Georgia musician Brenda Sutton, singing and playing bodhran at a convention song circle. That's her husband Bill behind her on mandolin ... or at least his bald spot. :-> I'm not happy with the colors or bright/darkness, but I'm working with what I can get.
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A bit dark, but a fun view. The motion of the drummer's hand shows the action, where the rest is fairly solid. The guitar head coming across the subject is a bit unfortunate. 6 Rob the Swash
The composition is so crowded, and the shot is also a bit dark and out of focus. This really detracts from its ability to appear on a cover of a magazine, as there is no pop to the picture and no place to put any text conveniently.
Underexposed and focus is too soft (possibly due to exposure?). Also, I find the guitar jutting out from the left into the woman's arm and chest to be distracting.
Shot is much too dark. Guitar is bumping into the breast of the main subject. A yellow-green colorcast from the indoor lighting permeates the shot. Keep these in mind next time...
I remember Singout magazine so well! This is an excellent shot for that wonderful periodical! (Wish it were the tiniest bit enhanced though! To make it stand out a tetch more...)
Seems a bit dark (even for my monitor). I am quite distracted by everything around the 'singing' subject. Perhaps a closer shot, at a different angle to remove the background guitarist would have been better and more usable as a cover.
The main subject looks unhappy and the movement has made the focus poor. The arm at the left of the picture is distracting and the man on the right is mostly obscured. I think it's too busy and not sharp enough to be a magazine cover, and it's also lacking any "wow" appeal.
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