It's a Redvolution

My family and I drove out to Wichita, Kansas to see one of our favorite bands--Thousand Foot Krutch--during their stint on the Redvolution tour. We also had the pleasure of seeing some more of our favorites and experiencing a new band. As we managed to grab a spot right in front of the stage, I had a chance to get some decent shots of most of the artists.

I did most of my shooting in black and white, since I tend to enjoy B&W concert photography.

Johnny Lujan, of Kiros. (Awesome new band. We had a great time during their show and chatting with them afterwards.)

My best shot of Manafest, as his lighting didn't agree with my camera. Though I was aiming to keep the photographers out of the frame, this is an instance where I feel the photographer adds to the general feel of the photo.

Trevor McNevan, lead of TFK. He moves constantly and quickly, so this happens to be the best I managed. I can't complain, though--it makes the show incredibly fun.

Joel Bruyere, TFK's bassist. We had ourselves positioned at stage left, so he happened to be the band member closest to me. As such, his photos turned out the best.