James Nash

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By: Michael Kanemoto
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Michael Kanemoto {Karma:22115}
Project	#55 Peace & Tranquility	Camera Model	Nikon D70
Categories	People Stage Candids	Film Format	Digital RAW
Portfolio	Bands	Lens	Sigma 50-500 F4-F6.3 EX
Uploaded	9/18/2006	Film / Memory Type	Hitachi 2.0 GB Microdrive
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Location	City - Winfield State - KANSAS Country - United States
About	The ladies like James. I like James and the Waybacks for upholding the fine Bluegrass and roots tradition of the jam bands like the Grateful Dead and newer artists like Keller Williams. Here's James at one of his more sublime moments.

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Michael Kanemoto {K:22115} 9/19/2006

Jacob:

No monopod, no tripod, all handheld due to security and crowds. I'm getting some nice guns from holding the "Bigma Sigma".

Jacob French {K:6315} 9/19/2006

Nice photo. Having and using this lens myself, I can say that one of its drawbacks is the slow speed. I love the reach and range of the lens, but I can see how it could be an issue with the lack of lighting and a concert event. My latest attempts at sports photography made use of this lens and I wasn't really that upset by my results! Sure was glad to have the monopod, though! :-) Easy to shake at 500mm.

Well done! :-D
J

Michael Kanemoto {K:22115} 9/18/2006

Joggie:

ISO 1600 with the Shutter manually forced to 1/125 just to keep the image from blurring out (500mm) - the result was a really dark shot with only the highlights of the artist. Charrobscuro. Quite a lot of grain in there.

Joggie van Staden {K:41700} 9/18/2006

Excellent image Michael - great tones and lovely seperated from the black background. What ISO setting did you use? Regards.
joggie

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