Photographers Ed Simmons and Tony Ward have been working together on several projects. The Cost Of War is a guest article written by Ed for Tony’s website. The photographs were shot in Ft. Washington, PA.
Portrait of Ed Simmons by Tony Ward in Montgomery County, PA
The up-and-coming artist of the year is Alexandra Palombit.
Alexandra, also known as Lex, Sexy Lexie and Babypants. Lex is a model, dancer, writer and photographer. Her photo work for the band The End will be used as coverart, websites and mobile applications:
Lex's Photo Work for The End
Tony Ward and Ed Simmons, Photographers [Video .AVI / DivX / MP4]
Can you picture this? Two of the world’s greatest photographers getting together for a photo shoot of each other. Tony Ward takes photos of Ed Simmons for guest blogging on their photography forums.
Tony Ward is known for his amazing ability to capture portraits and poses. He has worked with many top models for a wide-variety of photo shoots including STERN, MAX, PLAYBOY TV, PENTHOUSE, RTL TV GERMANY, TVA TELEVISION AMSTERDAM, GQ, PARK AVENUE, LOADED, VIBE, MEN’S HEALTH, BLEND, BLVD, LINK and NEIMAN MARCUS.
Ed Simmons is known for his unique ability to develop black and white photos. Using a technique he invented, a variety of ocean waters are used to bring out color tones in an alchemystic process.
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The Audience For Maroon 5
setlist
Harder To Breathe
If I Never See Your Face Again
Makes Me Wonder
Through With You
Wont Go Home Without You (Written after what he thought was a date. He wanted to impress the girl and be romantic. Unfortunately, she just wanted to be friends.)
The Sun
Acoustic:
Wake Up Call
Alisha Keys – Beautiful (cover)
Secret
She Will Be Loved
Normal songs:
Last Chance (upcoming release)
Sunday Morning
This Love
Encore:
Sweetest Goodbye (live version with outro)
Maroon 5 Live At VA Tech
Philadelphia, PA — Dark Star Orchestra played to packed house at the Electric Factory in Philly.
Dark Star Orchestra became famous by performing complete Grateful Dead shows (from among the nearly 2,500 shows that the Grateful Dead performed during their 30 year tenure as fathers of improvisational rock.)
At last evening’s show, the played the two sets from a 1981 Dead concert.
“We’re given a canvas with a boundary, whatever the stage set up is the framework and all of the painting that we do within that framework is unique to us”, says rhythm guitarist/vocalist Rob Eaton. “So we offer the sound and the structure, but all the stroking and painting is all us. So it’s fresh at the same time and also very historically correct.”
The “Electric Factory” was resurrected circa in 1995 at the current site on 421 N. 7th Street between Willow and Spring Garden Streets. The building is an actual converted electric factory.
The standing-room-only capacity is approximately 2,500 to 3,000 people, including the second-floor area which overlooks the stage from stage left. Spectators in this area often have the bonus of being able to view a portion of the backstage.
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