Very nice capture! Brian’s a wild man in concert! I’ll see him in a couple weeks and see if I can get him to stand still long enough for a quick portrait! Love his music!
story_teller wrote:
Very nice capture! Brian’s a wild man in concert! I’ll see him in a couple weeks and see if I can get him to stand still long enough for a quick portrait! Love his music!
Many thanks Larry!
I have photographed Brian and his bands for over 25 years.
I have photos, I must post, when he was a regular of the Washington area "Capital Jazz Fests" of years ago. This is from Rehobeth Beach last Fall.
Dan
story_teller wrote:
Very nice capture! Brian’s a wild man in concert! I’ll see him in a couple weeks and see if I can get him to stand still long enough for a quick portrait! Love his music!
I have many more..Konica T3-135mm//they are soft..Most of my "BC" have to be scanned...
Dan
Fantastic images, Dan. I actually like the funky colors. I think there is a bit of a faded or vintage hue to them, which makes me enjoy them even more.
charley5 wrote:
Fantastic images, Dan. I actually like the funky colors. I think there is a bit of a faded or vintage hue to them, which makes me enjoy them even more.
-Charles
These are all from film and scanned Charles. Not the best but has an "era-esque" vibe to them The festivals, concerts, shows I photographed for, the musicians did NOT want a "glossy photo". "Funky" is thee exact word some used. Especially Brian Culbertson. His past few tours are called his "FUNK" tour.
Thanks Charles!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
These are all from film and scanned Charles. Not the best but has an "era-esque" vibe to them The festivals, concerts, shows I photographed for, the musicians did NOT want a "glossy photo". "Funky" is thee exact word some used. Especially Brian Culbertson. His past few tours are called his "FUNK" tour.
Thanks Charles!
Dan
I don't know if you would agree, Dan, but there is a "feel" to film that digital cannot emulate. But perhaps I am a dinosaur for believing that.
charley5 wrote:
I don't know if you would agree, Dan, but there is a "feel" to film that digital cannot emulate. But perhaps I am a dinosaur for believing that.
NO you are NOT a dinosaur at ALL Charles. I agree 100%.
It is like the olde classic cars" of my youth. Fun, built like a tank, easy to repair, great looking and if treated correctly..may las forever!!!
The pictures I uploaded lost something in the "upload" to FM. They appear oof and a bit crappy. Not sure why. I tried and retired but the image file remained whacko after the upload.
Thanks brother!
Dan
keepclicking wrote:
Dan, these are all fine 👍🏻
Thanks Parul. Need to re-calibrate my scanner. These are film scans.
Brian also lost alot of weight from the 2nd image to the last image.
Dan
