Almost two weeks ago, we gave you a lesson on concert photography. Although there were really good tips provided in there, they mostly apply to big concert events. What will one have to do then if he wants to take home a visual memory of a concert held at a small venue? Let your dilemma end with this second lesson on concert photography...this time out, we'll focus on capturing moments on smaller concerts.

Onno shares with us some tips on how "to end up with some nice photos that at least you (and hopefully someone else) will be happy with". First he tells us of THE One Rule, by which all other rules follow: DON'T BE ANNOYING.

He warns that this is not easy. A suggestion from Onno on how one can avoid being annoying during concerts: have someone with you who'll act as your spotter, telling you when you start to annoy other people or even the band members.

As for the equipment to use, Onno suggests that one put into mind that concert halls are dimly lit and the complete light show may pose a problem to a photographer. It is therefore recommended that light-sensitive equipment be used. He goes on to add that an SLR is highly recommended.

The full article awaits after the jump!