Showing posts with label leeds band scene. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leeds band scene. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 April 2011

B.e.a--uutiful lines and great architecture....

Victoria quarter central by Nick Barker Photography
I ended up being 20min late for a cake club meeting but for my sins I captured this brilliant celling in Victoria quarte, Leeds .

I have been struck quite heavy with a fondness for architecture especially when it looks like this.. And to think I once said It didn't float my boat :)





Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Corn Exchange Revisited...

Corn Exchange Revisited by Nick Barker Photography
ISO400 - F11 - 1/100
Similar to my earlier shots of the corn exchange but this time i wanted a bright sunny day so I could get plenty of natural light in there...

Saturday, 26 March 2011

Saturday Nights all right..

Sky Larkin 3 by Nick Barker Photography
ISO 3200 - F4.0 - 1/40
Sky Larkin 3, a photo by Nick Barker Photography on Flickr.
Today was a brilliant day as far as my photographical career goes.. for today we try low light band photography (with no flash I might add). A friend of mine invited me to watch some local Leeds bands at the packhorse pub.. so I took my camera.. firstly there was no light minimal at best from normal ceiling mounted halogen bulbs.

 
ISO 6400 - F4.0 - 1/50

What I learned:

Metal bands move fast!!

Try not to use direct flash (Flash photography is not permitted at offical venues)

Lowest aperture possible (my tele lenses drops to F4 but really for the best shots you want F1.4 ( exspense but worth it im sure)

Use Wide angle lenses

Autofocus doesn’t help!! so do it manually take a test shot and only adjust if you move position (you will )

Use a high ISO but beware this increase noise (grain on the picture)

ish that looked ok.. so not that bad