Ted Lehmann’s 2008 photos
Our friend Ted Lehmann has posted several galleries of photos he took over the course of 2008 which we think our readers would enjoy.
In addition to blogging about bluegrass, Ted also travels to festivals and shows all over the US where he captures images of the various performers, both on stage and off.
I’ve included a few of my favorites that Ted has taken here, and suggest that anyone who enjoys these sort of candid images visit Ted’s site to see them all.
Here are a few of his photo posts:
- Pick Of The Litter – photo collection from early ‘08
- Fall Photo Favorites 2008
- Fall Foto Favorites 2008 – Fan Fest Saturday
Go to Ted’s web site to see his various offerings online.
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