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I saw Daikaiju tonight, a mere four months since they came here last. And I actually brought my camera for once. All I got at their last show was a crappy cellphone pic of the destroyed stage at the end of the night, and all it looked like on that crappy camera was a bunch of red and something that may have been a drum.

So

To make up for last time, I took way too many pics… »

I really don’t want to be forever known as “the guy who takes pictures of clouds”, but [see title of post]:

Two things I saw from the parking deck, before I died of sweating.

One more, so “soon” is now a meme and/or a stupid viral marketing campaign (can’t rule out marketing; like stupidity, it’s everywhere you want to be).

Seriously, though, what the hell does it mean?

…why I took this. Derp?

Say hello to Millimeter Mountain (whose singer may look familiar to astute readers). This show was shot, as always, in Streak-O-Vision.

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Not pictured: the drunken jackass who did not like the use of maracas.

This tiny house, behind Newman Hall:

And the fact that bears may be nearby:

…of live music photography, and how my equipment is not up to the task without resorting to “space effects”, here’s a batch from May that I forgot to post. In this case, the “space effects” were appropriate, since they are from the future.*

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I’m not sure which of the duo is the one I work with, since they both have the Same Haircut. Sorry for that awful pun, but not really.

*Good news: in the future, I bought 3 copies of their CD, which is not yet out in my time.

In which I attempt to photograph a band, give up, and settle for “space effects” (flash + slowish shutter).

19 attempts, to be exact »