Sand Pebbles at Revolver on Saturday night

[blackshadow]

Some more Australian psychedelic goodness - this time the Sand Pebbles who were in mind blowing form on Saturday night.

The video stuff made it interesting and for some very cool shots.

Full set can be seen here (http://www.photos.blackshadow.com.au/gallery/6769625_pf7R3/1/432293916_weGYQ).

C&C encouraged.

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http://www.photos.blackshadow.com.au/photos/432293916_weGYQ-L.jpg

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http://www.photos.blackshadow.com.au/photos/432311770_nJ6Zn-L.jpg

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http://www.photos.blackshadow.com.au/photos/432315923_PnXRS-L.jpg

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http://www.photos.blackshadow.com.au/photos/432297841_U5tW7-L.jpg

[DwightMcCann]

I'm not a fan of green lighting! Whole thing looks very difficult to me, Richard. No EXIF?

[René Damkot]

Oh joy, green *and* magenta stage lights :lol:
Another set that would probably look well in B&W.

Nice shots, but the color doesn't work for me. Again, less then stellar lighting IMO.

[blackshadow]

I'm not sure why there is no EXIF - maybe it gets stripped coming over from my website - the EXIF is certainly available there.

These were all shot with a 16-35 f2.8L II and 1D Mark III.

I didn't try a B&W conversion for these as I thought they looked pretty damned good in colour. This band usually play in no light so green/magenta/any light is fantastic. I really like the projections they were using - that made things a bit tricky.