Take It To The Limit - Branson, MO

These guys are an Eagles tribute band. They put on a great show. I had plenty of light most of the time. I used 17-55 2.8 and 70-200 2.8. Complete gallery can be found here.

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Nice set - #2 & #4 are favourites - I'm liking the expression in #6, too.

Other will probably disagree with me here, but I find the background in #4 a tad distracting; I'd probably clean & center in photoshop, looking something like this:

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#6 is special, while the set is very representative of the show and is sharp and well framed...

The skirting on the stage platforms is distracting... It should have been black material...

There is also another Eagle's Tribute band out of Nashville... "Tequila Sunrise", I'll be photographing them in August...

They're all good for me and I disagree with Eroded ... when you've got a band someone is always in the background and "cleaning them up" removes the 'smell of the grease paint', but I agree that sometimes there is just too much clutter or something bright and irrelevant such as a water bottle might want to be cloned out.

There must be a "water bottle" dilemma in this business... from my shows, every single photo seems to have one...

Learn to say " Uno cervesa Corona, por favor... Texate, is OK too...

Thanks for the comments. I may clone out the occasional mic partially in the pic, or some other odd artifact, or darken something a bit, but I generally leave the background stuff alone.

Thanks again