r/concertphotography

The first two have recordings from the show embedded into them! I’m planning to do a glue to canvas transfer with the second soon.

The last four are half frames shot on 3200 film :P

Critiques welcome!

Noah.rp03 on instagram (these aren’t posted there yet)

I’ve been photographing live music for a good few years now but not sure how to market myself to help get paid work I photograph all from grassroots to arenas how did you all work towards making this a career!

Incredible show. These guys are truly professional at their craft and everything they do. Tight band, well rehearsed, and incredible stage presence. There’s nothing like it. Bummed I didn’t have my camera but still took this with my phone. However I wanted to be a part of the show and didn’t want to shoot. So I got out of it what I went for. 🤘🏻

I worked with the Swedish Nordic folk group Åkervinda yesterday. Brought my big Sonys, but ended up shooting mostly with the EV1 and a Voigtländer Nokton 50mm. Just a warm-up before all the rock ’n’ roll festivals this summer.

Hi!
I'm an extremely amateur photographer and I decided to take my camera out to a local show and take some pictures! My camera is a Canon EOS Rebel SL3 with the kit lens, ef-s 18-55mm f/4-5.6. I was using Tv mode with the shutter locked to 1/250 and the ISO at 6400. Sitting down and trying to edit (never done before), I can't seem to increase the brightness and contrast without introducing a lot of weird artifacting and can't get rid of the noise. I'm using darktable and these are the RAWs exported without any processing. Any advice on how I can clean these up? Camera settings tips would also be very appreciated