Blues harp player

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kawaracer

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Last sunday I went to a jam session in a bar (Café Revue, Louvain, Belgium) there were no real stage lights, so the camera was pushed to its limits (ISO4000, F2.8 and shutters between 1/80 and 1/200) what could I've done better?
 
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J-see

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The mic ruins the middle one a bit but they're pretty good shots.

I myself would go darker and moodier (bluesier?) but that's personal preference.

A bit like this (curve-wise):

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theregsy

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As a fairly experience gig tog i don't think you could do a lot differently, you have sharp shots well captured and framed, my one niggle would be to get an angle without the microphone in shot. Like I have said I do a fair amount of this kind of thing and stage furniture can be and is a nightmare, its often impossible to get a clean shot. Another point is that you have managed to get a good feel from the player which is especially tricky when half of his face is obscured by his hands. Well done :)
 
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kawaracer

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theregsy said:
As a fairly experience gig tog i don't think you could do a lot differently, you have sharp shots well captured and framed, my one niggle would be to get an angle without the microphone in shot. Like I have said I do a fair amount of this kind of thing and stage furniture can be and is a nightmare, its often impossible to get a clean shot. Another point is that you have managed to get a good feel from the player which is especially tricky when half of his face is obscured by his hands. Well done :)
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The last one is my best result in search for the clean shot, the middle one has the mic but it doesn't disturb the face. In the first one I like the expression in combination with the background

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