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    Live Music and Theater Photography: Notes and Theories
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    Stage Photography Series

    By Emanuele M. Barboni Dalla Costa

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    About this series

    "A book for anyone wishing to approach photography in a professional and authentic way".


    A selection of notes and theories collected over more than ten years of shooting a few metres from the scene.


    The text is structured in more than thirty articles, some short, others more substantial. You will find technical indications as well as philosophical dissertations, reflections on photography as well as practical advice.


    Table of Contents


    Introduction
    Author
    The lights go off, the show begins
    Show and photography, beyond appearances
    A photography in motion: the choice of shooting points
    Problem of blurred and underexposed photos in live show photography
    Photographing the show: the live music concert
    Some common mistakes in live show photography
    Object-oriented or idea-oriented photography?
    Camera, lenses, exposure, framing
    Red stage lights: when black and white is preferable
    Anthropocentric vision of the scene photography: the importance of the details
    Photographing the hip-hop event
    Nine tips to get an accreditation to photograph concerts
    On the need to take stage photography beyond the journalistic purpose
    What is the relationship between photography and theatre?
    Time and analytical approach in scene photography
    The importance of extra-diegetic elements in the photography of the show
    3 objectives for the photography of the show
    The inappropriate violence of digital watermarking applied to images
    Notes on photographic texturing
    Photographic seriality on the Internet: an ethical choice
    Online photo portfolio: when twenty shots are not enough
    Contextualization and selection of the photographic corpus
    Photo backup: dealing with the nightmare of losing everything
    Notes on vignetting
    Optics cleaning
    Manual optics and automatic optics
    Photography, releases and rights/duties of the photographer
    How can I protect my photos online?
    Photographic medicine: abandoning oneself to find inspiration again
    When the photographer doesn’t put love into it
    A new lens? Better ten photo books
    Does the camera make you a photographer?
    Is Photoshop really that important?
    Is Instagram killing photography? Let’s clear the air
    Analog and digital considerations
    Superiority of photographic contemplation over video
    Colours: a compromise between reality and its reproduction
    About Photography

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateDec 11, 2021
    Live Music and Theater Photography: Notes and Theories

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      Live Music and Theater Photography: Notes and Theories

      Emanuele M. Barboni Dalla Costa
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      "A book for anyone wishing to approach photography in a professional and authentic way". A selection of notes and theories collected over more than ten years of shooting a few metres from the scene. The text is structured in more than thirty articles, some short, others more substantial. You will find technical indications as well as philosophical dissertations, reflections on photography as well as practical advice. Table of Contents Introduction Author The lights go off, the show begins Show and photography, beyond appearances A photography in motion: the choice of shooting points Problem of blurred and underexposed photos in live show photography Photographing the show: the live music concert Some common mistakes in live show photography Object-oriented or idea-oriented photography? Camera, lenses, exposure, framing Red stage lights: when black and white is preferable Anthropocentric vision of the scene photography: the importance of the details Photographing the hip-hop event Nine tips to get an accreditation to photograph concerts On the need to take stage photography beyond the journalistic purpose What is the relationship between photography and theatre? Time and analytical approach in scene photography The importance of extra-diegetic elements in the photography of the show 3 objectives for the photography of the show The inappropriate violence of digital watermarking applied to images Notes on photographic texturing Photographic seriality on the Internet: an ethical choice Online photo portfolio: when twenty shots are not enough Contextualization and selection of the photographic corpus Photo backup: dealing with the nightmare of losing everything Notes on vignetting Optics cleaning Manual optics and automatic optics Photography, releases and rights/duties of the photographer How can I protect my photos online? Photographic medicine: abandoning oneself to find inspiration again When the photographer doesn’t put love into it A new lens? Better ten photo books Does the camera make you a photographer? Is Photoshop really that important? Is Instagram killing photography? Let’s clear the air Analog and digital considerations Superiority of photographic contemplation over video Colours: a compromise between reality and its reproduction About Photography

      "A book for anyone wishing to approach photography in a professional and authentic way". A selection of notes and theories collected over more than ten years of shooting a few metres from the scene. The text is structured in more than thirty articles, some short, others more substantial. You will find technical indications as well as philosophical dissertations, reflections on photography as well as practical advice. Table of Contents Introduction Author The lights go off, the show begins Show and photography, beyond appearances A photography in motion: the choice of shooting points Problem of blurred and underexposed photos in live show photography Photographing the show: the live music concert Some common mistakes in live show photography Object-oriented or idea-oriented photography? Camera, lenses, exposure, framing Red stage lights: when black and white is preferable Anthropocentric vision of the scene photography: the importance of the details Photographing the hip-hop event Nine tips to get an accreditation to photograph concerts On the need to take stage photography beyond the journalistic purpose What is the relationship between photography and theatre? Time and analytical approach in scene photography The importance of extra-diegetic elements in the photography of the show 3 objectives for the photography of the show The inappropriate violence of digital watermarking applied to images Notes on photographic texturing Photographic seriality on the Internet: an ethical choice Online photo portfolio: when twenty shots are not enough Contextualization and selection of the photographic corpus Photo backup: dealing with the nightmare of losing everything Notes on vignetting Optics cleaning Manual optics and automatic optics Photography, releases and rights/duties of the photographer How can I protect my photos online? Photographic medicine: abandoning oneself to find inspiration again When the photographer doesn’t put love into it A new lens? Better ten photo books Does the camera make you a photographer? Is Photoshop really that important? Is Instagram killing photography? Let’s clear the air Analog and digital considerations Superiority of photographic contemplation over video Colours: a compromise between reality and its reproduction About Photography

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