A Photo a Week Challenge: 12’s a Crowd
Nothing is more crowded — or more difficult to shoot when you are a member of the audience — than an orchestra, not to mention the choir. I’ve been relatively lucky, but I also took so many pictures, at least some of them were sure to come out reasonably well!
Bass and strings and the conductor and chorus at the Boston Pops as Christmas approached
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What a wonderful photo! It can be tricky to photograph stage performances, but looks like they had a goodly amount of light for you. 🙂 Thanks for joining the challenge!
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Big concerts are usually easier because they have better light. But I also had a pretty fast lens and that NEVER hurts 😀
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Fast lenses are a blessing. 🙂
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Yes, especially on LONG lenses. This was only a 2.8, but most of my long lenses are slower than that. Like … a lot slower.
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Mine, too. 🙂
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Wouldn’t that be fun – to go to a concert – right about now.
Leslie
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Yes, but not in Boston. The idea of negotiating Boston traffic is not a happy thought. I’d rather by a good CD and play it at home.
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I know what you mean. I remember our traffic jam in Boston only too well.
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It is like that ALL the time these days. it has taken all the fun out of the excursion. If we never went into Boston, it would be fine. I miss the things IN the city, but that traffic is simply horrendous.
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Same here Marilyn, I just hate driving.
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I agree.
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But you got a good capture and I am sure it was a great concert
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They have quite a lot of light on that stage and the lens was pretty fast. And thank you. It WAS a great concert 🙂
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