night club photos (NWS) (2)

Some Photos from a percussionist performing along to club music last night

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Hi everyone,

This will be my very first post in this section. Last week I got invited to my wife's work party as a photographer. This was totally out of my comfort zone, however, I must say that having read through ALL of your posts here helped a great deal. There are some true talents here. Thanks for all that info!

I would love some CC and how I could improve on my images.

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srika wrote in post #13766375
one of the best photos I've seen in here... well done.

Thank you!!!!!!!

srika wrote in post #13766454
yeah, I mean I can recognize the presets in your photos. IMO that is not a good thing, it detracts from your creative process as an artist. If you want to do it quick, you can use one of those presets, and back down the color so it looks closer or all the way to B&W. B&W is on the 'anonymous' end in terms of presets, if its B&W there's pretty much no way to recognize it. Just my 2 cents, obviously do what you feel like doing.

I really appreciate the feedback. I'll take that into consideration next weekend after my 2 gigs.

Thanks!

pod_canon wrote in post #13767745
Yep, that's the Terrace. I'll be around.

Sweet. I've always been a big fan of your work. Would be nice to meet you!

sorry for the bad Facebook quality

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I love checking this thread before I go shoot! Ill post some pics soon.

A few from last week:

Have to say Brandsanity, you are bloody brave shooting into that laser, It's one thing that i will never do, seen too much 5D sensors wrecked due to lasers lol.

aidanjones88: That's only for video.

fminus wrote in post #13788203
aidanjones88: That's only for video.

It's for any time the sensor is exposed, not just video.

fminus wrote in post #13788203
aidanjones88: That's only for video.

It is more likely to happen when doing video but as SleazyMermaid said, it can happen at any time the sensor is exposed to the laser, obviously the stronger the laser the bigger chance of it being destroyed.

This happened to one of my photog buddys last year and it certainly could not have been due to video as he uses a Nikon D700 in the clubs.

in anycase im not brave enough to do it lol. I dont mind watching the laser and if it has a pattern, learn it and take a quick photo when i know its going to be facing away from the sensor but i would never take it head on.

Are the photos too orange? I did these on my macbook pro which is calibrated but on my work PC (Asus monitor) it looks orange.

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They look fine to me and I am looking at them through an older model Dell laptop.