Ole Børud band in concert

Ole Børud is a Norwegian musician who his known from his time in extreme Christian metal band Extol as well from his solo recordings. In Extol he played guitar and provided background vocal. As a solo artist he plays guitar and handles the lead vocals. Ole has also moved back to his musical roots which is soul and funk.

I saw Ole Børud band when they played at Gullbranna outside Halmstad in Sweden on the 7th of Mai. The band consisted of a horn section, keyboards, drums, base and two guitars. They took the definition tight sound to a new level, and delivered a concert that was filled with a smart combination of Soul, Funk and West Coast Rock with a touch of Jazz to the excited audience.

The band who played at Gullbranna consisted of Ole Børud - vocals and guitar, Markus Lillehaug Johnsen - Guitars, Frode Mangen - keyboard, Ruben Dalen - drums, Lars Erik Dahle - base guitar, Jens Petter Antonsen - trumpet, Even Skatrud - trombon, Børge Are Halvorsen - saxophone,

Click the following link if you want to see more photos from the concert: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chasid68/albums/72157668866198146

Text and Photo: Mikael Good

What lens did you use?

I posted some pictures from the Norwegian musician Ole Børuds concert at Gullbranna in Sweden on the 7th of mai on my flickr-page today. Almost instantly I got this question on my FlickrMail from one of the viewers who had checked the pictures EXIF-information: 
- Do you have the new Sony FE 70-200/2,8 lens?
It happens every now and then that people check the EXIF information or ask me the following question:
- What lens did you use?
My answer is that I always use the best lens for the purpose and it can be cheap or expensive but in the end it's the result that matters.

Click here if you want to see the other photos from the concert or try to figure out if I have the new Sony lens or not. Ole surrounds himself with very good and talanted musicians and the concert was very good: https://www.flickr.com/photos/chasid68/albums/72157668866198146

Text and Photo: Mikael Good