As part of a journey from Chicago to New Orleans taking shots for a book on Highway 61 I was lucky enough to go to this festival in Helena, Arkansas but unlucky in that I managed to break my HVL58 before this (at Chess studios as it happens) As a result these shots are done with an A900, the 70-400G and the HVL F20AM!
James Cotton
Roy Rogers
Vasti Jackson
King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
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King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
Last edited by caporip on Tue Dec 04, 2012 1:07 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival
I find HVL20 reasonable if the subjects are reasonably close. Excellent capture of the mood, and the artists in action.
That 70-400G keeps popping up, tempting me, drawing me further and further into the vortex of lens addiction.
With best regards,
Sury
That 70-400G keeps popping up, tempting me, drawing me further and further into the vortex of lens addiction.
With best regards,
Sury
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival
Thanks Sury
The HVL 20 was a life saver on this trip glad i packed it!
The HVL 20 was a life saver on this trip glad i packed it!
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
Yep. I It is always there on my A900. More than it should in fact.
Sury
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
More 70-400 shots:-
James Cotton
Big George Brock
and one of the audience:-
James Cotton
Big George Brock
and one of the audience:-
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
I love the first two in the set. I take it HVL20 is still at work. The B&W is my favorite.
Sury
Sury
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Re: King Biscuit Blues Festival shots with 70-400 and HVL20
Thanks Sury, yes both of those were using the HVL20 again.sury wrote:I love the first two in the set. I take it HVL20 is still at work. The B&W is my favorite.
Sury
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