Last one of the set. This is Sudden Death Of Stars who kicked off proceedings on the Furnace stage on Saturday afternoon. Another double exposure.
Archive for October, 2014
Liverpool Psychfest 8
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, Sudden Death Of Stars on October 22, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Liverpool Psychfest 7
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Grumbling, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, long exposure on October 21, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Last but one. This is Grumbling Fur again but this time shot from front of stage rather than the side.
Liverpool Psychfest 6
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Hills, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, long exposure on October 20, 2014| 1 Comment »
Liverpool Psychfest 5
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Grumbling Fur, Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, long exposure on October 19, 2014| Leave a Comment »
This is Alexander Tucker and Daniel O’Sullivan, otherwise known as Grumbling Fur, on the Furnace stage of Psychfest. I like this band a lot and have been obsessively listening to their excellent Glynnaestra album for the last few weeks.
Liverpool Psychfest 4
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Hugh McCabe, Islet, Liverpool PsychFest on October 18, 2014| Leave a Comment »
This is Islet playing on the Camp stage on Saturday afternoon of the Psychfest. It’s a double exposure so there are way more drums than one might normally expect.
Liverpool Psychfest 3
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, Moodoid on October 17, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Liverpool Psychfest 2
Posted in Bands, Photography, tagged Hugh McCabe, large format photography, Liverpool PsychFest, long exposure, Woods on October 16, 2014| Leave a Comment »
This is Woods playing at the Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia 2014, which took place over the last weekend of September. This is the second of a series of photographs that I took at it (the first was of Goat and can be seen here) and I’ll put more of them up here over the next week or so. As usual, this photograph was created by opening the shutter at the start of the song and closing it at the end. Big thanks to the festival organisers for facilitating this, especially Sam Hinde, and also to the crew who were all extraordinarily helpful. As I said, more of these to come.