Creative music, promotional, cultural and concert photography. No event or band is too big or too small.
I absolutely love live music; it's always exciting, a little stressful and you are never quite sure what to expect before you arrive at a venue. Often, in the age of blinding LED lights, it's a technical problem of excessive colour casts ! Sometimes it is warm beer sprayed from the crowd, other times it's just getting pit access. Personal favourites are the big festivals, in particular Glastonbury, which I've been shooting at since 2007 and Africa Oye, here in Liverpool.
I've previously covered Glastonbury Festival, Big Chill, Africa Oye, WOMAD, and Mathew Street Festivals, the Berlin Love Parade, Warehouse Project, Creamfields and the Love Music Hate Racism festivals. Far too many gigs to list, recent favourite is Toots and the Maytals. I am represented by specialist photography agencies Arena PAL and Everynight Images and my work has featured in many national and international publications.
So please get in touch, if you are a band, agent or promoter and I'll get back to as soon as I can.
Glastonbury 2011 photographsAs festivals go Glastonbury 2011 had it all; mud, sunshine, world-beating bands and a party attitude most festivals would die for. Here are my images from the UK's largest music festival ... Continue Reading |
Africa Oye 2011Africa Oye is the UK's biggest free African music festival and proved again to be a massive successWarehouse Project ManchesterI covered a rather fantastic Kelis gig at Manchester's Warehouse Project on the 2nd of October
Photographs from Womad Festival 2010Stunning weather at the festival, an event I have been covering as a freelance photographer for two |