Maybe if you actually tried looking at the photos on a phone, you might have rephrased your initial snarky remark to Mach0.
I wasn't expecting you to be in awe, I was holding onto hope that you might render an apology to him. However that was silly of me to even entertain that idea. You have to maintain that internet tough guy persona, right?
Oh, my dear boy, you mistake good-natured humor for snark al the time. You really need to work on that. My god...so entitled...cannot click on a link..must see each image as a whole collection..cannot bother to hit a back button and click a second link...good lord...can your generation/age demographic not do ANYTHING for itself? Must everything be about 100% mobile-compatible, on-the-go, instant access, 24/7?
That was my point....buuuut, it's easy to miss when one's an internet snark king...
The photos are good...nice, tight closeups shot with good glass, decent stage lighting, but no real "feel" for the show,since they are really tight closeups that a 300/2.8 produces, for the most part. Oh, there';s a shot of the drummer and part of the drum kit, but mostly, tight,tight closeupos.... I say this for those too overwhelmed with the difficulty of dealing with the need to have everything served up, INSTANTLY, and to
their complete,total satisfaction, on
their preferred device, using
their preferred application, at the
exact SECOND they need to SEE those images,with
zero effort on their part.
Oh.... ;-)
And as stated above, I wish there was at least something showing a wider view than a tight,tight headshot of a guy screaming into a microphone. There was zero "feel" for the show, or stage, or anything. Too tightly-framed for my taste.