I have to find a moment to get a couple more shots of Chevelle, Owl City & Breathe Carolina up, but the previews are up on the site at this point. Those were some amazing shows. Enter Shikari and The Bled are up. I have a lot more planned for the moment as far as shows go. I hope to compile a list of questions and start getting some interviews on the site. I want to make the website so much more. We have a kick-ass Halloween show coming which should make for some sick photos. - @Fueled by G

Hey guys,

I finally figured out what I wanted to do for an Event coverage, photography guides website. It's going to be....*drum-roll* please...

http://fueledbyg.com

I hope to get some visitors, more guides and photos up! :]

=captg

Hey guys,

I'm not sure where to begin brainstorming, but I'm hoping for your help.

http://shows.captg.com
http://faces.captg.com

This is where I have begun in my journey for sharing, but I don't feel that 'captg' says photography at all. I want a unique name for a website devoted to shows. Any ideas guys and gals?

I've begun writing what I hope to be helpful guides and tips on my new website that I'm developing. I'm hoping that I've proofread it enough that it makes sense! I want to be of help to everyone interested in photography.

"Are you the determining factors in your photograph or is the camera? For a good amount of time I’ve let my camera do a big part of my work. I just put it in it’s “greenest” mode and fired off my shots. The camera determined the ISO or film speed, the shutter, the white balance and the aperture that it felt best exposed the shot. I do get to frame the shot however I want to but it felt so hit or miss. If I was to get an awesome shot I felt so detached from actually taking the photograph that I felt I could never possibly create anything like it again."
Continue Reading from captg dot com....

I have been practicing my skills as a photographer for many years now and have taken all my closest friend's photographs. I know that this is where my passions are, but haven't known how I was going to use it. What has shown up for me is entertainment photography. I was asked in a seminar about living life passionately earlier this year who I looked up to and I picked Adam Elmakias. I had been very surprised to see someone I perceived as being so young shooting my all time favorite bands.



I was encouraged by a fellow seminar member to call this guy up and hear his story. Adam was very helpful. It became my mission to get a photo pass into The Warped Tour. The photographs above this paragraph are from Lifest in Oshkosh, WI. I have shared my shots of Norma Jean, Red, Wavorly, Remedy Drive, Holly Starr, Hawk Nelson, Stellar Kart, Children 18:3, Superchic[k], Pillar, Skillet & Group 1 Crew, so far.



Building that portfolio from Lifest was the ticket to shooting the recent Bless the Fall concert. I encourage anyone who wants to shoot shows to start with the basics and build up a portfolio first. It's your ticket into a lot of shows.