Jan Hellriegel's album recording

[possum]

I was lucky enough to get to hang in Roundhead Studios for a bit and document the recording process.. Here are a few images:

1
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/9157955.jpg?370x276

2
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/6917254.jpg?470x351

3
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/8417552.jpg

4
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/340968.jpg

5
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/5125335.jpg?464x347

6
http://louisetreherne.weebly.com/uploads/3/6/8/1/368199/8908313.jpg?343

xxx Lou

[thirdkid]

Those are some nice shots. Has emotions and the documentary feel to them. Nice work. And love the 2nd, 4th and 5th shots..

[possum]

Thank you! It was an incredible experience, and my first with such fussy lighting conditions. There are a fair few more, lol... They are printed in the Collector's Edition, and I also got the back cover of the album. (Was very cool - she's actually released a vinyl.) There wasn't much room in the studio, so no tripod, and I have a very basic camera (that's not very keen on low light, hah!) so I'm stoked. Lots of leaning on walls and holding my breath!

xxx Lou

[thirdkid]

For no tripod that some steady hands you got there haha Have you got a link to your other photos?

[possum]

I have a few up here (I know, it's my Facebook page, lol, I could send you to my out of date website!) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Louise-Treherne-Photography/231272030633

xxx Lou

[smurff]

photos looking good possum, the 'little ones' photos are great, your great at picking the moment :)

-smurff

[Kbelle]

your photos are beautiful i love them all, I am just beginning but have always had a camera close by hand, I just got my first dsl and am wondering do you have any tips?

[Haim]

i love 4 and 5 good work ;)

[possum]

Thank you!

Kbelle, you are going to have a ball - my biggest tip is just keep taking photos. Get your head around shutter speed, aperture and then ISO/ASA to understand exposure, as 90% of your photos will depend on following those rules. The other 10% will depend on you breaking them of course, lol..

xxx Lou

[Kbelle]

Thank you!

Kbelle, you are going to have a ball - my biggest tip is just keep taking photos. Get your head around shutter speed, aperture and then ISO/ASA to understand exposure, as 90% of your photos will depend on following those rules. The other 10% will depend on you breaking them of course, lol..

xxx Lou

Thanks lou, Ill go with it!!may the force be strong with me!lol:D

xo Kiri