This was the other close up image that i took of the people in the back of the crowd at the Take That gig, i did this time clone out the legs in the top right corner (albeit not particularly well). So this is a cleaner tighter alternative to to Targets Sighted which i posted up earlier this week.
This was a crowd shot i took a the Take That concert on Wednesday, i liked it it black and white as it seemed to fit the crowd scene. At the last minute though i was tempted for just a dash of selective color with the pink foam hand of one of the crowd, not sure if it ruins or makes the photo….obviously i hope it makes it!
Perhaps an unusual photo to post up from the Take That gig we saw in Wembley yesterday, but i really liked this scene that i caught as i was testing out the zoom at the beginning of the night. Something about the characters and the lines in this scene i find really appealing. Also this is my first post with my seriously unprofesional Sony HX9V taken on full auto, not that there is really any other option!
Last night we saw the Glee Live Tour in London’s O2 arena, here are some of the better pictures from the night. Above we have Mercedes (Amber Riley) belting out Aint No Way, below is Kurt (Chris Colfer) after his duet with Rachel (Lea Michele).
The Wablers led by Blaine (Darren Criss) performed Teenage Dream, Silly Love Songs and Raise Your Glass at the midway point of the gig and really got the crowd rocking.
We also had Mr Schu making appearances on the screen, seen blow with Britney (Heather Morris), as well as some classic songs from the show like Born This Way ahead of a big finale!
This was one of the most amazing concerts I have been to. The Camden Roundhouse is a fantastic intimate venue, I felt privileged to have tickets to see the Gorillaz play here being able to get so up close and personal (great for the photos). The concert was SO good, and my word skills are SO poor i will quote from the Guardians Review of the event.
“You feel almost glutted with sensation. Even if the screen were to have malfunctioned, this remarkable event would still have been an extravagant musical layer cake; everything else is just frosting.”
With guests inlcuding Mos Def, Bobby Womac, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, De la Soul, Shaun Ryder, Little Dragon’s Yukimi Nagano, MCs Bashy, Kano and the Syrian National Orchestra it was a unique show on the night!
Even more exciting, before the gig we grabbed a bite to eat at a little Italian Restaurant just across the street, and assumed we were sat next to some hardcore Gorillaz Fans. They were all dressed up with hats and outfits in keeping with the gorillaz, it was not until they came on stage we realised we had sat next to the band including the legendary Clash guitarists of Mick Jones and Paul Simonon.
FIVE STARS ***** from ProphecyBlur.com!
