I like the perspective. Usually two guys on stage are shot from a low position, below the stage or people try to get right in the middle of them. Here the photographer has us off to the side but at the same height or a little higher. I think it works well.
The composition is weak. We have 3/4 of the guy on the left, his arm is cut off. Also the sign Q107 is only partially seen. I think the crop could of improved this shot. Also the photo appears to be over sharpened to me. Maybe it's the camera, or the lights?
It's a night shot. They can be hard to pull off with strange lights. This shot is not bad, it just has a few fixable flaws. With a little adjustment this could be their next album cover!
If you cut this shot in half you have a much better picture. The left hand side doesn't appeal to me at all and detracts from the overall image. Otherwise a decent shot. I like the spotlight!
Good concert night shot, especially spot light . Nice gocus. Focus a little tight on left, with room on right to move it over, which would also have shown all of the "Q". This is a small thing but it's these small things that make the difference between a good shot and a great shot- paying attention to details. This is a good shot and would make one want to read the article about the concert. PTL8
Looks like a couple guys from Def Leppard, Joe Elliot and Phil Collen, but I could be wrong here. If it is, what a great op for a pic. Lighting is pretty cool. Pic is framed a little weird, looks like it could be panned back a bit to include more of left guys guitar. Overal pretty good though. - Inspzil
Composition: Subject Placement, Cropping, Background7, Technical: Focus, Exposure, Lighting, Processing6, Appeal: Is it Interesting, Motivating, Etc.? 5, Total Averaged Rating6. Autool IMO the relationship between the title and picture are key elements in this challenge. I guess I would need to be a local to get the connection. You had bad conditions to make this picture in, but I would have liked to see the whole sign for the radio station, and less of the blaring light.