Band practice shots

[LUVLaratreun]

Here's some pictures of a band I photograph, Pudrema, at a practice session. CC welcome!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v46/TwiggyD/IMG_0826.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v46/TwiggyD/IMG_0834.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v46/TwiggyD/IMG_0837.jpg

[saturnin]

try to keep guitar heads in your pics, having hte head is important :D

If u have wide shots of th band members post them up, a full bandmember shot is more effective.

exposure in your pics looks good, keep @ it

[tipsy]

Not to knock, but, How come you dont capture the people?

Is this artistic license?

x

[LUVLaratreun]

Thanks for the comments so far guys! These are some of my more artistic pictures - I enjoy taking pictures that tell part of a story if you understand what I mean. I do have full shots of the band, I don't like them as much though because the background isn't up to scratch with what I wuold like it to be. I'll put some up anyway when I get a bit more time.
I do have some with the guitarheads in (check my avator), but thanks for the tip!

[InspiredGraphix]

Is there a guitar head in your avatar is there? :D

I echo the other posts, but think the second one works best in the "artistic kinda realm". I am a bit too technical to capture it, but that's what i reckon.

If the background sux, then just get in nice and tight, blur the nuts off the background, and there you have it! :D

Rob

[René Damkot]

I'ld like to see some faces, and some shots without flash.
(With a bit differnt framing) some of these shots could work out quite nice, but not with on camera flash as main light IMO.

[moemoe6434]

these shots really do nothing for me. I agree, if the background is bad that is prime bokeh time.