Saturday, October 22, 2011

Dictation overruled

There have been numerous entertainers that I have photographed through the years and have had little trouble with protocol until tonight. It was requested of me to photograph only songs two and three of the Luke Bryan show from where the sound board was situated. "That's hardly worth it" – was my response. From the location of the sound board I could photograph backs of drunken heads bobbing up and down. Well as it was, I received prior approval from the house that I could use the catwalk if desired. So, I desired and rather than watch the backside of countless concert-goers, I relied on elevation. The angle didn't turn out so bad from where I was seated. I am amazed when entertainers are placed so far up a pedestal that they seem out of reach with the real world. Tonight, I was above you but, my God is even higher!

Here are a few other images taken of the same country singer of at least three other concerts.
Nah-nah-nah-nah-nah.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

What happens on the twentieth day?


THIRD DAY in concert at Hobart Arena


Here is an image captured by a friend, while I was shooting Mike Donehey of Tenth Avenue North just before Third Day hit the stage. I enjoy photographing many entertainers and using available lighting.


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

We should be taking every opportunity










Opportunities are right before us, more than we know – and when they're right there even bright as the light, we should not hesitate to reach out as we are called to do.

After shooting a feature photo near the Great Miami River I spoke to a lady who needed help. She was struggling with many things. I told her that she needed to reach out to God. If she would – then she could find a home, get a job and be released of any addictions.

1 Peter 5:1–11, Philippians 2:1–4

Sunday, October 2, 2011

September Photo of the Month

Ultimately, it was a difficult decision to choose from several standouts for the month of September. Having a ball in mid-air as well as the subjects along with a flood of layering expressions took to the front. We'll discuss layering in a later blog – until then Be Blessed!