June 4, 2009 – So, I’m writing a concert photography tutorial for a guest-blogger spot on the awesomeness that is the Photoshelter Blog. (If you don’t read it already, you should.) I’ll be covering the necessary how-to topics like gear and shooting technique but I’d love to know what else you would like covered in a concert photography guide.  Would you like to know more about workflow or post processing? All suggestion are welcome!

UPDATE: Thanks to everyone who contributed topics here and via twitter.

The potential topics include:

• PR Contacts: How to Find Them
  
• Festivals: Who to Shoot, How to Survive and Still Come out with Great Images
• Doing the Work: How to Create Iconic Music Images while Keeping the Publicist Happy
• Getting into it Concert Photography (Starting from the Bottom)
• Equipment: What to Use and Why it matters
• Workflow: I just took 300 photos in 15 minutes, now what?
• Make it Look Good, Small: Post Processing Techniques for the Web
• Money: Where to spend it and even how to make it
• Primes vs. Zooms: When to use each and Why
• Critical Focusing: Beware the microphone/stand
• First Three, No Flash: How to work with the Rules and when to Break them
• To Flash or Not to Flash: That is the Question
• Change Locations: How to Decide your next Shot and Where you Need to be to Get it.

Related posts:

1. Concert Photography Questions & Answers
2. How to Take the World's Best Concert Photos
3. Canon 5D Mark II & Concert Photography: First Impressions