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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    Blue Lights of Pride

    First orchestral concert of their careers and playing to a packed house.

    The audience wasn't just listening - they were recording
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    Re: Blue Lights of Pride

    looks like the smart phones outnumber the cellos

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    Re: Blue Lights of Pride

    Great commentary on our times.
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    Re: Blue Lights of Pride

    jetrim, Old Timer - thank you for looking.
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    Re: Blue Lights of Pride

    Nice observation.

    Those aren't cell phones. I downloaded the image and lightened it and there seems to be a majority of point-and-shoots with some video cameras.

    In all the events like this that I've been to recently there was a video crew present and a few days later the organisers has a CD with the video available. I think that this is a new business which has replaced the use of a pro photographer for still images.
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