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The Fall of Troy in Toronto, Ontario on April 7th, 2006 to perform at Toronto's Opera House with Poison the Well, HORSE the Band and Criteria.
Full-view, please. The colours seem really washed out in the mini-view.
I wanted to hold onto this one for awhile, but I didn't want to wait. They were great guys and we all had a great time overall.
Several from this series may appear in a magazine which is yet to be named. Updates as they come, I suppose.
A few of the other ones might make it up, but this was my personal pick of the litter, mostly because the background mural, at least in person, looks like it's being fabricated out of nothing and is really incongruous with the rest of the area, which is sorta dirty and industrial. I hope I was able to convey that feeling somewhat.
This is my first attempt at this sort of thing on a "professional" level, in that I've never done anything set like this with a touring act. Hope the results are enjoyable, and any and all crit. welcome. Esp. about improvements.
photo is taken at f2.8 ISO 200 in warm, afternoon sunlight in an alley in downtown Toronto with a 15mm fisheye, which, when attached to a Canon 20D body makes it a 24mm - 26mm-ish lens, due to mag.
enjoy,
.k.

Description
The Fall of Troy in Toronto, Ontario on April 7th, 2006 to perform at Toronto's Opera House with Poison the Well, HORSE the Band and Criteria.
Full-view, please. The colours seem really washed out in the mini-view.
I wanted to hold onto this one for awhile, but I didn't want to wait. They were great guys and we all had a great time overall.
Several from this series may appear in a magazine which is yet to be named. Updates as they come, I suppose.
A few of the other ones might make it up, but this was my personal pick of the litter, mostly because the background mural, at least in person, looks like it's being fabricated out of nothing and is really incongruous with the rest of the area, which is sorta dirty and industrial. I hope I was able to convey that feeling somewhat.
This is my first attempt at this sort of thing on a "professional" level, in that I've never done anything set like this with a touring act. Hope the results are enjoyable, and any and all crit. welcome. Esp. about improvements.
photo is taken at f2.8 ISO 200 in warm, afternoon sunlight in an alley in downtown Toronto with a 15mm fisheye, which, when attached to a Canon 20D body makes it a 24mm - 26mm-ish lens, due to mag.
enjoy,
.k.