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Author: Alan Hess
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All Access: Your Backstage Pass to Concert Photography

Advice, inspiration, and insight for taking remarkable concert photosConcert photography poses a unique set of challenges to photographers, including night or low-light, inconsistent stage lighting, a moving subject matter, limitations on vantage point, complex exposure situations, and no chance for re-takes. Get All Access computer books for free.
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