What a day

It's 5 a.m. and I just finished editing and uploading the rest of the photos from the show last night. It's been a long day to say the least.
So, my day started out with me waking up late and missing my package (A 1,600 dollar camera lens that I needed for the show at 5) I called UPS and tried to arrange a pick up, but they didn't call back so I attempted to drive to the center.
I got pulled over on the way there, and got a speeding ticket for $75.
I ended up never making it to the UPS center and they met me at a White Castle to give me my package. Then, I get there and spill a pop all over my car. I go to get gas after that on the way home before getting ready to leave, and the gas pump at the gas station won't work.
So that was my day up until I went to the show, and I expected everything else to go wrong, so I'm surprised that I am satisfied with how the photos turned out.








If you want to see the rest of the photo's of all the bands and the rest of the show they are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bradnoonan/collections/72157621467432011/

I had a press pass for the Four Year Strong/Set Your Goals show @ The Metro downtown, but
apparently Elton John and Billy Joel were playing right next door at Wrigley Field. When we got out I got to listen to Benny and The Jets, and Candle in the Wind on the walk to the Red Line.
I work Friday-Sunday this week.....blah.

I had a lot of fun at the show, and I feel a lot more confident in myself as a photographer now that this is done and over with, and it seems to have went well.
I met a couple photographers and got some business cards from them.
I also might get the chance to do more photography at The Metro if they like my pictures.


I'm tired, I have more to write, but I'll save it for tommorrow.

Check out my pictures and let me know what you think!!


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