Awolnation - Spring Break 2013 Tour (Grand Rapids, MI)

Crazy show. Sold out venue and the crowd was really into it. Opening bands Mother Mother and Blondfire were great too. My only complaint was the stage lighting. VERY heavy blues during AWOL's set which were a total pain to clean up in Lightroom. Skin tones still look a bit off but I think I did the best I could with them.

If anyone has some editing suggestions for these, I'd love to hear your opinions:

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Here's a 'Before & After' to give you an idea of how my unedited, raw shots looked:

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Nice! I really like #5. Enjoying your fisheye I see!

Cool that you put the before and after shot up there. I'm impressed with how well you bring out the skin tones.

Thanks aardvark! Sometimes I think I rely on the fisheye too much, but I love it! It's such a fun lens.

good job i saw them at coachella last year and i really liked them. i like 1 and 4

This will probably sound like an amateur-hour question, but how in the world did you remove so much of the blue hue in LR?

I really have a lot to learn. . .had the same problems shooting Azaelia Banks a few weeks back.

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This will probably sound like an amateur-hour question, but how in the world did you remove so much of the blue hue in LR?

I really have a lot to learn. . .had the same problems shooting Azaelia Banks a few weeks back.

I usually just start playing around with the white balance first. After that, I'll move on to Split Toning and play around with the highlights. If the skintones still look off after that, then I'll move on to the Camera Calibration's hue & saturation sliders. This is all done from RAW files though.

Number 7 is a great use of the fisheye! Love it!!