... it's these moments that makes us takes a personal insight, that nobodys understand. You were there for the Show... but at every corner there "other" shows.
Great One!
Cheers,
17 Feb 2007 6:47am
@Ins@no: Thanks.
Great capture laurie - wonderful night shot - well done - I love all this guerrilla art!
17 Feb 2007 9:12am
@Jerry: Thanks. I thought the location of the graffiti was interesting. I don't think it was recent either, I believe it to be older.
This is a super shot. It tells a whole story with the rigging and the spots on the wall. I like the way the spots highlight the graffiti and the rest is shadowy.
17 Feb 2007 1:35pm
@photowannabe: Thanks. I think the textures and shadows that were created by the lighting were what really caught my eye first.
Excellent. Technically, this is beautiful at ISO1600 and very sharp at 1/60. The shot itself is a fine piece of street photography.
17 Feb 2007 11:31pm
@Michael Zhang: Thanks...I was a little surprised at the sharpness too since the lens I was using was also quite large and heavy without Vibration Reduction as well as handheld. I think the shot was just "meant to be".
Hi Laurie, I left you a note over at Blogger re your son.
As for aminus3, I agree, this is a better format, and as you know, i have been paralleling here http://montereyjohn.aminus3.com/ for some time.
18 Feb 2007 2:44am
@MontereyJohn: Thanks for the well wishes over at Capture This. I will share them with Rob, if he hasn't looked at them already.
Yes I did see that you were paralleling here.
I originally wanted it to be a different set of photos and largely it is, but after some of the issues I'd been having with Blogger, I decided to start being proactive and just move some past posts here to the archives. I like the archiving system better here as well, it offers a little more info without opening page after page.
The only drawback here is that Aminus isn't able to work with an outside server at this point so I cannot use my .com domain the way I would like. I could do a redirect but then it wouldn't show my .com in the url. I also have a lot more control of my template on Blogger. I can make a completely unique one that is suited for my needs. If I only knew code I could really go nuts and make it really interesting.
Lovely light.... very cool.
18 Feb 2007 3:14pm
@Azhar: Thanks...glad you like it.
My initial impression was Phantom of the Opera. Nice.
18 Feb 2007 5:29pm
@John: Thanks.
It is scenery such as a movie. Very nice.
19 Feb 2007 3:40am
@badala: Thanks.
The backstage graffiti is well captured in nice light! Very well done!
20 Feb 2007 10:34am
You're not good in capturing street photos mmh? Liar! Such a very nice shot! :)
23 Mar 2007 7:17pm
@Tim: Ahh but Tim this is actually from backstage at an orchestra concert...lol. So technically not a"street photo".
Thanks though I got a good smile from this comment. :-D
Wow you found that quickly too!
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