Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
We have our very own monkeymonkeyjoyjoy shooting on Inforoo's behalf this year. Will try to keep this updated throughout the weekend and there will be many more photos to come post-fest. Enjoy!
Just got home and have 6,000 photos to cull through and edit. I should have a full album up tomorrow at some point. You can see a few on my Instagram page in my signature.
Post by cory's beard on Jun 16, 2015 5:09:54 GMT -5
Well Fuck, I just spent the past 30 minutes formatting a nice post with select pictures and I accidentally clicked away from the page and lost all that progress. So I'm just going to link the Dropbox folder that hosted the pictures and come back and edit this post later.
Appreciate the photos. Common denominators looked like a lot of folks with smiles and a lot of sweat. Those little fireball shots are the bomb...snuck in a few of them at Hangout fest.
As a nascent photographer, if everyone in here who's posted a photo can give me one tip as to how to get such gorgeous shots, I'd be sincerely beholden to them.
As a nascent photographer, if everyone in here who's posted a photo can give me one tip as to how to get such gorgeous shots, I'd be sincerely beholden to them.
For me, Shoot in Raw format and know how to make it look awesome with Photoshop. Im not that good. TRUST ME. but cleaning it in photoshop goes a long way for me. I rookied this year and didnt check camera settings and they werent correct so my camera only shot in jpeg standard so they arent near as good as I hoped.
Also, i shoot mostly in aperature priority mode on my nikon. lets me set how much light comes in and then the camera balances the shutter speed and such to give me a decent image. this works pretty good for most shots expect at night. then it is manual mode and hope for the best when i can adjust it in photoshop.
As a nascent photographer, if everyone in here who's posted a photo can give me one tip as to how to get such gorgeous shots, I'd be sincerely beholden to them.
most important tool is your eye. Put interesting things in the frame
thesidebar Do you have any info on the vendor that was selling the black and white pic of the tents, fountain, etc. I love the pic and would like to get a print if there are any available.
Post by thesidebar on Jun 17, 2015 14:23:16 GMT -5
Dubsox. No. But wish I did. He was on a corner there. Next to the metal art guy but closer to the brooers tent. He was selling them for $20 and I should have bought one. There were several other good ones. Somewhere there must be a layout that list them. If I had a booth map I could for sure pick it.
