Yes, he is great. One of my sons liked it so much, he went to four
concerts within a few weeks, different places in Europe. He considered
it was the last oppertunity. Indeed it is not likely that a 75 year old
men wil repeat this next year.....
Jos
Bob W wrote:
I don't know the answer to your question, but I saw Leonard Cohen in July and
really, really enjoyed it. I also saw him in 1979, at the Hammersmith Odeon, and
took pictures at that concert with an MX and 135mm lens - no flash. I still have
the negs, but they're rubbish.
Bob
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Subject: Leonard Cohen concert, how to make my camera look normal?
Last sunday at Leonard Cohen concert in Oberhausen (I enjoyed
it very, very much).
As always: taking pictures not allowed.
There was a risk that I had to hand-over my camera at the
entrance (as happend to me at Pinkpop concerts) so I decided
not to take my K10D, but only my DL and a suitable, not to
bulky SMC-M 135/2.5.
It was easy to hide them under my clothes when entering.
I noticed that many people were using their phone-cameras and
tried to flash the whole stadion.
I took some pictures from my seat but I knew, that it would
not be something special.
Than at the end of the concert, some people left their seat
and went to the front. I understood that this was my chance
and moved quickly to the stage while hiding my camera.
I could take about 10 pictures till the guards spotted me.
I was not allowed to take any more pictures, because "that
was not a normal camera".
Now I wonder how to make my camera more "normal"?
Or which camera is suited for such a job and still look normal??
Suggestions appreciated.
Greetz, Jos
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