Music through the looking Glass
Last night we attended the Joyful Noise Spring Orchestral Concert. Joyful Noise is a music organization serving the musical education needs of over 300 home and charter school students in bands, orchestral, vocal, guitar and marching band. The ministry is supported gracefully by Sandy Springs Baptist Church, and is a Christ focused music organization.
While walking the halls with my one year old before the concert I was able to capture this photo. I am fascinated by the play of glass on my image. In this case the children of the beginning band were tuning up in the cry room, and the glass captured the reflection of the busy sanctuary where people were waiting, music stands awaited a musician. Our children's teacher was helping another child with the tuning of their violin...and I tried to capture that whole story in the frame.
I hope you like it!
For you techies....F6.3 to get some depth in the photo, 1/50 sec @ ISO 1600. I used a 35mm Macro so 1/50 was the slowest I could go to prevent shake on a Pentax K-5 APSC sensor. Post processed in OnOne Perfect Suite.
-ehw