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Hi all, Due to a recent financial struggle I am looking to unload my Lillington's box set. I'm looking for $200 ppd. All records on my discogs are for sale as well: https://www.discogs.com/user/bryce.center/collection No specific price point for those, but send a PM and we can discuss. Thanks, B

Sign me up as well, fam. Was really hoping that there would be a mask preorder with this release. Oh well.

I'm going to be driving 15 hours one way. Stopping in New Orleans on the way there, and Houston on the way back. To top it all off, with camping it's still under $300 for that insane lineup. Ty Segall, Brian Wilson, Animal Collective, Carribou, Flying Lotus, The Black Angels, Melody's Echo Chamber, Sunno)), Sleep, and more. Hell... even the smaller artists are incredible. So pumped for this. I don't know how I feel about Ween headlining, but that's whatever. It was a no brainer to go to this over the local Shaky Knees this year.

Going to Austin for Levitation instead this year. I've never seen the city, and have heard only great things about it.

Color popping is tough with harsh and hazy bar situations. Almost every live photographer I know currently pretty much goes solely B & W because of the harsh light. Originally I was using just my kit lens, an 18-55. As you should know, that thing sucks for dark subject matter. I've moved on to a 50mm 1.4 Nikon lens and the results are becoming much more satisfying. The fixed lens aspect is a game changer for composition. For instance - the Julien Baker show was in a club that held maybe 250 and the audience was right up against the stage. I was in the very front, but it's not like I could really move right or left once she started. It's totally different versus shooting in the daytime at a festival with barricades with the ability to zoom into whatever I wanted and circle the entire stage. I'm growing...slowly, and finding my style. I've come a long ways from when I was out in California shooting Ariel Pink and Gang of Four. Example of harsh light: (Unedited) (Editied)

Saw Julien last Thursday. What an unbelievable set. If you have the chance to see here do not skip out. Here are a few shots of the show. http://immersiveatlanta.com/photos-julien-baker-old-sea-brigade-at-aisle-5/

I appreciate that. That was my style for a bit, but now I'm shooting raw and avoiding some of my flaws that I had in my earlier work. The first photo set "Immersive" is my most recent (last month or so) work. I've grown significantly from what you can see at the "Modern Sky" and "Quartyard" photos. In my earlier works I had a tendency to use Vingette and also oversharpening. It was basically my way of correcting the flaws of how I shot the pictures. Steadily I'm learning at least the core basics and developing my style. Here is my most recent photo set: http://immersiveatlanta.com/photos-julien-baker-old-sea-brigade-at-aisle-5/ Let me know what you think. Cheers!

Updated.

On the subject of Devo

Brycesoncenter.carbonmade.com Feedback is appreciated!

Waiting to order it too, saw her tonight in Atlanta and they had no vinyl at the show.

Try to buy the desert gold, yet there is no option to add it to my cart. What's the current price at?

Is there anywhere to pick up the deluxe, or is anyone willing to sell me theirs ?

This would be a fantastic pickup if my girlfriend was a C + C fan. I'm glad to see that it's not priced terribly either.

Hey guys, If you're from Atlanta check out Immersive Atlanta. We're trying to cover the smaller shows out here. I'm the staff photographer, so let me know if you're going to a show in the ATL. http://immersiveatlanta.com/ Here is some photos from the Soft Moon show last week. Cool? Cool. /shamelessplug