Clay Aiken in Seattle, November 6, 2005 McCaw Hall Photo Gallery by Tim Bowman at pbase.com

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Clay Aiken in Seattle, November 6, 2005 McCaw Hall

Note: All pictures were taken without flash or other light except that which was provided by the stage setup.
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072 Clay.jpg	073 Tommy.jpg	074 Clay.jpg	075 Cast Credits.jpg
076 Clay Duet.jpg	077 Clay.jpg	078 Encore Clay.jpg	079 Encore Backups.jpg
080 Encore Clay.jpg	081 Encore Clay.jpg	082 Encore Backups.jpg	083 Encore Backups.jpg

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Sue Anne		09-Nov-2005 11:58
Thanks for your photos. I like the fact that you took photos of the entire stage and what it looks like. We have not had that. You were in the 12th row and no flash? You did a good job. Thanks for sharing.

Guest		08-Nov-2005 23:01
Wow, these are great pics. They really give me an idea of what it's all about, and got me all excited in anticipation of seeing the show live! Thanks so much for sharing. (Georgia Girl)

Guest		08-Nov-2005 22:17
Is it possible to buy some of the photos from you? I wasn't close enough to take pics at the concert, but would love some. If so, my e-mail address is: pjlytle@yahoo.com. The picture are gorgeous and so is Clay. Thanks for sharing them. Peggy Lytle

Guest		08-Nov-2005 06:10
Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing.

Tim Bowman		08-Nov-2005 03:06
BTW, it was also great for Clay to be wearing white through the major portion of the performance. In Portland he was in black and that just doesn't photograph well.

Tim Bowman		08-Nov-2005 03:00
The first challenge in taking these pictures is that the concert venue will allow no flash and no light emitted from the camera. To take them, I turned off the flash and set the auto focus illuminator off. The second challenge is to catch the performers when they are not exhibiting motion (sometimes I was not successful!). It also helped that I had previously seen the performance and kinda knew what was coming. Beyond that I just tried to hold the camera as still as possible. To get these 87 pictures I had to throw away about 15.

Karen		08-Nov-2005 02:16
Thanks for the pics. I can hardly wait until 12/22 at Raleigh. I have 7th row and a new camera, so maybe I'll got beautiful photos like yours. Karen In NC

Guest		08-Nov-2005 01:14
Really enjoyed your photos and impressed at how clear they are for 12 rows back and no flash. I only hope I can take as good of photos 14 rows back in Salt Lake. Thanks for sharing great photos with us. Ginny in Idaho

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