Comments on: Repeatedly Capturing the Same Shot http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/ Taking note of the good things Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:10:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: PHEBES http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3560 PHEBES Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:03:06 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3560 OOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo!!! WOW!! lovely OOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooo!!! WOW!! lovely

]]> By: Jean Gilliland http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3461 Jean Gilliland Sat, 21 Jun 2008 23:37:32 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3461 Interesting and complex what you must consider when taking a shot, but isn't that what makes digital technology so wonderful--even amateurs like myself feel inspired to try my hand in the most difficult lighting situations (not that I could capture a moment quite like you--yet). I agree with Lisa--in this shot, you captured the essence of Merrill Osmond, the singer, not only in his posture and body language but also in the starry effect of the lighting, which seems to underscore his mood (I'm guessing you took this either during "Let Me In" or "In the Beginning" (during The Plan medley). Evocative shot. Nicely done. Interesting and complex what you must consider when taking a shot, but isn’t that what makes digital technology so wonderful–even amateurs like myself feel inspired to try my hand in the most difficult lighting situations (not that I could capture a moment quite like you–yet).

I agree with Lisa–in this shot, you captured the essence of Merrill Osmond, the singer, not only in his posture and body language but also in the starry effect of the lighting, which seems to underscore his mood (I’m guessing you took this either during “Let Me In” or “In the Beginning” (during The Plan medley). Evocative shot. Nicely done.

]]> By: Lynn Roberts - Florida http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3441 Lynn Roberts - Florida Fri, 20 Jun 2008 03:38:28 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3441 Lisa - your description is right on the mark! I agree...another awe inspiring capture. We are truly Blessed to have you document this for us!!! Bravo, once again :) Lisa - your description is right on the mark! I agree…another awe inspiring capture. We are truly Blessed to have you document this for us!!! Bravo, once again :)

]]> By: Angela S http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3437 Angela S Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:39:24 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3437 Oh Jeremy, please keep them coming. Another fantastic shot. I so look forward to the book! Oh Jeremy, please keep them coming. Another fantastic shot. I so look forward to the book!

]]> By: Lisa http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3433 Lisa Thu, 19 Jun 2008 18:01:30 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3433 Jeremy.....your photo capture of Donny---one word: INCREDIBLE! Now, this one of Merrill--is, to me, the artist and how I have always seen Merrill since I first discovered the Osmonds in '68. He's the center...the lead singer...the one in the spotlight. Base in hand, microphone in the stand.....and, not only can you see him singing--but you can almost capture what he's singing. You said "Most fans of course what to see more detail of their favorite artist, and some want to be so close they can count the pores on his/her face." I must be different. I like the Osmonds....okay, I love the Osmonds. But it's their music--their vocals, their on stage presence and the way they portray themselves....more than their "looks"...that I admire....so keep up the great "lighting" shots....I don't like pores, nose hairs, etc. etc. I like my memories.....and you seem to capture the Osmonds as we like to see them! Jeremy…..your photo capture of Donny—one word: INCREDIBLE!

Now, this one of Merrill–is, to me, the artist and how I have always seen Merrill since I first discovered the Osmonds in ‘68. He’s the center…the lead singer…the one in the spotlight. Base in hand, microphone in the stand…..and, not only can you see him singing–but you can almost capture what he’s singing.

You said “Most fans of course what to see more detail of their favorite artist, and some want to be so close they can count the pores on his/her face.” I must be different. I like the Osmonds….okay, I love the Osmonds. But it’s their music–their vocals, their on stage presence and the way they portray themselves….more than their “looks”…that I admire….so keep up the great “lighting” shots….I don’t like pores, nose hairs, etc. etc. I like my memories…..and you seem to capture the Osmonds as we like to see them!

]]> By: Annie http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3432 Annie Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:48:11 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3432 Great photo of Merrill, love the way you have caught the lights ray's in the corner, especially suited for the Plan song, Thanks for the tips on too, handy to know for a novice! Great photo of Merrill, love the way you have caught the lights ray’s in the corner, especially suited for the Plan song,
Thanks for the tips on too, handy to know for a novice!

]]> By: Ali E. http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3431 Ali E. Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:38:55 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3431 Great photo! Great photo!

]]> By: Sherry http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3429 Sherry Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:04:34 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3429 You did it again Mr. Jeremy Hall. The lighting is awesome, especially the way you've captured the rays from the lights. I have to agree - sometimes you have to take a lot of pictures just to get the one that is perfect - been there, done that. I agree that having full access of the venues and being able to take shots at different angles definitely gives you an advantage to taking pictures during a show, some of us which will never have that happen - but maybe one day. You did it again Mr. Jeremy Hall. The lighting is awesome, especially the way you’ve captured the rays from the lights.

I have to agree - sometimes you have to take a lot of pictures just to get the one that is perfect - been there, done that.

I agree that having full access of the venues and being able to take shots at different angles definitely gives you an advantage to taking pictures during a show, some of us which will never have that happen - but maybe one day.

]]> By: Sue Marshall http://www.whatsgottastay.com/repeatedly-capturing-the-same-shot/#comment-3428 Sue Marshall Thu, 19 Jun 2008 17:04:05 +0000 http://www.whatsgottastay.com/?p=393#comment-3428 Great article and some useful tips there Jeremy. Love the photo of Merrill too... I'm going to submit this to stumble, del.icio.us and digg as they have photography sections, I think LOL Have a good weekend. Sue Great article and some useful tips there Jeremy.

Love the photo of Merrill too…

I’m going to submit this to stumble, del.icio.us and digg as they have photography sections, I think LOL

Have a good weekend.

Sue

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