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Wednesday, April 18, 2007 # 2:59:00 PM
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stupendous blog-style post at Flickr from Thomas Hawk (via kk+ ) discussing how to get a photo pass, so that you're allowed to shoot high-quality SLR photographs of bands.
If I'm feeling up to it I may try something like that for the Police concert I'm already going to at the end of May.
It can't hurt to ask.
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Here is a stupendous blog-style post at Flickr from Thomas Hawk (via kk+) discussing how to get a photo pass, so that you're allowed to shoot high-quality SLR photographs of bands.