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my interest in photography has been very good at working with my interest in live music, especially blues. last night i had the privilege of seeing the great Buddy Whittington. Buddy is formerly a member of John mayalls bluesbreakers, as have guitarists s...  

It's always incredible to listen to bands that sound better live than their cd's. I used to work at a place that had treated a lot of musicians. They would often drop off their cd's and we got to listen to a lot of their stuff. Many of the Jazz performers... 

there are a lot better pics i just picked a few to post here. you can see all the others on my facebook page G99photography(am i allowed to advertise a free service?). it was very difficult as it was in a village hall, the lighting was awkward and i dont ... 

i'll be honest Doc, i've just looked at them again on my laptop and i see few signs of blur. there is some noise due to the iso, but very little blur. then again i do wear varifocal glasses :) G

It might be the focus points. For example the last pic seemed it was on the microphone. How is your autofocus set? Indoor and low light is always a fun challenge! -MW

i always set it at single point centre focus and use back button focusing, but in that lighting who knows what the sensor is doing. G

. . . Coco Montoya, Graham. Caught his act last year at the Coach House . . . . . . and yes, at this very show.

thanks again Art, brain freeze after a busy weekend. lesson 1 check facts before typing :) the pic for Blues in britain magazine has been chosen so will be getting picture frame ready for next months edition. its a big deal for me to get a pic published e... 

. . . but blues . . . . . . he ain't.

ah, only semi brain freeze. dont feel so bad now :) best G

there is blues and there is other kind of music great gig Art Sincerely D

he seems to have slipped under my radar. i just wonder who will be playing with Mayall in November when i go and see him? G

. . . Santana when typing, Graham; easily the best known Latin rock guitarist. Blistering, no? And Michael Shrieve on drums - wow!