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rhythmaningLast month, I went to see the Chris Grieve Islay Quartet at the Lot in Edinburgh. According to my sources, they played a storming gig at the Islay Jazz Festival last year (hence their name…). It was a while since I had been to a jazz gig – this was the first of the year; and I took my camera with me.
I had decided to start shooting RAW – a specific kind of digital format, akin to a negative on film. I can’t work if it had made much difference to the images, though I think the black and white pictures are deeper and richer.
Anyhow, here are some of the pictures I took – there are a lot more on flickr…. Mostly they are of Chris Grieve (trombone), Ryna Quigley (trumpet) and Phil bancroft (tenor and alto sax).
It was a great gig – Quigley and Bancroft were particularly storming.
I had decided to start shooting RAW – a specific kind of digital format, akin to a negative on film. I can’t work if it had made much difference to the images, though I think the black and white pictures are deeper and richer.
Anyhow, here are some of the pictures I took – there are a lot more on flickr…. Mostly they are of Chris Grieve (trombone), Ryna Quigley (trumpet) and Phil bancroft (tenor and alto sax).
It was a great gig – Quigley and Bancroft were particularly storming.
