So often with concerts the drummer is hidden at the back of the stage behind the guitarists and singers. In smaller revenues, their luck is even worse as the lighting is far less than at the front of the stage.
This is the Jack Johnson concert at The Molson Amphitheatre and we were lucky to have general admission floor access. At this point in the concert, Jack puts the proverbial spotlight on his drummer Adam Topol (he was already lit quite well). However you can see our view of Adam's face was obstructed, but the video backdrop gave us some good shots of Jack's main rhythm man.
I've been writing this blog since 2005. I have had a number of content specific blogs in the past, but decided in 2013 to consolidate them all back into PJMixer. You'll find photo projects, movie reviews, new music and general thoughts about my life. [My photographs on this web site are protected by Creative Common licensing and cannot be used for commercial purposes without permission].
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