Saturday, 19 May 2012
The Amber Thieves
The Amber Thieves
A new emergence of a fresh new band from the streets of Brighton, UK
Ruben J Dodds
Guitar & Vocals
Nicholas M Yates
Lead Guitar
Dan J Penton
Bass Guitar
Martyn Lillyman
Drums
‘When I noticed that
people were taking an interest in The Amber Thieves, I felt motivated to comment
about the importance of imagery.
When the band formed
we knew it was important to have a presence on networking sites. We set out to develop an overall ‘look’ and
‘feel’ to what The Amber Thieves
were going to be putting out there. Needless to say the imagery would have to
be of high quality and have a correlation to what we are doing musically.
We are fortunate
enough to be surrounded by people who are passionate about their art and it is humbling
to think that we are the subjects in the images being produced. It’s inspiring to see how we have been
captured through the eyes of the people who have worked on images of The Amber Thieves and how the art of
imagery is being held alongside our music...as it should be.’
Ruben J Dodds of ‘The
Amber Thieves’
The Amber Thieves are
actively seeking bookings and are based in Brighton, London and the surrounding
areas. Please contact them at theamberthieves@hotmail.co.uk
if you are interested in getting in touch with them.
We are currently working on finishing a three track E.P. Release date will be posted on this blog.
the Amber Thieves
Band photography by Ada Alexandra Nutu
Sponsored by bnd photography - digital enhancement and photo-manipulation
www.redbubble.com/people/brettndodds/portfolio
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Monday, 14 May 2012
Sunday, 6 May 2012
Phone photography and apps.
I recently purchased a Samsung GalaxySII 8 mega. Android phone. I was initially drawn towards the iPhone; however, having read a few reviews I felt the Galaxy suited my needs more. One particular fault I had with the iPhone is that you can not place your photographs into separate folders. This can be annoying when locating or grouping photographs.
The features I am most excited about with the Galaxy are the camera apps. Having tried most of the apps., they more or less give you the same features; however, it's worth trying free apps. I particularly enjoy using Retro camera which gives you six camera types. Effect Booth allows you to create mirror, distortion and other effects. I also use two other camera apps for editing; LittlePhoto, nice Lomo effects, and Pixir-o-matic for vintage effects. Both these camera apps also take good photographs. The Galaxy's 8 mega. camera is also handy when I haven't got my cameras at hand. Have used it to take group shots, which will blow up to 10x8 prints.
GalaxySII: Mirror - bnd photography
GalaxySII: Retro Camera - bnd photography
bnd photography - instagram
instagram
bnd photography www.redbubble.com/people/brettndodds
further Link: Drop test - iPhone vs. GalaxySII
The features I am most excited about with the Galaxy are the camera apps. Having tried most of the apps., they more or less give you the same features; however, it's worth trying free apps. I particularly enjoy using Retro camera which gives you six camera types. Effect Booth allows you to create mirror, distortion and other effects. I also use two other camera apps for editing; LittlePhoto, nice Lomo effects, and Pixir-o-matic for vintage effects. Both these camera apps also take good photographs. The Galaxy's 8 mega. camera is also handy when I haven't got my cameras at hand. Have used it to take group shots, which will blow up to 10x8 prints.
bnd photography - instagram
bnd photography www.redbubble.com/people/brettndodds
further Link: Drop test - iPhone vs. GalaxySII
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