Nothing to start the week like a little hair guitar. Here’s just one shot from DragonForce on their current 2009 tour – the one and only Herman Li. Compared to their stint on Mayhem Fest 2009, this was a decidedly different shoot. With lights, the crowd, and the venue on massively different scales, the one constant for this show was the band.
Stay tuned for the full set, coming up! In the meantime, you can see the exclusive portrait shoot we did with DragonForce here.
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The one and only Herman Li: http://is.gd/z3HS
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DragonForce live shots are awesome! Takes me back to the 80′s. Looking forward to the full set.
Hey Thomas,
Thanks! Nice to hear from you here. It was a huge difference shooting DragonForce on the small stage of Pop’s compared to their Mayhem Fest performance, but a few shots worked out. And despite the change in scale, the band’s set still had a great, lively feel.