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Overall, I continued to shoot shows… I even shot Bumbershoot this year – you’ll see several shots from this in the review set:)

I upgraded equipment around April – from my trusty Rebel to my 5dmkII & 7d combo, along with the 24-70 2.8L, 70-200 2.8 IS L, 50 1.4 – keeping my trusty 100 2.0 – and more recently (October) adding the 15mm 2.8 fisheye.  So lot’s of new toys to learn to use – and hopefully get more good shots.

Imogen Heap performing at the Paramount Theatre - June 2010

There were a handful of notable shows where the images and getting of images, was just so fun – that I can barely choose what my favorite frames were – I just loved the entire sets ! Those were probably June’s – Imogen Heap show (pictured at right), July’s “Sextreme Ball“, September’s – Train show, obviously- September’s – Bumbershoot, and October’s – Never Shout Never gig.  As well, I finally got to see one of my faves from the Rock Star days – Ryan Star – who managed to visit Seattle, not once, but twice(!) in one week in September 2010 – Ryan’s 11:59 is doing well, and it was so great to see him live again – hadn’t seen him perform since 2006.

I also tried my hand at capturing more crowd – some successful, sometimes less so… These are tricky and require – quickly modified exposures, the right angle of view, wide glass, good timing – and well, an enthused crowd – a lot of variables that don’t always come together…

Bumbershoot Fans as LMFAO performed on the State Farm Stage

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All in all a fun image year…there is drama and joy, and those quietly peaceful moments that probably most define my favorite images.

Check out, some of my faves in this year in pictures – 2010…

Foxy Shazam performing at El Corazon in April 2010

Anvil performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

The Psychedelic Furs performing at the Showbox Sodo in June 2010

Ra Ra Riot performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Lacey Conner (fr Rock of Love?!) of Lords of Acid, Headlining the Sextreme Ball at Studio 7

Corinne Bailey Rae performing at the Moore Theatre in April 2010

Never Shout Never performing at the Showbox Market in October 2010

Ryan Star opening for Train at the Marymoor Amphitheatre in September 2010

Floater performing for their Seattle CD release at the Showbox Market in July 2010

Dengue Fever performing at Neumo's in January 2010

Kate Nash performing at the Showbox Market in November 2010

LMFAO performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Barenaked Ladies performing at Marymoor Theatre in July 2010

Romany Rye performing for Noise for the Needy at Neumo's in June 2010

The Maine performing at the Showbox Market in October 2010

The Providence performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

As Tall As Lions (who have recently called it quits) performing at Neumo's in April 2010

Train performing at Marymoor Amphitheatre in September 2010

Windowpane performing at the Showbox Market in July 2010

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Goo Goo Dolls performing at Sno Casino in May 2010

Visqueen performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Syztem Seven peforming during the Sextreme Ball at Studio 7 in July 2010

And of course – it was an honor to shoot, in one of his final live performances – Solomon Burke at Bumbershoot…

Solomon Burke performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

And just because I held this post until 2010 was officialy OVER – here is my fave from the last show of the year – literally – X performing NYE in Seattle at the Moore Theatre

Exene Cervenka of X performs on December 31, 2010 at the Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA

Slideshow of the the full set of 2010 faves – http://www.flickr.com/photos/emswazzu/sets/72157624755098884/show/

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Some additional highlights of the year also included having some live shots(both from 2009) make it onto some CD artwork and another’s website:

Foxy Shazam: self titled CD


Psychedelic Furs official website:

To peruse shoots from the entirety of 2010 – see the 2010 LIST

December –
X

November –
Mister Heavenly
Passion Pit
Kate Nash

October –
The Maine
The Dirty Heads
Never Shout Never
O.A.R.

September –
Bumbershoot – feat. The Whigs, The Providence, Visqueen, Star Anna & the Laughing Dogs feat. Mike McCready, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, The English Beat, Solomon Burke, Hole (Courtney Love), Fences, LMFAO, Lisa Dank, The Moondoggies, The Thermals, Anvil, Grynch, Zoe Muth & The Lost High Rollers, The Maldives, Justin Townes Earle, Billy Bragg, Hey Marseilles, David Bazan, Crash Kings, Ra Ra Riot, THEESatisfaction, Jenny & Johnny, & Booker T.
Train
Ryan Star (opening for Train)
The Flaming Lips
Hanson
Ryan Star (at Chop Suey)

August –
Dum Dum Girls
Melissa Etheridge
Jaill

July –
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Hey Marseilles
Barenaked Ladies
Floater
Windowpane
Afraid of Figs
Sextreme Ball – feat: Lords of Acid & Thrill Kill Kult with Blownload, Syztem Seven & DJ Deathwish

June –
Imogen Heap
Ben Christophers
Geese
Sintonía
Psychedelic Furs
Noise for the Needy – feat: Album Leaf, Delta Spirit, Kinsky, Baths, Ezra Furman and the Harpoons, & Romany Rye
Maxwell
Jill Scott
Born Ruffians
Young Rival
Kids and Animals

May –
Goo Goo Dolls
Vedera
Evelyn Evelyn

April –
Corinne Bailey Rae
Foxy Shazam
Young Veins
Bad Rabbits
Feverclub
As Tall As Lions
Bad Veins
Skeletons with Flesh on Them
Owl City
LIGHTS
Paper Route
Jónsi
Death Vessel

February –
Wilco

January –
Suzanne Vega
Dengue Fever
Lushy
Steve Earle
Hayes Carll
Alec Ounsworth

And a bit final self promotion – don’t forget to “Like” me on Facebook,  and follow me on Twitter!

I’d also love to give a shoutout, to the additional Facebook/Twitter pages – for SoundSpike-Facebook|Twitter &  seeLOUDER-Facebook|Twitter.  Like & follow them too!!

Special thanks to all the contributors/editors at SoundSpike.com – notably the photo editor Hali. As well, much love for all those fellow photogs/contributors at backbeatseattle.com – especially site founder/editor – Dagmar. And of course to all the publicists, label reps, managers, venues, and most of all – the fabulous musicians that make the music and images come to life – Thank you!

To all my fellow photog friends & fans I have met along the way – see you out there – here’s to more gorgeous images created by the rock stars we love!

xoxo
~elisa

Overall, I continued to shoot shows… I even shot Bumbershoot this year – you’ll see several shots from this in the review set:)

I upgraded equipment around April – from my trusty Rebel to my 5dmkII & 7d combo, along with the 24-70 2.8L, 70-200 2.8 IS L, 50 1.4 – keeping my trusty 100 2.0 – and more recently (October) adding the 15mm 2.8 fisheye.  So lot’s of new toys to learn to use – and hopefully get more good shots.

Imogen Heap performing at the Paramount Theatre - June 2010

There were a handful of notable shows where the images and getting of images, was just so fun – that I can barely choose what my favorite frames were – I just loved the entire sets ! Those were probably June’s – Imogen Heap show (pictured at right), July’s “Sextreme Ball“, September’s – Train show, obviously- September’s – Bumbershoot, and October’s – Never Shout Never gig.  As well, I finally got to see one of my faves from the Rock Star days – Ryan Star – who managed to visit Seattle, not once, but twice(!) in one week in September 2010 – Ryan’s 11:59 is doing well, and it was so great to see him live again – hadn’t seen him perform since 2006.

I also tried my hand at capturing more crowd – some successful, sometimes less so… These are tricky and require – quickly modified exposures, the right angle of view, wide glass, good timing – and well, an enthused crowd – a lot of variables that don’t always come together…

Bumbershoot Fans as LMFAO performed on the State Farm Stage

[flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157625593109218″]

All in all a fun image year…there is drama and joy, and those quietly peaceful moments that probably most define my favorite images.

Check out, some of my faves in this year in pictures – 2010…

Foxy Shazam performing at El Corazon in April 2010

Anvil performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

The Psychedelic Furs performing at the Showbox Sodo in June 2010

Ra Ra Riot performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Lacey Conner (fr Rock of Love?!) of Lords of Acid, Headlining the Sextreme Ball at Studio 7

Corinne Bailey Rae performing at the Moore Theatre in April 2010

Never Shout Never performing at the Showbox Market in October 2010

Ryan Star opening for Train at the Marymoor Amphitheatre in September 2010

Floater performing for their Seattle CD release at the Showbox Market in July 2010

Dengue Fever performing at Neumo's in January 2010

Kate Nash performing at the Showbox Market in November 2010

LMFAO performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Barenaked Ladies performing at Marymoor Theatre in July 2010

Romany Rye performing for Noise for the Needy at Neumo's in June 2010

The Maine performing at the Showbox Market in October 2010

The Providence performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

As Tall As Lions (who have recently called it quits) performing at Neumo's in April 2010

Train performing at Marymoor Amphitheatre in September 2010

Windowpane performing at the Showbox Market in July 2010

Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Goo Goo Dolls performing at Sno Casino in May 2010

Visqueen performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

Syztem Seven peforming during the Sextreme Ball at Studio 7 in July 2010

And of course – it was an honor to shoot, in one of his final live performances – Solomon Burke at Bumbershoot…

Solomon Burke performing at Bumbershoot in September 2010

And just because I held this post until 2010 was officialy OVER – here is my fave from the last show of the year – literally – X performing NYE in Seattle at the Moore Theatre

Exene Cervenka of X performs on December 31, 2010 at the Moore Theatre in Seattle, WA

Slideshow of the the full set of 2010 faves – http://www.flickr.com/photos/emswazzu/sets/72157624755098884/show/

[flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157624755098884″]

Some additional highlights of the year also included having some live shots(both from 2009) make it onto some CD artwork and another’s website:

Foxy Shazam: self titled CD


Psychedelic Furs official website:

To peruse shoots from the entirety of 2010 – see the 2010 LIST

December –
X

November –
Mister Heavenly
Passion Pit
Kate Nash

October –
The Maine
The Dirty Heads
Never Shout Never
O.A.R.

September –
Bumbershoot – feat. The Whigs, The Providence, Visqueen, Star Anna & the Laughing Dogs feat. Mike McCready, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, The English Beat, Solomon Burke, Hole (Courtney Love), Fences, LMFAO, Lisa Dank, The Moondoggies, The Thermals, Anvil, Grynch, Zoe Muth & The Lost High Rollers, The Maldives, Justin Townes Earle, Billy Bragg, Hey Marseilles, David Bazan, Crash Kings, Ra Ra Riot, THEESatisfaction, Jenny & Johnny, & Booker T.
Train
Ryan Star (opening for Train)
The Flaming Lips
Hanson
Ryan Star (at Chop Suey)

August –
Dum Dum Girls
Melissa Etheridge
Jaill

July –
Toad the Wet Sprocket
Hey Marseilles
Barenaked Ladies
Floater
Windowpane
Afraid of Figs
Sextreme Ball – feat: Lords of Acid & Thrill Kill Kult with Blownload, Syztem Seven & DJ Deathwish

June –
Imogen Heap
Ben Christophers
Geese
Sintonía
Psychedelic Furs
Noise for the Needy – feat: Album Leaf, Delta Spirit, Kinsky, Baths, Ezra Furman and the Harpoons, & Romany Rye
Maxwell
Jill Scott
Born Ruffians
Young Rival
Kids and Animals

May –
Goo Goo Dolls
Vedera
Evelyn Evelyn

April –
Corinne Bailey Rae
Foxy Shazam
Young Veins
Bad Rabbits
Feverclub
As Tall As Lions
Bad Veins
Skeletons with Flesh on Them
Owl City
LIGHTS
Paper Route
Jónsi
Death Vessel

February –
Wilco

January –
Suzanne Vega
Dengue Fever
Lushy
Steve Earle
Hayes Carll
Alec Ounsworth

And a bit final self promotion – don’t forget to “Like” me on Facebook,  and follow me on Twitter!

I’d also love to give a shoutout, to the additional Facebook/Twitter pages – for SoundSpike-Facebook|Twitter &  seeLOUDER-Facebook|Twitter.  Like & follow them too!!

Special thanks to all the contributors/editors at SoundSpike.com – notably the photo editor Hali. As well, much love for all those fellow photogs/contributors at backbeatseattle.com – especially site founder/editor – Dagmar. And of course to all the publicists, label reps, managers, venues, and most of all – the fabulous musicians that make the music and images come to life – Thank you!

To all my fellow photog friends & fans I have met along the way – see you out there – here’s to more gorgeous images created by the rock stars we love!

xoxo
~elisa

One of the fun things – though, is not just my faves – but my most popular images – over time. Honestly, they are often not my absolute faves, nor technically best – but there is something about the images that make people look again, and again, no? Whether it’s just the popularity of the artist(very common – they don’t call ’em “pop” stars for nothing!) or great SEO, or luck – whatever it is, it’s kind of fun…

Also – it takes a lot for the newer images to break through – but the ones that do – also a surprise… I would say the winner of those this year – probably LIGHTS and maybe Never Shout Never?

Never Shout Never aka Christofer Drew Ingle – 2010 – teeny bopper fans were lined up literally around the block for this guy…the average age was probably between 13-15 – and girls were fainting in excitement and likely dehydration in the crowd leading up to and during the show…

A couple things I use to gauge popularity are flickr stats, blog/site stats, and google rankings of various images. On the latter – SEO on the first 2(flickr/site) directly impact. Doing it right in those places leads people to find my images who would otherwise never know to look there… And that’s great – otherwise, it’s just my friends looking – which is great – but you know, we all want world wide fame…ha ha!

I have done pretty well on google for sometime – even before I shot much live… Google likes me I guess;) Even now, I am not the most prolific shooter in Seattle – far from! But, for various popular searches, my photos turn up with frequency.

Oh, and I finally have images when you search my name >>google: elisa sherman<<…yay me (total vanity moment – apparently this isn’t true for everyone, and hadn’t until recently shown up for me!)

Of course – all that is to say, if the subject is popular – then they get googled – and if you label / SEO things well – you get that perfect storm – all the labeling, indexing, etc doesn’t matter if no one cares about the subject – I mean there is the art of it, sure…but that only goes so far, and honestly, it’s just my friends or photog followers that look at my photos because they’re cool/pretty… Fans, press, bands, etc, all are looking for more particular subject matter. So for that reason – I practically obsessively google shows I shoot after, to see if my images are scoring high in google/google image searches. They usually are…either from flickr, or my site – photosbyelisa.com, photoshelter, facebook, twitter, the pub am shooting for, etc. I don’t care how they find them – only that they find them. They are out there – and that’s the whole point, no?

All of this search bits – and whatnot, is maybe just a vanity project, who knows – but if nothing else, it shows me what is actually popular – and feedback, emails etc I might get from bands or other interested parties, reinforce for me that it does matter.

Will I ever be a rock star of a photographer? Who knows – as in actual pursuit of music, luck has more than a bit to do with that…I mean, there are a milieu of gorgeous, iconic images of live music out there. It’s hard to stand out, get noticed, etc. But, I’ll continue to shoot rock stars, because they inspire me. They are the epitome of drama – amongst the glowy flashing lights and fog…They sing, they play, they bang (drums, etc, lol) to the masses that throb and cheer for them…then they turn into regular people, but always with a little twinkle in their eyes, because they are rock stars when they are up on that stage – whether in front of 5 people or 50thousand. My mission is to capture those in between moments. Not to match everyone elses images – and not to be the technical best.

Will I ever be most popular? Maybe not! But google will still love me, and that’s ok with me;)

Some of my most popular music images (2006-2010) – what do you think?

Kate Voegele – 2009 – perhaps best known for her turn as rising star on TV’s “One Tree Hill” – had fans lined up hours before the show…played to a packed house at Neumo’s.

Bat for Lashes – 2009 – performed in near darkness most of the night – so I decided to find the drama and go black and white with the set – eclectic performer – and she seems to have quite a following – on top of the interesting stage name!

A couple oldies – quality is definitely in question – but, again, it’s not necessarily the best photos that get noticed, it’s who, what, where when…but good ones keep em coming back!

Storm Large – 2006 – Some of my most earliest favorite music images are of Storm – all shot with my old Olympus point and shoot…she’s gorgeous, expressive, and well excessively photogenic. This one gets the most hits still from the archives…Also, one of the first times my images were used for anything – in this case, accompanying an interview with said Ms. Large.

A few more popular oldies, Daughtry – 2007 & Blake Lewis – 2007 – both of American Idol fame…no wonder they are popular!

INXS – 2006 – Of course, I can’t leave out some of my most popular to date images are due to what got me started in all this – INXS – 2006-2007 Switched on Tour, front row again and again…Who by the by, are getting together once again, dropping a re-imagining of their hits performed by contemporary artists – Original Sin, and back in league with their 2005 RockStar INXS winner and new lead singer, Canadian, JD Fortune – in this world, a little bit of INXS must fall! The following image of said INXS newcomer, JD Fortune – was a great subject, and no wonder, this is what enticed me to shoot rock stars!


And then there are the images that get noticed – the following have all led to something beyond just that days shooting…usually from the unexpected subjects!

Foxy Shazam – 2009 – this my first piece of CD artwork – the band contacted me, and had to have it! They were a surprise needless to say…fun for sure – and I was at the show(Sounds headlined) to shoot the second opener, Semi Precious Weapons


Toad the Wet Sprocket – 2010 – a surprisingly popular set…perhaps not so surprising? They have been around a while, and it was a short tour – so a very limited amount of images…lot’s of hits when they went live on SoundSpike, as well as feedback from the band that they were some of their favorite photos. They clearly love what they do – and their fans appreciate them! Their fans have been around for a while, and they prove that not every popular muso requires a teen audience…

Psychedelic Furs – 2009 – this images featuring their drummer (who I didn’t get any shots of at the 2010 show) has been used by the band in their newly launched website. Definitely Pretty in Pink!

Next up, in a week or so – 2010 Year in Review – my fave images, and thoughts on the year and next, coming, soon-ish;)

One of the fun things – though, is not just my faves – but my most popular images – over time. Honestly, they are often not my absolute faves, nor technically best – but there is something about the images that make people look again, and again, no? Whether it’s just the popularity of the artist(very common – they don’t call ’em “pop” stars for nothing!) or great SEO, or luck – whatever it is, it’s kind of fun…

Also – it takes a lot for the newer images to break through – but the ones that do – also a surprise… I would say the winner of those this year – probably LIGHTS and maybe Never Shout Never?

Never Shout Never aka Christofer Drew Ingle – 2010 – teeny bopper fans were lined up literally around the block for this guy…the average age was probably between 13-15 – and girls were fainting in excitement and likely dehydration in the crowd leading up to and during the show…

A couple things I use to gauge popularity are flickr stats, blog/site stats, and google rankings of various images. On the latter – SEO on the first 2(flickr/site) directly impact. Doing it right in those places leads people to find my images who would otherwise never know to look there… And that’s great – otherwise, it’s just my friends looking – which is great – but you know, we all want world wide fame…ha ha!

I have done pretty well on google for sometime – even before I shot much live… Google likes me I guess;) Even now, I am not the most prolific shooter in Seattle – far from! But, for various popular searches, my photos turn up with frequency.

Oh, and I finally have images when you search my name >>google: elisa sherman<<…yay me (total vanity moment – apparently this isn’t true for everyone, and hadn’t until recently shown up for me!)

Of course – all that is to say, if the subject is popular – then they get googled – and if you label / SEO things well – you get that perfect storm – all the labeling, indexing, etc doesn’t matter if no one cares about the subject – I mean there is the art of it, sure…but that only goes so far, and honestly, it’s just my friends or photog followers that look at my photos because they’re cool/pretty… Fans, press, bands, etc, all are looking for more particular subject matter. So for that reason – I practically obsessively google shows I shoot after, to see if my images are scoring high in google/google image searches. They usually are…either from flickr, or my site – photosbyelisa.com, photoshelter, facebook, twitter, the pub am shooting for, etc. I don’t care how they find them – only that they find them. They are out there – and that’s the whole point, no?

All of this search bits – and whatnot, is maybe just a vanity project, who knows – but if nothing else, it shows me what is actually popular – and feedback, emails etc I might get from bands or other interested parties, reinforce for me that it does matter.

Will I ever be a rock star of a photographer? Who knows – as in actual pursuit of music, luck has more than a bit to do with that…I mean, there are a milieu of gorgeous, iconic images of live music out there. It’s hard to stand out, get noticed, etc. But, I’ll continue to shoot rock stars, because they inspire me. They are the epitome of drama – amongst the glowy flashing lights and fog…They sing, they play, they bang (drums, etc, lol) to the masses that throb and cheer for them…then they turn into regular people, but always with a little twinkle in their eyes, because they are rock stars when they are up on that stage – whether in front of 5 people or 50thousand. My mission is to capture those in between moments. Not to match everyone elses images – and not to be the technical best.

Will I ever be most popular? Maybe not! But google will still love me, and that’s ok with me;)

Some of my most popular music images (2006-2010) – what do you think?

Kate Voegele – 2009 – perhaps best known for her turn as rising star on TV’s “One Tree Hill” – had fans lined up hours before the show…played to a packed house at Neumo’s.

Bat for Lashes – 2009 – performed in near darkness most of the night – so I decided to find the drama and go black and white with the set – eclectic performer – and she seems to have quite a following – on top of the interesting stage name!

A couple oldies – quality is definitely in question – but, again, it’s not necessarily the best photos that get noticed, it’s who, what, where when…but good ones keep em coming back!

Storm Large – 2006 – Some of my most earliest favorite music images are of Storm – all shot with my old Olympus point and shoot…she’s gorgeous, expressive, and well excessively photogenic. This one gets the most hits still from the archives…Also, one of the first times my images were used for anything – in this case, accompanying an interview with said Ms. Large.

A few more popular oldies, Daughtry – 2007 & Blake Lewis – 2007 – both of American Idol fame…no wonder they are popular!

INXS – 2006 – Of course, I can’t leave out some of my most popular to date images are due to what got me started in all this – INXS – 2006-2007 Switched on Tour, front row again and again…Who by the by, are getting together once again, dropping a re-imagining of their hits performed by contemporary artists – Original Sin, and back in league with their 2005 RockStar INXS winner and new lead singer, Canadian, JD Fortune – in this world, a little bit of INXS must fall! The following image of said INXS newcomer, JD Fortune – was a great subject, and no wonder, this is what enticed me to shoot rock stars!


And then there are the images that get noticed – the following have all led to something beyond just that days shooting…usually from the unexpected subjects!

Foxy Shazam – 2009 – this my first piece of CD artwork – the band contacted me, and had to have it! They were a surprise needless to say…fun for sure – and I was at the show(Sounds headlined) to shoot the second opener, Semi Precious Weapons


Toad the Wet Sprocket – 2010 – a surprisingly popular set…perhaps not so surprising? They have been around a while, and it was a short tour – so a very limited amount of images…lot’s of hits when they went live on SoundSpike, as well as feedback from the band that they were some of their favorite photos. They clearly love what they do – and their fans appreciate them! Their fans have been around for a while, and they prove that not every popular muso requires a teen audience…

Psychedelic Furs – 2009 – this images featuring their drummer (who I didn’t get any shots of at the 2010 show) has been used by the band in their newly launched website. Definitely Pretty in Pink!

Next up, in a week or so – 2010 Year in Review – my fave images, and thoughts on the year and next, coming, soon-ish;)

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