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Bad Manners @ Webster Hall, NYC – 8.21.10
Bad Manners opened up for English Beat again and I was just stoked to see them again (both bands really). The last time I saw Bad Manners perform at Irving Plaza, it was just incredible. The same can be said again! Buster Bloodvessel is a photographer’s dream!
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Tags: 2 tone, 50mm f1.4, 70-200mm f2.8, bad manners, buster bloodvessel, Concert Photography, music photography, nikon d300, nyc, ska, webster hall
Chris Murray @ Webster Hall, NYC – 8.21.10
Aug. 26, 2010 | Category: Concert Photography | 0 Comments
Chris Murray was opening act for the English Beat/Bad Manners show last Saturday at Webster Hall in NYC. I haven’t seen him since 1996 but glad I finally got the chance to see Chris play his catchy acoustic ska music!
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Tags: 50mm f1.4, 70-200mm f2.8, acoustic ska, Chris Murray, Concert Photography, nikon d300, nyc, ska, webster hall
Florida Keys Vacation – 7.09.10 – 7.15.10
Jul. 18, 2010 | Category: Photography | 0 Comments
July 14th was my Dad’s 60th birthday, so to help celebrate it; my family went to the Florida Keys again for a week. My fiancee Kristen, my twin brother Matt and I flew down to Fort Lauderdale for a day and then drove down to meet my parents and older brother Jason down in the Keys. It was a nice relaxing trip, filled with swimming, kayaking, and eating way too much key lime pie! Woof.
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Tags: 7 Mile Bridge, buskers, Duvall Street, Fla, Florida, Florida Keys, Fort Lauderdale, Grassy Keys, kayak, Key West, Mallory Square, nikon d300, Photography, Seven Mile Bridge, Spiderman, sunset, sunset photos
The Specials @ Terminal 5, NYC – 4.21.10
May. 22, 2010 | Category: Concert Photography | 0 Comments
I’ve been waiting a long time to see the (almost) original lineup of the Specials perform. I knew it was only a matter of time before the legendary ska band from the UK would play over in the States. I wasn’t happy that the show was at Terminal 5 because I think that venue is one of the worst venues I’ve ever been in. Bad location, awful sight lines, crappy sound and it just makes for a miserable concert experience. But I tried to deal with that stuff and just have fun. I was on assignment for Prefixmag.com, where you might have seen my photos already.
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Tags: 18-70mm f3.5-f4.5, 50mm f1.4, 70-200mm f2.8, Concert Photography, Horace Panter, John Bradbury, Lynval Golding, Neville Staple, nikon d300, nyc, Roddy Byers, ska, terminal 5, Terry Hall, The Specials
Getting Engaged @ Peekamoose Waterfall, Sundown NY – 5.1.10
May. 3, 2010 | Category: Photography | 5 Comments
I’m getting married! Yes, yes I know, some girl ACTUALLY wants to marry my stupid ass. But it’s true, I proposed to my lovely girlfriend Kristen Saturday on an awesome day trip I planned on. I’m the king of the day trips! It didn’t hurt that it was sunny and 85 degrees outside either. What a day it was!
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SkaPunkPhotos.com is a concert photography website & blog, featuring the work of Bryan Kremkau. Bryan is a professional & experienced concert/music photographer based out of NY and has been shooting concerts for over 12 years now.
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Aug. 27, 2010 | Category: Concert Photography | 0 Comments