Photography: Joe Satriani @ Indigo. London

by | Jun 19, 2013

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Joe Satriani is a brilliant  guitarist and puts on a brilliant show. The pictures were from the Indigo O2 in Greenwich, London but we have a review from the gig in Wolverhampton https://rockshotmagazine.com/7822/live-review-joe-satriani-civic-hall-wolverhampton/

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

With such great lighting and  a photographers dream poser with the guitar it is a shame that I was only allocated one song. Some of the other song sets were stunning. I was able to crack up the speed to around 320 and  the ISO at 3200. High frame rate used on Canon 5D Mark III with just the one lens 24-105mm f4. Shot at f4 to 5.6

 

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Rockshot has also done an album review written by Tim and you can read that here : Unstoppable Momentum Review 

Marco Minnemann plays drums with guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Marco Minnemann plays drums with guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

 

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

 

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London with his Touring Bass Player Bryan Beller, Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London with his Touring Bass Player Bryan Beller, Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

 

Guitarist Joe Satriani in London. Tuesday 18th June 2013 (Photographer: Simon Jay Price)

 

The whole set is here:

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