Like many of the show I shot, I only did one black and white roll on Chuck Berry. That's 36 frames. Not like today's digital world where before you know it you've shot off 500 frames at a show. The click-click-click mentality of I'm sure if I keep shooting I'll get something good.
I am guilty of that on occasion even though I learned by anticipating and waiting for my shots. The problem with click and pray is you end up mired in the editing process. It takes a long time to edit 500 shots. A lot longer than 36.
Out of my 36 Chuck Berry frames I think I have about 10 good pictures and maybe 3 or 4 of those that are really good. The only one I think I ever printed or showed before was this one...


I would love to shoot Chuck Berry again...anyone out there got a hook-up?
3 comments:
Great photos. Makes me wish I'd requested Joe Walsh and thus forced you to post both!
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