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Hey where do I get the link info for photos. I have some in my pics folder that I want to add to the Concert photo group but every time I try I must put in the wrong info into the Image info spot. Do you get what I'm talking about?

Awesome pic. Nice work.

Cavewars

Info on this page isn't entirely accurate, but it's close enough!

Yeti vs. Penguin game? That sounds awesome.

Hey there...

um cd? whats that? !!!!

I have wed off and will get it together and send it out!!!!

Did you see how much those pics I took at the concert are going for with 3 days to go?!!!! Holy Crap!!!!!!!!! I am so glad that the charity is benefitting so much from this! Yay!

Still doing my pic of the day if you wanna see aht I am up to on a day to day basis... still have to post a huge bunch from yesterdays walk to work......

http://photofaye.blogspot.com/

Oh God, too young to know of Dr Who?! How incredibly old I now feel! The last episode had lots of local political satire - stuff about the Iraq war. Hilarious.

Great photos! And excellent bowling shirts!

Sock Army? nice!!! just might have to build one of those...

Unfortunately, I can't either... Like I said, I have a problem...lol

Yes, I am bossy, haha.

That has to be the cutest pic!!!!!!!
Awww and it was good to be missed I am off to email you RIGHT now!!!!!!!

I'm not such a stickler that I don't like motion blur, it's handshake I don't like. That particular photo has a combination of both. Motion blur can be great in some cases, but I like to have some sort of "anchor" in the photo - whether it's someone's face, the pickups on the guitar, etc. It just depends. Basically, anyone can make a blurry concert photo - that's what most of them look like. The clarity and color richness in my photos is what sets them apart from the average fare, so I go for clarity when I can get it.

Good luck with the RollerGirls - it's a really tough gig. I've heard that the lighting for some of the events can be really horrendous. I think I'm lucky that there's so much light at the events I've shot - a lot of teams will shut off the overheads altogether, which with my available light setup would mean I go home. I don't have an external Flash and am unfortunately ignorant of their use at this point.

Yeah, Steve and I are in regular contact through the day on AIM, so we've rapped about Flash stuff here and there. At one point I bought a Flash and started using it, but I just can't get into it. Part of it is because I just find flash photography to be annoying. It's irritating as a performer to have someone with some mongo flash like a 550 going off in your face while playing - been there, done that - so I like avoiding them out of empathy for the performers. But at the same time, for some types of music it's the only thing that really works. I look at some of Steve's shit and think "there's no way I could do that with available light". So I'm limiting myself in a place where I really shouldn't. Oh well, some day I'll get over it.

Canon's got some killer 85's. That Nikon is supposed to be incredible, but the Canon 85mm f/1.8 is a damn fine lens, especially for the price. Unfortunately their f/1.2 is a little pokey in the focus speed department, so it's of questionable usefullness to a sports photographer. A lot of the stuff in my Rollergirl galleries was done with the 85, but the 135L is the ticket if you've got the space and shutterspeeds - it's so ridiculously sharp wide-open.

Hi!

Did you ever find out the bilboard?
Looks so funny.
And a merry fuck you today!

that ball is wild!

I have pics on a ton of band webby sites! Makes me feel all glowy and lovey inside!

The prids just rock my socks.... they are the bestest! They are leaving to go on tour for two months... I will miss themoodles and stoodles. I did some press pics for them last night at thier first gig of the tour.. I love the pics, but not sure they are exactly what they need....we shall see what feedback I get.

And I have been really lame and not sent off your cd OR even emailed you......


I am such a bad bad girl.......