Kitonb Extreme Theatre Company and a band from Montreal, Mobile, put on a show tonight in Toronto at City Hall (part of the WinterCity festival).

Really need to watch for the exposure/metering when shooting a live band. Good practice, doing a shoot on the 23rd for a coworker's son who plays in a band and their genre is, death metal music! I thought it died in the 80s, guess it's still around :) Will need to either adjust it down a stop if I don't expose it correctly, which will most likely be the case on a stage where the lighting will vary from second to second.

Anyways a few from Friday's WinterCity.

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Reminds me of When Mars Attacks....
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for the flower head lady(or your avg settings)? was there alot of light to work with?

Thx. The flower headed lady was at ISO 800, F2.8, 1/125, 200mm.

ISO ranged from 400-3200 because of the light varying so much.