Mark Hooper and Jason Hale, from the band the Hi-Balls.
Carrying around two camera bodies, each with a different lens, has proven to be much more convenient than carrying one camera and constantly switching lenses. However, I still have to keep switching my one flash back and forth. So, I guess I need two of those, too.
Hand held, manual focus, bounced flash. Post production in Photoshop: cropped the photo, then used the burn tool to burn in distracting neon beer signs. I also went around the edges of the photo with the burn tool, to burn in some distracting wires and “stage junk,” and also to create a slight vignetting, drawing attention toward the subjects. This also gave it a tiny bit of a spotlight feel, I think.
Other info:
Exposure: f/4.5 1/60s, ISO 3200
Exposure Mode: Auto
Focal Length: 33.0 mm
Lens: EF-S17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Flash: Fired, compulsory mode
Metering Mode: Evaluative
Subject Distance:3.1m
Custom Rendered: Normal process
White Balance: Auto
Scene Capture Type: Standard
Model: Canon EOS50D
Camera Raw
White Balance: As shot
Temperature: 5900° K
Tint: +29
Fill Light: 12
Blacks: 9
Brightness: +50
Contrast: +26
Clarity: +18
Vibrance: +6
Scene from the Hill 
Dauphne you are a wonderful photographer! ♥ I am an amatuar at best. Thank you for your comments and support on my book blog, the smell of books and the smell of freshly printed Photos are two things I cannot live without. Remember the old black and white photo’s our grandma’s had? Well, now we pay to get photo’s done just like that, go figure! As the saying goes, what goes around once will come around once again! RIGHT?!! Your friend, blogger, Jackie
Thank you, Jackie, you are very kind! I’ve been enjoying your blog, too. 🙂