Goes to NBA cheerleaders.
I dream of the day I’ll be allowed to take my telephoto lens into a basketball arena. *sigh*.
Posted by Kristian Golding on March 15, 2006
Goes to NBA cheerleaders.
I dream of the day I’ll be allowed to take my telephoto lens into a basketball arena. *sigh*.
Posted by Kristian Golding on March 13, 2006
As I type this I am absolutely buggered. I have been running on a minimum of sleep for a while now. This, of course, is entirely my fault.
I can’t remember what I did Friday night anymore… something.
Saturday night we headed out to the lovely South Beach area to check out some cool places. There were a few spring breakers about but not as many as one would expect since South Beach can get bloody expensive. We ended up at a really, really cool hotel on the beachfront called the Shore Club.
Sunday was spent at Calle Ocho where I saw a heck of a lot of hispanic people walking about (of course) and Santos Renuentes were playing there too. I of course have some pics from their gig that I’ll put up later. I didn’t get too many pictures of the crowd… I’m getting pretty paranoid these days about taking pictures of people. There were some angry looking hispanic dudes walking about in this case.
Sunday night was awesome. We headed to Nikki Beach, where I got some great movies and some pictures. They’ll be put up online later as well. That place is awesome and oh so relaxing and there is *always* a bewdifal crowd there.
Posted by Kristian Golding on March 8, 2006
On the weekend I got to see Coldplay and Fiona Apple play in Orlando. Actually, ha, let me correct that. I got to see a bit of one Fiona Apple song – “Fast as you can” – and you can bet I was running as fast as I could to get to my seat when I arrived at the venue.
It turns out we had a bit of bad luck with the traffic that night. What should have been a 15 minute drive to the venue turned out being over an hour drive. Whilst sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic we had to get to exit 83B on the I-4. Fiona would have already started her set, and being support act, would only be playing for 45 mins or so. Anyway, we came up to exit 82A… 5 mins passed … exit 82B … another 5 mins gone … exit 82C… at which point I stated “ha, wouldn’t it be funny if there was an 82D exit!” Nobody in the car really appreciated the humour.
We arrived, sat down, and Fiona left the stage. Excellent. I can’t really express how much I was looking forward to seeing Fiona play live. I guess I’ll have to wait another 5 years or something now.
Coldplay were awesome again though. It was cool to see all the massive yellow balls fall down again during “Yellow”. Afterwards we were supposed to meet up with some people who were going to get us into one of the cool clubs. Unfortunately, one of them had a bit too much to drink and she was getting sick in the bathroom HALF WAY through the Coldplay set! Awesome.
Downtown was also bumper-to-bumper traffic so we decided to grab some grog and drink up at our hotel. I can’t remember much after that, although I do remember us watching my copy of “You shoot, I shoot” for a little bit. It’s pretty difficult to concentrate on subtitles when you’re not exactly sober.
Posted by Kristian Golding on March 1, 2006
Some “different” things have been going on in my life recently. People recently saw these photos from the CD release party. Actually the person who saw them was Fernando, who apart from playing for Santos Renuentes also plays for Hilary McRae (among many other groups).
I was asked if I wanted to further practice my photography and take pictures of Hilary’s first ever gig. Those pictures are here. They liked those, so since then I’ve taken pictures of another concert by Hilary (photos are not yet online) and another Santos Renuentes gig.
I had heaps of fun taking the pictures, but what’s even better, I got to take pictures for some awesome artists. Hilary, without even considering it was her first gig, was just absolutely outstanding.