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anyone who's ever taken photos in a club...

feisty boy

TRIBE Member
should be ashamed. ashamed and humbled.
because of these guys, on the other side of the world : turning club photography into an art form.

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who gets shots like those in a club?

for lots more : http://www.clubtallinn.ee/index.php?galpg=1&page=6&lang=et&gallery=98&#first

thanks to phat conductor for the link!
 

alexd

Administrator
Staff member
if you pose people and bring a softbox, studio flash and stand with you - you too can take photos exactly like that.
 

feisty boy

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by alexd
if you pose people and bring a softbox, studio flash and stand with you - you too can take photos exactly like that.

yeah, but who does?! i figured it was at least interesting to see someone take the time and effort to do it. god knows i'm tired of seeing poorly composed, ugly flash / long exposure combos of crowds with intellibeams, or dj's at a turntable.
plus, there's plenty of nightlife magazines out there that pose people for shots, and the shots are still lifeless and unflattering.

whatever, thought they were pretty cool compared to the norm.
 

chooch

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by Skipper
Nice photos, but they don't have much to do with clubbing and partying.

yeah...maybe it they did a series of "the pass" shots it would be more realistic!
 

HotSauce

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by feisty boy
should be ashamed. ashamed and humbled.
because of these guys, on the other side of the world : turning club photography into an art form.


Puh-Leeze

there is nothing better than candid shots of two girls making out, so stuff it!
 

thom100

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by feisty boy
yeah, but who does?! i figured it was at least interesting to see someone take the time and effort to do it. god knows i'm tired of seeing poorly composed, ugly flash / long exposure combos of crowds with intellibeams, or dj's at a turntable.
plus, there's plenty of nightlife magazines out there that pose people for shots, and the shots are still lifeless and unflattering.

whatever, thought they were pretty cool compared to the norm.

they are nice photos , but not club shots.
Club shots are all about catching the vibe and energy of a night. Sure there are alot of snap shots friends take of eachother that might not be the best, but when you take a look a someone like Ryan Parks work it is exactly what "club " photography should be.
 

Skipper

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by thom100
they are nice photos , but not club shots.
Club shots are all about catching the vibe and energy of a night. Sure there are alot of snap shots friends take of eachother that might not be the best, but when you take a look a someone like Ryan Parks work it is exactly what "club " photography should be.

^^ what I was trying to say.
 

janiecakes

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by thom100
they are nice photos , but not club shots.
Club shots are all about catching the vibe and energy of a night. Sure there are alot of snap shots friends take of eachother that might not be the best, but when you take a look a someone like Ryan Parks work it is exactly what "club " photography should be.

do you take photos in clubs? if you do, you should post some.

i like your concert pictures.
 

thom100

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by janiecakes
do you take photos in clubs? if you do, you should post some.

i like your concert pictures.


I do take club pics, but they are mostly documentry style.. not too artistic. I'll try to find some to post.

thanks btw
 

MoFo

TRIBE Member
Originally posted by alexd
if you pose people and bring a softbox, studio flash and stand with you - you too can take photos exactly like that.

I was just gonna say.


I have tons of club pics that I'm using for my thesis on hedonism and counter-culture. With the right equipment, you can do anything.

That's called a really fucking big-ass/or wide-range flash and some clever Photoshopping.
THOSE have to be Photoshopped.

That is not club photography. It might be taken IN a club.

Those are staged photographs. No one can take candid shots like that in a dark place unless they had some robot automatic camera.
 
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migzzzz

TRIBE Member
Ryan Parks

Originally posted by fightingskurvy
nice pics. but i like ryan parks' work as much or more. it's too bad he can't take more candid shots.

I too agree!

The photos above are nice though:)

But when i see shots taken by Ryan, WOW!!!

Nuff respect to Toronto local talented Photographer: Ryan Parks
http://www.ryanparks.ca

Also check out the interview article by Melissa Beltmore [freelance writer for djshows.com]

Sorry, but you have to give great props where its do!
Great work Ryan...
 

pr0nstar

TRIBE Member
When I take shots in the club... I take a lot, poor lighting, shitty digital delay... ;)

But I get a few great ones here and there.

For me it's about capturing the moment...

Recent one I liked...

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Capturing a DJ in a wicked mix in deep concentration, a party goer totally into the moment, that's what it's about for me when shooting at a club.

pr0nstar
 
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