Jillian
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Post by Jillian on Dec 22, 2010 22:43:19 GMT
Hi spiderman, I'll just PM it you in case Ben doesn't want me posting the link.  Cheers, Jillian |
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Post by Dori on Dec 23, 2010 8:13:36 GMT
Amazing photos, guys! Well done. I just have one question: are all of these photos taken with flashes??
Dori
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Steve H
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Post by Steve H on Dec 23, 2010 8:27:43 GMT
Hi Dori, I can only speak for Karsten and I but ... None of the in-concert ones were taken using flash, We would not do that and at Birmingham they announced "No Flash Photography" Steve  |
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Post by keithp on Dec 23, 2010 9:02:00 GMT
As I am sure most people who have any serious experience of shooting concert pictures with 'reasonable' quality equipment will tell you, flash is not a good idea. Apart from the distraction to the performers (and this is noticeable in venues the size of Symphony Hall unless you are right up in 'the gods', just ask anyone who has been on stage), the effect of flash actually loses a lot of the atmosphere of the settings.
Sadly, even after the announcement, there were a number of people using flash at Symphony Hall, which is unusual as the camera police are normally quite sharp there.
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Post by comet on Dec 23, 2010 14:05:53 GMT
Thanks Steve , Two gorgeous profile shots with no cuffuffle in the background ! Perfick |
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Post by martindn on Dec 23, 2010 19:29:38 GMT
OK, I have to do it. This is an apalling video. The exposure is totally wrong, I can't possibly upload it to my Youtube channel, which I regard as my shop window for Hayley. I also was filming from a horrible angle, with the camera in my lap to avoid the rather enthusiastic camera police. I was looking up her nose it seems. The front of the stage got in the way. But despite this, it is such a stunning performance, and Te Harinui is a song I had never heard before, but it is just so beautiful (as are all maori songs when sung by Hayley). And this is a Maori carol you may not have heard. So I hope if you have the patience to download this, you will forgive my video indiscretions and just listen to Hayley's fabulous performance. This is one for the real fans, which is why I have linked to it here. Enjoy! www.mediafire.com/?flwaaqr4d36crqaMartin D |
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Post by Sing on Dec 24, 2010 0:14:13 GMT
thanks for the video MartinD!!! I don't think i've ever heard that song before...it certainly is beautiful...i decided to listen to whilst i played a slide show of my favourite Hayley photos and some winter snow ones as ive managed to mix up all my folders...and I found it really lovely with this song in particular- and has managed to relax me enough to feel like going to sleep...because although im very tired atm...Christmas is really stressing me out ahh!! Would it be ok if i use it in part of my French project? thanks again best wishes- Happy Christmas and Happy New Year!! Sing |
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Post by martindn on Dec 24, 2010 0:29:15 GMT
Hi Sing,
French? I didn't hear any French, and I think I know the language quite well.
But yes, feel free to use it.
And have a wonderful Christmas and New Year yourself.
Martin D
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Post by Dori on Dec 24, 2010 3:04:27 GMT
Yes, I was going to say....how do these photos come out so good?!?! Makes perfect sense, thanks guys.
Dori :wink:
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Steve H
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Post by Steve H on Dec 24, 2010 11:21:46 GMT
Yes, I was going to say....how do these photos come out so good?!?! Makes perfect sense, thanks guys. Dori Hi Dori, - the answer there is "A good Camera and lots and lots of luck!  " Have a great Chrismas Dori Steve X |
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Post by martindn on Dec 24, 2010 20:41:20 GMT
I also have a poor quality vieo of "All with You", which I had never heard performed live before. I might as well make it available for completeness. www.mediafire.com/?iccrk37eq01zsx0Martin D |
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Post by gra7890 on Dec 25, 2010 1:25:18 GMT
Hi Joyce, Sorry your efforts failed. I will have to wait a little longer for the details of your new Ebay purchase  Best Wishes, Graham |
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Post by gra7890 on Dec 25, 2010 1:30:04 GMT
Hi Karsten, Glad you made it back OK: even if a bit of a saga.   Sure we will meet soon; and thanks again for the ebay purchase Best Wishes, Graham |
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Post by Dennis S. on Dec 25, 2010 3:58:57 GMT
OK, I have to do it. This is an apalling video. The exposure is totally wrong, I can't possibly upload it to my Youtube channel, which I regard as my shop window for Hayley. I also was filming from a horrible angle, with the camera in my lap to avoid the rather enthusiastic camera police. I was looking up her nose it seems. The front of the stage got in the way. But despite this, it is such a stunning performance, and Te Harinui is a song I had never heard before, but it is just so beautiful (as are all maori songs when sung by Hayley). And this is a Maori carol you may not have heard. So I hope if you have the patience to download this, you will forgive my video indiscretions and just listen to Hayley's fabulous performance. This is one for the real fans, which is why I have linked to it here. Enjoy! www.mediafire.com/?flwaaqr4d36crqaMartin D If you know how to edit video files, you can replace the video with a slideshow of pictures taken from this tour, then upload it to YouTube. It's a lot of trouble, but might be worth it since neither of these songs can be found anywhere else. |
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Post by Libby on Dec 25, 2010 4:19:31 GMT
Martin, I think Sing means the project he has to do for his French class, where he has to describe Hayley in so many words, and a bunch of photos, too. |
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