perjantai 28. marraskuuta 2014

A big thank you!

Hi there!

Just a humble thank you to all the readers out there! It has been really nice to see that so many of you have founded your way to this little blog o' mine.

There is now over 1000 views in total and it has really exceeded all my wildest expectations, in every way. Thank you for viewing!

See You at the shows!

And yeah, don't hesitate to contact me if you like what you see! I'm always open for new projects! Drop me a mail tomi.vesaharju (at) gmail.com and i'll get back to you!

Thanks!

-t-

Here's a glimpse of what is yet to come.....


Rikoslaki Live @ Suisto Klubi from last weekend!

keskiviikko 26. marraskuuta 2014

Manna Live Ämyrock, Hämeenlinna 3.7.2010

As i've been listening to the new Manna album "Blackbird" a lot lately, I had to dug into my archives and share these couple of pictures I took in Ämyrock back in 2010

Official Manna Facebook page here
Official Manna Twitter page here

Remember then, boys and girls, support the artists! Go to gigs, buy records and experience music!






All this and everything else © Tomi Vesaharju

tiistai 18. marraskuuta 2014

Roctum Live Hämptön Rock, Hämeenlinna, 23.2.2014

Time to lock down your windows and doors! Hide Your wives and daughters! The mean motherfuckers are here! 

Not only greatest, but the best of the best! Roctum was the headlining act on Hämptön Rock 2014 Band delivered on satanic show full of body parts and sexual tension! It was fierce! It was, well... I'm not allowed to tell You all. You must come and see next year!

The nitty gritty dirty rock n' roll bakkanal in pictures, now!












All this and everything else © Tomi Vesaharju

lauantai 15. marraskuuta 2014

Robin in the Park, Hämeenlinna 20.7.2014

This was part of the series of extra concerts of Wanaja Festival 2014 with Vesa-Matti Loiri's show which took place a day earlier.

For what it's worth I really think this artist has been doing good to the younger generations. There really hasn't been anything like this in a while here in Finland and it's really nice to see that music can still make such an impact. Yes, it is directed straight to the youngsters, but there's really nothing wrong with that and I think it's rather important that a generation has a good, uplifting and positive role model.

Yet again I must take my hat off in front of Robin. The show was really intense and the energy was really high, in all ways. Boy sure has talent. The way he goes all over the stage is just mind blowing. Not many of us could do that!

It's gonna be nice to follow Robin and seeing him evolving. Hope that everything will turn out well for him in the future as well!



















tiistai 11. marraskuuta 2014

Anna Abreu Live Wanaja Festival, Hämeenlinna, 19.7.2014

Anna Abreu was part of the Festival program and as I was doing the whole festival I had the opportunity to challenge myself on taking pictures of artists that I really knew nothing about. And it's always challenging when You don't know what to expect. You don't know which settings will suit the situation etc. In vice versa when you shoot artists lots of times, you learn to see them in a different way.

You get to know their manners, nuances, moving, patterns. basicly everything they do there on the stage. In ways it makes the job easier, you get better photos when you know the subject, know the songs, know what to expect. So I was very eager and willing to go through all the gigs in Wanaja Festival. It was one big learning weekend. Thinking outside the box. See, in this, photographing, there is always way to challenge yourself, always something you can learn. If you wish.

Challenge accepted and here's the result. What ya think? I think i did pretty well?

And last, I must say that this popular music scene has been pretty much "out of my league" so to say, but I must give whole lots of credit to Anna at this time since it is hard to dance around the stage like crazy and still being able to sing like that. Hands down! Job well done!

















All this and everything else © Tomi Vesaharju