Decision '08 - (MN) Clinton, Franken, Mondale

grimace

Here's a few shots from the Democrat rally on Thursday.

Minneapolis Mayor, R.T. Rybak


Minnesota Senator and Assistant Majority Leader, Tarryl Clark


U.S. Senator, Amy Klobuchar


Saint Paul Mayor, Chris Coleman


President Bill Clinton and Candidate for U.S. Senate, Al Franken


Candidate for U.S. Senate, Al Franken and President Bill Clinton


Candidate for U.S. Senate, Al Franken


Vice President Walter Mondale


Minnesota Speaker of the House, Margaret Anderson Kelliher


President Bill Clinton


President Bill Clinton

katev

inspiring!
ADAM!!! Excellent shots!



what an imspiring group of people - and photos!

you had a great location. how far from the podium were you?

katev

ps. i think i may need to order prints of these to put on my fridge with all the family photos....

Scott_Quier

katev wrote:

ADAM!!! Excellent shots!



what an imspiring group of people - and photos!

you had a great location. how far from the podium were you?

katev

ps. i think i may need to order prints of these to put on my fridge with all the family photos....

- nice series, good capture of expressions. I think I would look at the WB on some of these though - just to improve them that little bit more.

grimace

Scott_Quier wrote:

- nice series, good capture of expressions. I think I would look at the WB on some of these though - just to improve them that little bit more.

There was three different types of lights on the stage. One for the podium, one for the seat behind the podium and one for the crowd behind them. It was enough to give a guy fits and throw off the WB.

pathfinder

Nicely captured portraits of an attractive group of people.

The WB seems to vary a bit from frame to frame also. Short shutter speeds with cyclic tungsten lighting, perhaps?

KCBearcat

grimace wrote:

There was three different types of lights on the stage. One for the podium, one for the seat behind the podium and one for the crowd behind them. It was enough to give a guy fits and throw off the WB.

It'd be enough to make me pull my hair out if I had any.

Excellent work.

Scott_Quier

grimace wrote:

There was three different types of lights on the stage. One for the podium, one for the seat behind the podium and one for the crowd behind them. It was enough to give a guy fits and throw off the WB.

Wow - didn't realize the problems you were facing - you done good handling the light!

One might thing (as I did) that the lighting engineer would have been told to consider that people would be taking picture and to do the best they could to get the light temperature somewhat the same from place to place. But, I don't work in the political arena so what do I know?