Rolling Stone Awards portraits

Daniel Boud — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 09:41:07 +0000

I have a few more photos in the current issue of Rolling Stone in a spread they did on coverage of the Rolling Stone Awards party. People were there for the awards and to get sozzled on the free tequila but i pulled people and award winners away for some portraits.

I had a little nook at the party where i set up some lights and a couple of backdrops, a red paper roll, some vintage wallpaper and a white wall.

The spreads in the magazine are a mix of the portraits i took and party shots another photographer did.

Here’s some more pictures that didn’t make the cut.

Art vs Science - to motivate them i asked 'what would Wolfmother do?'

Art vs Science and the red studio set up revealed

bluejuice

bluejuice - it always gets weird when i photograph them

Sam from Guineafowl

Dave from Dappled Cities, Hayley from The Jezabels and Johnny from Children Collide

Johnny, Dave, Hayley

Kim and Matt

Matt and Kim

Kim and Matt

Dan Kelly and assorted members of Papa vs Pretty, The Jezabels and Oh Mercy

Winners are Grinners - Clare Bowditch (Best Female) and Paul Kelly (The Rolling Stone Award)

Ian Kenny from Birds of Tokyo toots on his award

David Michod who directed Animal Kingdom won the award for Best Male

Plan B

Lanie Lane

And here’s one last shot i had in a previous issue of Rolling Stone of Art vs Science.

Art vs Science cook up a strange concoction at Big Jesus Burger studios

Art vs Science

Popfrenzy Afloat 2009

Daniel Boud — Fri, 08 May 2009 08:28:28 +0000

Last Sunday eve was spent aboard a boat pottering around Sydney harbour. It was playing host to Popfrenzy afloat, with performances from Traps, Spod, Matt and Kim and The Meanies.

It was the third such seafaring Popfrenzy affair i’d been on (previously in 2004 with Les Savy Fav and 2006 with Les Savy Fav, The Gossip et al) so i knew it would be good fun.

I took some pictures for Mess and Noise but wasn’t really feeling my photo mojo. I’ve been seeing amazing shots of Matt and Kim for ages courtesy of Tod Seelie and i think that put me off. My shots wouldn’t compare and i just wasn’t in the mood to flash in people’s faces and get those knockout shots.

Here’s some more of my pictures.

Fellow snapper Will took some neat shots and Matt Booy made a surprise appearance on his brief visit back to Sydney.

While i’m posting gig photos, here’s some from the Essential Festival a few weeks ago, another show i snapped for Mess and Noise.

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