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Fire Girl Around and About, Or Why I Carry a Camera Everywhere

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Photographing Music: Case in Point

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https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/zbbb3378bi I understand the title of this post likely raised some eyebrows. Photographing music? What?

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https://www.mreavoice.org/hbuaz0ba Truth be told, I’m not strictly an outdoor / fishing photographer and sometimes – for my own sanity – I need to think and work in the world beyond the river.

https://penielenv.com/zupvr2in While on assignment for various publications, I’ve had the opportunity to photograph several bands and musical events, including SXSW in Austin. Musicians, like actors, are people I always look forward to working with as by nature they often are playful and theatrical. Emotions are more easily expressed and, as such, they bring a lot to the camera.

follow site A few years ago, around this time of year, I was photographing Brite Futures in a Sixth Street bar in Austin during SXSW. The lighting was abominable – a dim, dark bar with neon lights that appeared early on in the performance, highlighting the band’s retro-punk vibe. Using a shoe-mounted flash, I was able to capture the “money shots” within the first set.

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https://www.mbtn.net/?p=zvx1ws4 Bottom line: never be afraid, once you have the shots you know you need, to hang around and play with the camera. Don’t ditch and run off somewhere else.

https://www.elevators.com/lerlo7u7m Later in the day, I met up with the group for a fun photo session at a rooftop bar in Austin. Nothing is quite as funky as the Austin music scene; something which artists tend to play up.

As a photographer, take advantage of the “funkiness” of subjects. They will love it, and you’ll love the results. Shed a bit of the rigidity and banter with the person on the other side of the lens. Famous musician or not, odds are they are a little (or a lot) uncomfortable with posing for the camera. Laugh, grin, and you’ll find it’s a positive experience for both parties.

The above group shot only took place after a series of rather staid portraits. Finally I laughed and said “pretend you’re out there on the sidewalk and see someone rather sexy walk by.”

After a moment, this happened.

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New Dispatches Post on Chi Wulff: Quiet Moments

by Fire Girl Jess on April 22, 2013

It’s been an odd week on the home front, and while things are progressing per normal at the shop, I’ve found myself needing a bit of solo planning time.

Too many projects in the works and not enough time.

(As I write this, I’m sipping a protein drink dinner letting new nail polish dry. As they say, there ain’t no rest for the wicked.)

An unexpected trip down to Bozeman took up my days off this week, and it ended up being a stellar change of scenery. I tend to immerse in projects and sometimes it helps to pull out for a moment and take a deep breath.

Last night brought an expected moment of quiet when I picked up a rental boat in Cascade after the work day. We had late customers in the shop, and by the time I was able to escape and make it downriver to pick up the boat, it was dusk. The ramp was quiet save for the wind and a few geese, and I enjoyed taking my time with the boat and just catching my breath for a minute.

Nothing like listening to a quiet riffle to calm the mind, and nothing like a few moments to work with the camera to make the soul happy.

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Thursday “Just Because”

by Fire Girl Jess on April 18, 2013

In Search of Yellow Perms from chroniclesofcod on Vimeo.

This is not a terribly new video; it’s been circulating a month or so, but I keep coming back to it again and again. Kudos to the guys at Chronicles of Cod for going the distance, getting it done and compiling one of the better fly fishing-related vids I’ve seen in a very long time. Great example of documentarian videography in the fly fishing world, and a refreshing break from “fish porn.”

Sapphire waters, sand and sunburns look pretty damn awesome as we’re forecasted more snow this week here in the Wild West.

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