This weekend I took some pictures of a good friend of mine, James Tealy, during his concert in Orlando. I set up a strobe on a speaker stand at the far right side of the stage and then clamped another to the monitor at his feet. I got some great shots during the evening, but my favorite came close to the end of the concert. James had moved to the piano and was talking to the crowd. I walked behind the screen and got backstage and voila!

Take the time to move around during your shoots. Don't be lazy and satisfied with the pictures you are getting from where you are. Try different angles, different views, different lenses, etc. You might just get the best shot of the day!