Well, different venue for a change...
Thought it might be nice to shoot a 'bigger name', so went to BRMC in Lucky, Rijssen.
Venue has a capacity of about 1200 AFAIK. Only 450 tickets were sold.
I guess 1200 would include the balcony, since otherwise there's no way that would have fitted in...
Anyway. Support act was "The Horse Company".
I was allowed to shoot the entire show of the support, and BRMC had a 3 song - absolutely no flash allowed rule.
I used the support act to get a feeling for the venue and lighting.
I needn't have bothered about getting a feeling for the lighting, since BRMC used Atomics almost exclusively for song 2 and 3. Combine that with lots of smoke, and not too much room to move around in (no photo pit), and you're in for a challenge...
It also was quite frustrating to see that after the fifth song, the rest of the lighting was used quite competently, and there were quite a few (not credential-led) photographers merrily snapping away, sometimes using AF assist lights and flash... Ah well.
So, enough rambling, here are some images:
#1: The Horse Company:
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#2: Drummer:
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#3: Singer of BRMC:
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#4: Lots of smoke:
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#5: Caught a few flashes of the strobes:
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#6: The guitar player:
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#7: Accidentally bumped the shutterspeed dial while wading throught the audience. About a stop underexposed. Bummer:
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#8: Stage overview:
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All images here
All shot with 1D2, 20-35L, 50/1.4, 100/2.0 and 80-200L
Exif is in there.
C&C appreciated.

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