Comments | adamlambertetc: Adam Lambert @ FM Kirby Center 6-4-10

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Adam Lambert @ FM Kirby Center 6-4-10

Jun 09, 2010 01:57

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subject: dancers, subject: camila grey, subject: tommy ratliff, subject: longineu parsons, subject: monte pittman, photo: performance

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aligning_stars June 9 2010, 05:59:18 UTC

beautiful beautiful beautiful

SUTAN
:D

matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:01:06 UTC

well that took 9 million hours lol

aligning_stars June 9 2010, 06:02:11 UTC

worth it!!!!

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matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:05:38 UTC

Thanks Kell! ;)

zoaster_toaster June 9 2010, 06:10:09 UTC

Have I ever told you how amazing of a photographer you are? 'Cause you are.

matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:12:28 UTC

Thank you. :) I always want to be better though. And I know it's totally nitpicky to complain about the sharpness when most of these are 15-20x digital zoom, but I wish they were crisper. I'll try again at my other shows. :)

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matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:12:50 UTC

Thank you. <3 I hope people can use them for stuff.

lv2bliberal June 9 2010, 06:12:17 UTC

Absolutely STUNNING shots. The birdseye view is magnificent. Thanks so much for sharing. <333

matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:13:34 UTC

Thank YOU for commenting! The furtherest one back shows my camera basically zoomed all the way back, so you can see I was really testing my cams limits that night!

lv2bliberal June 9 2010, 06:26:38 UTC

What camera where you using? It did a terrific job of handling the low light from that distance.

matertenebrarum June 9 2010, 06:30:25 UTC

YES. That is the exact reason I got the camera I got. I said "which point and shoot does they best in low light" and they told me: Canon G10. now i took A LOT of blurs too (and some of these are not as sharp as i like... i get pixel grain when i move in with digital zoom) so it's not like every pic you take is gonna be stunning... you just have to have a steady hand and a lot of patience. I didn't use flash on these, obviously, because that would've been utterly useless, but if I'm close enough to use flash and I can pop and freeze the subject and then drag the shutter out, that's where i can get gold!