Questions about Robinson AV or this web page? Send them to Jeff at jeff@robinsonav.com
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Questions about Robinson AV or this web page? Send them to Jeff at jeff@robinsonav.com
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equipment is mostly rented: Most of the live audio equipment is rented
from GJM Sound in Placerville not too far from where I live. The rest of the
equipment is a combination of stuff the Mountain View Church and I own. It
all travels down in a rented trailer pulled by my truck. (At right is a
photo of it on Sunday after all the equipment had been packed up after the
concert.) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 86 hours in 1+ week: By my best estimate, I put in 86 hours of time on Winterfest. This started this year on Friday 3/13 when I picked up the rented equipment in Placerville. Between loading the rest of the equipment, taking it to Mountain View, unloading it, setting it up, running through two dress rehearsals and two concerts, taking it down, packing it up in Mountain View, driving it back to Placerville, unloading, and finally returning the equipment on Tuesday 3/24, I added up about 86 hours of my time. This doesn't include the time of the many people who help me including my parents, Dick Anderson, Rich Parker, and GJM's setup crew. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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We were fortunate enough to have two photographers this year. Brian Blum was kind enough to use my cameras and take photos, which you will find here. (Being asked to photograph with someone else's camera equipment is a bit like being asked to cook a gourmet meal in someone else's kitchen: even if you know what you're doing, it's still hard to do in a strange environment. So thanks Brian.) Brian shot dominantly from the back, which gives a perspective very much the way I or much of the audience see the program.
In addition, Adam Innocent (son of Winterfest flutist Cindy Innocent) brought his camera and took photos as well. He shot mostly from the front, and his photos have a rather intimate feel to them. I think you'll like his stuff, which you can find on his web site here:
http://www.adaminnocent.com/adaminnocent/MISC/Pages/Winterfest_2009.html
Adam provided me with a zip file of his photos, so if you want to download all his photos at once, you can find those below below.
These photos are 900x600 pixels, and about 80-100 kB each. Click the links below to go to thumbnail indexes of these photos.
If you would rather just download some zip files containing all the photos, you can get those here:
These are the same photos as above, but are larger in size at 1600x1085 pixels, and have lower compression (higher quality). Click the links below to go to thumbnail indexes of these photos.
If you would rather just download some zip files containing all the photos, you can get those here:
Adam provided me with 2.5 MP files with a very low compression (high quality). So if you really like his photos and don't mind a big file, here you go:
Winterfest 2009
