Rock Concert Bangalore

[judelazaro]

This was a concert that my brothers band performed at I used a EF 50mm 1.8 and the EF 24-70mm f2,8 L USM

The bass guitarist of Parikrama..
http://thelazarobrothers.com/plugins/p17_image_gallery/images/924.jpg


The drummer of parikrama...
http://thelazarobrothers.com/plugins/p17_image_gallery/images/925.jpg

http://thelazarobrothers.com/plugins/p17_image_gallery/images/923.jpg

the podgy guitarist...
http://thelazarobrothers.com/plugins/p17_image_gallery/images/910.jpg

hope you'all like it

[narlus]

one demerit for a 5 string bass. ;)

i'd have cropped the mics out of the last pic. 1st pic is the keeper for sure.

[DwightMcCann]

Which is your brother?

[René Damkot]

I like the drummer shot. Nice moment on the bass player shot, but what distract me here (and on the other shots) is the high viewpoint: You get to see a lot of (messy, untidy, ugly) stage floor.
On #1 I do like that i can see the audience, but I would have preferred it lighter, without the microphone stand in the way, an possibly with a bit more (inter)action.

[Steve Parr]

what distract me here (and on the other shots) is the high viewpoint: You get to see a lot of (messy, untidy, ugly) stage floor.


That's probably the reason I like that one the most. That's what stage floors are like. The audience gets to see the glitz and glamour of a stage show, but they never get to see the reality of the stage.

And I've played on some stages that make that one look downright beautiful!

Steve

[blackshadow]

I like number 2 and 3 as you get a good look at their facial expressions.

[rklepper]

I really like them. Personally I prefer seeing the messy stage as it gives it a real feel. I personally do not like shots that seem too staged (no pun intended)