Rust. as in, an intense grit that shaves off any patina and takes hold of one’s senses. not “tin roof! rusted”, perhaps more along the lines of “rust never sleeps”… for these songs do precisely that, often in conjunction with the album, and other same-era releases from the artists. “You’re Gonna Miss Me” : one…
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IBTABA Nº 37 — winfred E. eye
not only were these series of concerts great, but it was very formative— as I can see from the photos taken. more importantly, was using Aaron as a portrait subject… and then the ability to be close enough to see how the “but the microphone is in focus” [ link ] approach. it would be…
IBTABA Nº 35 — winfred E. eye ( Aaron Calvert )
an alternate is posted to Instagram [ link ]— in which it closes in on the aspect of it being a portrait, as opposed to a concert event. and yes, that is the key, and it would not be out of consideration, in hindsight due to this process, that the evolution was to go away…
IBTABA Nº 33 — winfred E. eye ( Aaron Calvert )
one of my most favorite concert photos— perhaps the first of its kind up to this moment. certainly there was a hint with the Bill Callahan photograph in Nº 6, but here it is in a form that came to be remembered in future concerts as something to chase. well, it is not quite possible…
IBTABA Nº 32 — winfred E. eye
back to Bottom of the Hill— which I found to be a great venue, and as usual for most of them, if not packed. having first found out about the band in 2003, or so, when they opened for Black Heart Procession at the Great American Music Hall, I lost track of the band as…
IBTABA Nº 29 — winfred E. eye
two groups would welcome me as a “regular”— and winfred E. eye was one of them. I would go to see them as often as I could, and it was a fantastic learning experience because they would play clubs, such as El Rio, and challenge me as to how to approach concert photography. in particular,…
IBTABA — the series (info)
the blog, with its concept of one photo and one paragraph, is now focused on the selection of one photo per gig, and one per camera used, that was photographed: from the very first one in 2005, through 2019. in addition to the photographs, and as part of the personal reasons to pursue such a…
Box of Fallen Leaves 