The Interweb, Spin Magazine, March 2012 – You never know when you push the shutter just what is going to happen with your photo. Heck, even after viewing a set you shoot you never know which photo is going to appeal to who. When I covered Black Taxi back in January, it was a normal night. We were a bit late getting into the venue so I wasn’t able to secure a spot up close (Bowery Ballroom has no photo pit). Shot from the balcony and the stage thanks to the band’s PR Manager.
When Spin contacted me about this photo I thought there were 10 others from this set I might have picked. But who am I? Okay Spin, I will trust you.
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