Two studies in concentration

Last night, we were fortunate to attend a 'Symphonic Spectacular' at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne. Richard Liu playing Piano Concetto no 3 in D minor, Op 30 (1909) was, indeed, spectacular, accompanied by The University of Melbouirne Biomedicine Students' Orchestra, conducted by Yuki Goh. I was also fortunate to be sitting behind one of the photographers concentrating on videoing the performance and to be able to capture this double image of Richard Liu.

[Susan Wakely]

What a great view point.

[Phil Howcroft]

great story telling

[Dave]

Wonderful story-telling candid

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Christine Sztukowski]

So much concentration

[Diana]

How fabulous, what a great shot and experience.

[Brian]

Awesome story telling images and narrative

[haskar]

Lovely shot and narrative.

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

Feeling very jealous. I like very much that you have chosen to process this as a B&W, it works well.

[Suzanne]

Thankyou all
@wakelys @phil_howcroft @darchibald @joansmor @365projectorgchristine @ludwigsdiana @briaan @haskar @allsop

[Suzanne]

High praise indeed from a master of b&w. Thankyou.
@allsop

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

@ankers70 Not so sure about being a master of b&w, still learning, but thank you for the compliment.

[Suzanne]

Many thanks to you all.
@wakelys @phil_howcroft @darchibald @joansmor @365projectorgchristine @ludwigsdiana @briaan @haskar @allsop