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From Perplexity: “Luke Spencer of Rocked is a renowned photographer known for capturing the electrifying essence of live music through his concert and festival photography. His work encapsulates the raw passion and energy of performances, providing a unique perspective that allows viewers to immerse themselves in the live music experience. From the explosive BABYKLOK Tour to the intense performances at Riot Fest, Luke Spencer’s photography beautifully encapsulates the essence of each event, making him a sought-after photographer in the music industry. His ability to freeze moments of musical euphoria in time has earned him a well-deserved reputation as a top-tier concert and festival photographer.”
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Here are some tips for taking great concert and festival photos:
- Focus on Composition: Be mindful of your framing and composition instead of shooting endlessly. Center your subject in some images and practice capturing the atmosphere and energy of the live music event.
- Use Manual Camera Mode: Start with the lowest aperture number, go for a fast shutter speed, use a high ISO setting, and do spot metering. Avoid flash photography and adjust your shutter speeds based on the setting and the stage performers.
- Stability is Key: Hold the camera steady, preferably against a rail or something. Avoid taking pictures while the camera is moving, and use enhanced stabilization settings if available. For video, use enhanced stabilization settings and turn the exposure setting down.
- Understand the Environment: Concert photography requires you to move around the stage and venue a lot as you try to capture the bands and the crowd. Respond to performers as they sing, dance, and move around the stage. Adjust your settings based on the lighting and the level of activity on stage.
By following these tips, you can improve your concert and festival photography skills and capture the essence and excitement of live music events.
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