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What is good here is the completeness. While wideangle shoots are already unusual, it is sort of a cliche - not within all who shoot concerts but with aspired people, but still - this is the fist thing you come with when you need something "different". But what I like in wideangle shots that composition is well thought, author not relying just for wideangle "special effect" but build clever composition. This I see in this pic: not only monstrous guy but some other objects that participating in shot, like the lights above, so the shot looks balanced.
Another thing I like is the good contrast with background and contributes a lot to the impression. And juxtraposing the main figure with the drummer also is sort of a good contrast between sizes, so well done.
Okay, what to nag, then? Perhaps two copyrights are too much
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