Tonight The Jordan (North Coast Church College Group) had a special treat, the band Future of Forestry came in to play worship. I was supposed to to do sound for them but i had a photo shoot come up at the last minute and both the events overlapped, i was really bummed but such is life sometimes. I did stop by the church after my shoot to check them out.......im glad that i did. Im not really one for Christian music but do appreciate Christian artist that are creative and arent totally "christianise" i dont know if that makes sense at all. Fututure of Forestry is one of those bands that i really appreciate though and i feel can make a big impact. These guys are awesome and it was so much fun listening play live, the Jordan is heldl in the Edge ( one of the venues at North Coast) which is great cus this room has a ton of really cool lights. I will say that i wish there was more light that fell on the actual band, theres great color everywhere but i have to drag my shutter so much to hold any detail in the people. One real nice treat for me thought was to see Eric Owyoung again, hes the lead man for FOF but i knew him way back in the day when he was in Something like Silas. That was like 7 years ago and back in the days when i 1st started to do sound at the church.....man time flies. Back then i taught them how to wrap their cables the right way, the over under method, i guess for all these years they affectionately referred to this method as the Lorenzo Wrap......hahahahaha its nice to be remembered after all these years. It as good to see you Eric, you guys sounded awesome!! Heres some photos.
I love these photos. Great colors, brilliant lighting, interesting angles - great job!
I went to a concert recently where the guy was photographing the event for his friends who were performing ... and he used the hot-shoe flash for every single shot! *shiver* But then again, his lens alone probably cost more than all of my equipment combined so maybe I shouldn't criticize. :P
Im Lorenzo Menendez, my life is a constant adventure. I am grateful to have my beautiful wife by my side to share in it all, in January it will be 8 years for us. We love our 2 energetic dogs Koa & Kai. Ive been doing this for 15 years, and have learned it all by trial and error. I won't bore you with tales of how this is my passion, half of the world is a photographer now and they all claim it as their "passion". My work will speak for itself and my passion will shine through my images. I became a photographer because i love nature, i didn't do it to become rich or for praise. My goals are simple, have my love for our world come through my images & in the process make you fall in love with it too. In the end i love life, i love nature, i love beautiful light and good compositions. Hope you enjoy it :)
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I love these photos. Great colors, brilliant lighting, interesting angles - great job!
I went to a concert recently where the guy was photographing the event for his friends who were performing ... and he used the hot-shoe flash for every single shot! *shiver* But then again, his lens alone probably cost more than all of my equipment combined so maybe I shouldn't criticize. :P
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