NZPhotographer Issue 56, June 2022
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I grew up on the west coast of Scotland but have spent the last 25 years<br />
in New Zealand. My interest in photography started when my daughter<br />
was born and I purchased my first digital camera to capture images to<br />
share with my family. My passion for photography grew from there. I love<br />
getting outside, close to nature, but the challenge of capturing action<br />
images in low light is what I truly enjoy, so you can imagine I am at my<br />
happiest at live gigs.<br />
@Lou Kibby Photography<br />
KIWI LEGENDS<br />
Live gig photography started for me in Raglan with the legendary Sir<br />
Dave Dobbyn!<br />
Photography at a gig is always a challenge due to low light, coloured<br />
light, no flash and restricted space. Constantly watching what is<br />
happening on stage and around you is paramount to getting an<br />
exceptional shot. This type of photography lends itself to black and white<br />
images as they give a real feeling of the atmosphere and drama of the<br />
gig.<br />
My chosen four images show Sir Dave Dobbyn’s first gig as “sir”, Ross<br />
Burge on the drums, Jo Barus on the bass guitar, and Sir Dave Dobbyn’s<br />
tools of the trade.<br />
<strong>NZPhotographer</strong><br />
<strong>June</strong> <strong>2022</strong><br />
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