Darren is a Melbourne-based concert and event photographer and videographer working with artists, promoters, and brands to deliver bold, story-driven visuals. His work focuses on capturing the intensity, emotion, and scale of live performance.

I'm a passionate music-lover, specialising in the country and alternative scenes. I see story and connection layered in everything, and photography is my way of ensuring those stories live on.

Live music has always been where I see the intersection of energy, connectedness and joy culminate on another level. And helping to play a small role in bringing an artist's vision and dream to life gives me chills. That's why concert photography lights a fire inside me, and why I'd love to be a part of your next project!

I'm drawn to moments of connection like a moth to the light; an artist's eyes twinkling as they realise they've never seen a crowd quite like the one before them, a secret grin shared between band members, the story painted on an artists face as they perform, and the audience feels every last word, the pure energy and joy emanating from a crowd. This is the story I look for and capture with my lens.

I’m a Toronto-based photographer whose fiery passion for music shows up in every frame I shoot. I was raised in small-town Newfoundland, and after falling in love with sixties rock photography, that passion carried me through eight years on the MuchMusic digital team and eventually onto the road, touring the world with award-winning artists.

For nearly two decades, I’ve been chasing the pulse of musicians - coast to coast - capturing both the chaos of live performances and the quieter, unguarded moments behind the scenes. My work is rooted in authenticity and connection, helping artists see their world reflected back to them honestly, whether they’re playing stadiums, tiny clubs, or anything in between.

Alongside my photography work, I co-run 745 Music Inc., a Canadian multi-service company focused on artist strategy and development, with Jay Emmons. I also work as a social media manager for major Canadian bands and festivals, and lead the media team for the Churchill Park Music Festival. In 2026, I was honoured to be nominated for an East Coast Music Award for Best Visual Artist.

My approach is built on trust and presence - capturing artists as they are, in moments that feel lived-in rather than staged.

Olivia Garby is a Toronto-based live music photographer capturing the dynamic energy of performances and the atmosphere of live shows. She is especially drawn to the connection between artists and their audiences, documenting both stage presence and crowd moments in a way that feels authentic and immersive.

Through her lens, Olivia captures live music in a way that feels both visually compelling and emotionally driven, creating striking imagery for live coverage and artist promotion.

Manon Pothin (she/her) is a photographer currently based in Paris, France. Specializing in fashion and music photography, she is known for her distinctly vibrant and ethereal photos, as well as the integration of both film and digital techniques.

Manon has photographed various artists, from Chappell Roan and Lucy Dacus to Emei and Mothica. Her work has been published in Local Wolves magazine, and exhibited at Speos International School of Photography and at Bievres International Photo Fair.

Jonathan has spent most of his career capturing the debauchery of festivals, clubs, and musicians – something that still occupies a big part of his day-to-day activities.

A firm believer that South Africa offers any photographer a broad, and colourful palette to work with; he incorporated more diversity into his portfolio of portraits, and documentary images: portraying an unassuming, intimate, and playful perspective of his subjects – his ability to find the quirky, and interesting in unusual places, combined with a keen eye for detail, sets him apart.

Lacey Davey is a Toronto-based concert photographer capturing live music, artist portraits, and performances with a cinematic, storytelling approach.

Known for vibrant tones and dramatic lighting, her work highlights the emotion, intensity, and connection that define each live show.

Andrew Wu is a music photographer based in Toronto, Canada. His work focuses on capturing and documenting special moments of performers during concerts and various events. His photos have been featured in music publications in Spill Magazine and Addicted Magazine. In 2020, he completed his BFA in Photography at OCAD University.

Andrew is a massive music fan, enjoying a variety of genres including pop, alternative, rock, hardcore, and metal.

Nicole is an Italian music and portrait photographer based in Berlin, blending the sensitivity of a dancer with the precision of an engineer.

Working across digital and analog mediums and shifting contexts, Nicole builds a visual language shaped by movement, translating emotion and sound into imagery.

Music Photographer & Graphic Designer from Berlin