Live Music Photography - 2 per day
Featured Work
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Pink #26 by Andrew Ray
Canon 5D SLR / 70-200mm f/4 L USM / ISO 3200 / f/4.0 / 1/1000 exposure
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Lisa Knapp by Northline
Cambridge 08 / Lisa Knapp
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Vocalist by Paul Reay
The Police Force, a Police tribute band, playing live at the mathew street music festival, Liverpool, 2008
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Ex Champion by Chet King
Freddie Mercury on stage with Queen.
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PoloTheMint-- by Maria Keenan
Paolo Nutini at the Academy, Dublin. / 23rd December 2008. “Jenny Don’t Be Hasty” I really don’t think he’ll ever give up that hat.
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Lady Sing The Blues by muz2142
The Steve Clisby Band performed at the Jazz & Blues Festival at Darling Harbour, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on 6th June 2009. The photo show the band’s female singer. Camera used was a Nikon D70.
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Nurse Ra of Legless by Helen Page
http://www.leglesstheband.com/ Nurse Ra Taken at the Bridgewater Hotel , SA Jan 08
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Intensity by charlena
This is a singer in one of the bands my husband played after in Del RIo, Tx I can’t remember the name I will have to put it in later when he tells me.
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Sing by CapturedByKylie
Kevin Fouche of STONE PARADE singing back-up vocals during an in-store performance @ Riverview Shopping Centre, Windsor, NSW.
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In The Moment by charlena
This is the band Fallout, they played in Del Rio, TX about a month ago and this is the drummer/singer, they played at the Club Rain
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Untitled by charlena
This is a band from Mexico who played in Del Rio, TX at Gorzukies. They are a heavy metal band. He is the singer and his name is Robert Mancha, the name of the band is Zolo
Recent Work
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In the Spotlight by Chuck Zacharias
Scott Neis of U2Zoo sings at the Make A Wish Benefit in Appleton, Wisconsin.
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The Goal Is Soul by Chuck Zacharias
Les Paul owned by Brian Lang of the U2 Tribute band U2Zoo performing live at IrishFest in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
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I Was Born To Sing For You by alucinari
Featured by Anything Theatrical 14 November 2009 BEST VIEWED LARGER Bono sings for fans at Sam Boyd Stadium in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. 23rd October 2009 Nikon D60 / 18-55mm lens @ 55mm / cropped to highlight subject / minor enhancements sorry, this image is not for sale
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The 69 Eyes by John Raptis
I was in a weird headspace all week and it was a last minute decision to attend tonight’s gig. Still, I didn’t want to pass up on the opportunity of photographing an energetic and dynamically visual international rock act – so I tried to psyche myself, get to the gig and get the job done. Photographing at the HiFi Bar can be one of two things… easy or difficult. I prefer shooting outside of the (sometimes) designated photo-pit. The pit is incredibly deep and more often than not – all you get is shots looking up the performer’s nose and all sorts of weird angles. Tonight, the pit wasn’t in use and if you get to the show early enough, there is a really sweet spot on either side of the stage which allows for a fantastic vantage point and good angles to work with. As stated from the outset, I wasn’t in the right frame of mind tonight and I found myself struggling to “get in the zone” as I like to call it. “Getting in the zone” is when you and the camera are one. It is a time when you know you have captured the money shot just as you are about to press down on the shutter release. It happens rarely, but when it does… it is an amazing feeling and you know you’ve got gold even before chimping it up through the viewfinder. Alas, tonight… I wasn’t in tune. Usually out of a shoot of over 400 shots, I usually find 60 – 70 that I feel are worthy of uploading. I could probably cull it down further, but on average that is the quota I usually release to the general populace. Tonight, even though I shot for the duration of the band’s set – I could only come up with a handful to publish. Still, it was a fun night and even though I was dodging the push and shove, I did come away with some shots that I thought were pretty good. There was a great crowd in attendance. Most looking like the band themselves… a gothic-post-apocalyptic blackfest that looked like extras from Tarantino’s ‘From Dusk Till Dawn’. Coulda had some fun just shooting the crowd tonight but I planted myself at what I dub the ‘HiFi Bar Sweet Spot’ and waited for the band to hit the stage. The 69 Eyes attacked the stage like the preverbal bats-outta-hell. Looking lean, mean and certainly out for the kill as they blasted through a surprisingly catchy hard rocking set of the best Vampiric rock the cold climes of Helsinki could spew forth!
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Bitch by RikkiWoods
Moi in action
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A Girl and Her Guitar by RikkiWoods
My guitar didn’t gently weep. It fucking screamed!
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Drummer in red by Régis Charpentier
During the festival music this summer in my village.
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the band by designsalive
the alejandro escovedo band
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ROSE! by Erik Anderson
Canon 1D Mk.II-N Canon 300mm f/2.8L IS Rose, guitarist/singer of DOT DOT DOT performs at On the Waterfront Festival 2009.
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Megadeth performing at Challenge Stadium by Dan Laidlow
Megadeth performing at Challenge Stadium in Perth, WA Date: 13th October 2009 1/100 sec, f2.8, ISO3200
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Arch Enemy performing at Club Capitol by Dan Laidlow
Arch Enemy performing at Club Capitol in Perth, Western Australia. Date: 1st November 2009 1/1600 sec, f2.8, ISO3200
About This Group
The group aims to showcase live music photography for music buffs, this includes record stores, gigs, venues, artists, gig posters etc.
Professional music photographers would be great to show those new ones the ropes and how to get into gigs, backstage, tricks and tips, lens, photo advice etc.
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