Eric Rudd
Indianapolis film photographer
A Night at the Bishop
It's been a little while since I've posted personal work. As part of my exploration of film photography, I always enjoy shooting Kodak TriX. When my friend and fellow photographer, Mike Lee, texted me last month that his band was playing at the Bishop in Bloomington, I jumped at the chance to spend an evening shooting a band scene. I had a blast listening to The Double Digits, Busman's Holiday, Nate Gibson, and Jerry Miller. Great job, guys!!!
2 comments:
Hi Eric! Forgive me for trolling your site and bugging you with questions, but I'm just so taken with your images and you're actually responsive to comments, so I figure, why not? For the shots above in the jazz club, did you push your Tri-X? Also, did meter internally or did you just kinda know your settings for the lighting situation?
Not a problem! I appreciate the questions. The club shots were done with the Contax RTS 35mm with TriX. I believe I pushed the film two stops and used a spot meter with a gray card to determine my exposures. Thanks!
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