The French site lehiboo.com has posted a short article on the Nikon D3 featuring a small selection of my work. The piece discusses the high ISO performance of the camera and includes images from recent performances by the Dresden Dolls, the Walkmen, the Hush Sound, and Keller Williams.
Le-Hiboo features coverage of music and film, with a prime focus on concert coverage and photography. Rod, the article’s author and Le-Hiboo’s chief contributor, is a talented music photographer based in Paris, France.
The original article is available here, and also translated from the French here. For further reading on the topic, check out the article of my impressions of the D3′s high ISO performance.
As an aside, Le-Hiboo also features a very nice custom WordPress theme with excellent integration of Flickr streams and sets. In particular, Le-Hiboo integrates the image viewer HighSlide under the platform Crossroads, and to very slick effect.
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A French connection! Good to see your images getting spread around. And it was funny to read how Rod compares the lighting at the Duckroom to La Flèche d’Or, a place we visited in the outskirts of central Paris some years ago – I miss Paris :-)
Hey Thomas,
Rod is one of my Flickr contacts, and a great concert photographer. He wanted to do a feature on the Nikon D3 to show people what the camera is capable of, and he chose to use my images as examples.
The Duckroom is a total dive, and from what I gather, even the La Flèche d’Or is a little brighter. But that’s cool you went to the French spot, I take it it’s a cool little club.
nice mate, really nice ;)
Hey G, thanks. It seems the short article provoked a little discussion, too! Seems there are many Canon shooters who read the site ;-)