Actually it's less fun to shoot a show rather than just enjoy it because your mind is focused on photography, which is a very dynamic set of variables made more dynamic by a live performance. You have to set your camera up properly for exposure, think about positioning yourself and the camera for good framing, composition, and getting a good angle on your subject. You also have to time your shutter right when you think the shot will look the best. You get a feel for when a performer might do something cool based on the structure of the song they're playing. You also have to work diligently to keep your subject in focus. And you have to work around/in the crowd.
But at the end it's something I want to give a good shot at, and now is my opportunity.
Thanks funnyman :)
Actually it's less fun to shoot a show rather than just enjoy it because your mind is focused on photography, which is a very dynamic set of variables made more dynamic by a live performance. You have to set your camera up properly for exposure, think about positioning yourself and the camera for good framing, composition, and getting a good angle on your subject. You also have to time your shutter right when you think the shot will look the best. You get a feel for when a performer might do something cool based on the structure of the song they're playing. You also have to work diligently to keep your subject in focus. And you have to work around/in the crowd.
But at the end it's something I want to give a good shot at, and now is my opportunity.
You are awesome man @pfunk.