Having never seen Matt & Kim live before, I came away really impressed by the duo’s infectious energy on the main stage of The Bamboozle 2010.
Photographer’s Notes:
Matt and Kim were a blast to photograph. This was a shoot that the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 dominated. The band was set up on a small riser on top of the ~5+ feet stage, so a telephoto option was really fantastic for covering the band’s set.
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Matt & Kim @ The Bamboozle http://bit.ly/cmEvd3
They’re fun to photograph, aren’t they. They have so much energy, and are so adorable. Really happy and really really nice. Loved shooting their set in the past.