Still revelling in (and recovering from) the fun times with the Burlington crew last weekend. I somehow turned off my alarm in my sleep this morning and was late for work... always a good sign.
So, here's a few pictures from the Radio Bean Saturday night:
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This last one was 'If One of Us Should Fall' w/out guitar.
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Photos © Katie Cultrera 2005
I shot mostly in black and white as the light was pretty low, and there's a red light on stage (and Brad wearing a yellow shirt) so color shots came out weird, as they usually do at Radio Bean. Perhaps I'll get a few more photos up from the weeked later tonight.
Brad in VT
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Photos from 01/29/05
Photos from Paul's Birthday Party...
© Katie Cultrera 2005
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hey, i know that guy in the front!
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Yet another 'Poor Boy' shot... it's scary how well I have the timing down on that one.
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Brad & Paul
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And it's not a party in Burlington until someone associated with Phish shows up... just kidding. That was a cool jam and I was digging the Rhythm-a-ning... too bad the cops came and ended the set a little early.
Pablo and Torph, I have a few more photos, I think you have the link.
© Katie Cultrera 2005
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v161/ ... 805_01.jpg">
hey, i know that guy in the front!
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v161/ ... 805_04.jpg">
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v161/ ... 805_05.jpg">
Yet another 'Poor Boy' shot... it's scary how well I have the timing down on that one.
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v161/ ... 805_13.jpg">
Brad & Paul
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v161/ ... 805_14.jpg">
And it's not a party in Burlington until someone associated with Phish shows up... just kidding. That was a cool jam and I was digging the Rhythm-a-ning... too bad the cops came and ended the set a little early.
Pablo and Torph, I have a few more photos, I think you have the link.
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Thanks Katie !!!! Damn I would ahve loved to make it up there to see this. How was that "If one of should fall"? Would have liked to hear it sung like that!
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"There is a lot more to people, then you might give them credit for."
Addictions: I spent many years unknowingly acquiring them, now I spend every minute trying to fight them.
HA! is brad really an angoleiro? 'grupo capoeira camara angola' - down in central square, boston, with mestre deraldo teaching - good school. a couple of months ago i was just showing a little hasteda (trip move) to andrew here in boulder.... if i had known brad was down, i would have been more directed at him. heheheheheh maybe next time.
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Hi Katie,
These photos are excellent! Definitely cool in B&W...though the one with trippy yellow and pink light is pretty wild. These with your new rig? Very crispy. Looks like it was a good time.
What do you use for resizing and edits? This seems to take most of the time. Sooner or later I'll put a gallery app up here, but I'm still checking them out. Have you used any that are web-based?
Have a good time in the great white north...hope you're doing sledding, skiing, boarding or at least building igloos.
-Keep up the quality work,
Phrazz
These photos are excellent! Definitely cool in B&W...though the one with trippy yellow and pink light is pretty wild. These with your new rig? Very crispy. Looks like it was a good time.
What do you use for resizing and edits? This seems to take most of the time. Sooner or later I'll put a gallery app up here, but I'm still checking them out. Have you used any that are web-based?
Have a good time in the great white north...hope you're doing sledding, skiing, boarding or at least building igloos.
-Keep up the quality work,
Phrazz
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Thanks Beth! I'll have to get around to making some more prints one of these days. You know, it would be nice to have a camera phone for those moments when I'm unprepared... maybe when I finally replace my gigantic 3 year-old Nokia phone (but the thing just won't die!)... Hey, did Pablo show you guys the book I gave him for his birthday of photos from shows he's been to? I love being able to look back and remember moments from shows... you were probably at most of those too.
Phrazz, I hadn't noticed your reply before now. I shot almost entirely in black and white that weekend because of the lighting situations, which left me with little editing to do (just a bit of playing with the levels and brightness/contrast) so I was able to get them up online pretty quickly. I normally use Photoshop 7.0. I also have PhotoStudio5, which came with my Cannon G5, but having used Photoshop for classes in college for years, I find using PhotoStudio to be less intuitive with the tools and key-shorcuts. I think once you figure out how to do the stuff you need to do in software with as many possabilities as Photoshop it's hard to switch to anything else. I normally edit on my computer and then FTP them to my gallery, and also upload them to a passworded album when I post on messageboards and stuff. For web-hosting galleries I've just used Photobucket and Fotki which don't have a lot of options for customizing the appearance of your webpages, but I spend so much time editing and toning the photos themselves, that I don't want to spend a lot of time on the web-appearance. (I also have unlimited space through my photo-hosting gallery so I can upload the huge files without having to worry about re-sizing.)
And sadly I haven't gotten in any skiing or even sledding this year, but I've heard about a huge igloo a friend built off the front of his college townhouse, I'll have to get a picture for before it melts!
Phrazz, I hadn't noticed your reply before now. I shot almost entirely in black and white that weekend because of the lighting situations, which left me with little editing to do (just a bit of playing with the levels and brightness/contrast) so I was able to get them up online pretty quickly. I normally use Photoshop 7.0. I also have PhotoStudio5, which came with my Cannon G5, but having used Photoshop for classes in college for years, I find using PhotoStudio to be less intuitive with the tools and key-shorcuts. I think once you figure out how to do the stuff you need to do in software with as many possabilities as Photoshop it's hard to switch to anything else. I normally edit on my computer and then FTP them to my gallery, and also upload them to a passworded album when I post on messageboards and stuff. For web-hosting galleries I've just used Photobucket and Fotki which don't have a lot of options for customizing the appearance of your webpages, but I spend so much time editing and toning the photos themselves, that I don't want to spend a lot of time on the web-appearance. (I also have unlimited space through my photo-hosting gallery so I can upload the huge files without having to worry about re-sizing.)
And sadly I haven't gotten in any skiing or even sledding this year, but I've heard about a huge igloo a friend built off the front of his college townhouse, I'll have to get a picture for before it melts!