It's funny how things work out sometimes. I got a message from Sal at Eleven saying that he had two bands cancel on him for that night, and did I know anyone that could play last minute? A couple emails later, and I found myself playing the show that night in a totally thrown together group with Nathan Hubbard, Harley Magsino, and another guitarist named Joe. At this point, Shutterspeed was a one-time thing, unless someone needs an opener on a saturday night, but only for the next 3-4 months. So yeah, probably a one-time thing.

Sal ended up booking himself on the bill too, along with a few of his Dead Ghosts bandmates. Tonight, they played a set consisting of one 45-minute song, full of guitar noodling and chuffage. This was the perfect night to play as Sunless.

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Yup, as in Earthless. They wrote the set in 3.5 minutes that afternoon and then proceeded to jam out to space.



It was pretty dim and the picnic tables were still out, so I just shot a couple normal shots, and then tinkered with my roto-panning.





It gets easier as you practice, just keep the subject in the very center of the frame and rotate along the lens axis.



While it was a really sparse audience that night, but the few who were there were interesting.




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