So Rave on Air 2008 is over. On the one hand I’m pleased; this project has been pretty tough and there’s been a lot of ups and downs. But then I guess that’s to be expected of any project, especially something that you’ve never done before. On the other hand it was great fun and a brilliant learning experience. It was something we’ve never done before, and it presented a great challenge. It’s opened my eyes to a lot of future possibilities and careers; it never hurts to branch out a little.
Today was day one of Rave on Air. The day for friends and family. Tomorrow shall be the final test when all the delegates from various companies come to see what we’ve done.
… and slow shutter speeds.
I’ve just been working on this virtual earthquake project when I noticed that the trees framed this shot quite nicely. So I grabbed a snap and then started playing around with slow shutter speeds. The result was pretty good.
I’ve been trying to take a lot of photos when I’m at gigs lately; I think I’m starting to build up quite a collection. A lot of the gigs are pretty low key, taking place in smaller venues. But I’ve got a few good images from much bigger gigs such as Iggy Pop when he peformed in Leeds during the summer. I’ve uploaded a fair few of them on to Flickr, so feel free to have a look.
