Find Music Photographers in Melbourne

Eloise Coomber is a Melbourne/Naarm-based live music photographer drawn to the moments that happen both on and off stage.

From crowded festival sets to quiet backstage exchanges, she captures live music in a way that feels personal, emotional, and full of atmosphere.

Her photography is a great fit for artists who want honest, natural imagery that reflects not just how the show looked, but how it felt to be there.

Lucas Packett is a Melbourne-based live music photographer drawn to the real, unfiltered moments that happen on and around the stage.

Having also worked in live production as a guitar tech, FOH engineer, and lighting operator, he knows how concerts feel from every angle — and that understanding comes through in his photos.

Whether shooting on digital, analog, or Polaroid, Lucas captures shows in a way that feels raw, immersive, and full of atmosphere, preserving the energy and emotion that make live music so memorable.

Danielle is a live music photographer based in Melbourne, Australia, working across everything from sweaty local gigs to large arena shows. She moves comfortably between genres like pop, hardcore, punk, and heavy music, capturing artists in both high-energy and more intimate live settings.

Her work is shaped by years of being deeply embedded in the local music scene. That background shows in her images: they feel close to the action, focused on expression, movement, and the moments fans remember most.

Jean Ngooi is a Melbourne-based live music photographer working closely within the Australian music scene. Her focus is on capturing live performances in a way that feels immediate and honest. From festival stages to intimate venues, always tuned into the atmosphere between artist and crowd.

She works across indie, pop, rock, and alternative music, often photographing artists in moments that feel unposed and real. Her images carry a strong sense of presence, preserving the feeling of being in the room as the show unfolds.

Darren Chan is a Melbourne-based concert and event photographer and videographer focused on the energy that makes live music feel alive.

He works across everything from festival stages and arenas to smaller, packed-out venues, capturing not just what’s happening on stage, but the atmosphere around it.

With over a decade behind the camera, he’s used to fast-paced environments and knows how to stay steady when things get chaotic. The result is work that feels bold but real.