Stewart Fullerton is a self-taught, award winning Scottish music photographer who started Photography in 2007 as a way to escape the computer screen, buying his first camera from a friend for £50, he is still an active photographer 18 years later.

Fullerton has photographed the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Alice Cooper, Iron Maiden, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blondie, Tom Jones, Foo Fighters, The Who, Rod Stewart, Slash, Alice In Chains, Take That, Roxy Music, Van Morrison, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Cyndi Lauper, Sum 41, Depeche Mode, The Prodigy, The Cure, MCR, Snoop Dogg, Fall Out Boy, 50 Cent, Ice Cube, Arctic Monkeys, Tenacious D, Simple Minds and many more.

Camryn Montebruno is a photographer based in Toronto, Ontario working primarily in and around music scenes and the cultures that exist around them. They have worked with local and touring artists in Toronto and their hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba and have photographed shows in basements, union halls, stadiums, and everywhere in between. The are a regular contributor to Penny Mag, Sad Punk Press, and the Aquarian Weekly, have contributed work to RANGE Magazine and Northern Transmissions, and have had a byline in Vogue. In 2022 they graduated with an honours BFA from the University of Manitoba, where their practice focused on the relationship between materiality and memory in photography.

Available for live shows, portraits, events, editorial work, promotional projects, album art, behind the scenes photography and more in Toronto and beyond. Digital and film (35mm + 120) services available.

I am a full-time freelance music photographer and interviewer based in London, covering the capital's indie music scene and UK festivals such as End of the Road and Green Man. You can see a selection of my pix on Instagram (@felix_lensman). I shoot gigs from out front and backstage, rehearsals and recording sessions (the latter with cameras set to 'silent'!). I shoot music videos and conduct and write interviews. I also shoot studio portraits in a well equipped central London studio. I use high-end cameras and equipment: Leica M240, Olympus OM-D E-M1Mkii, Olympus PEN-F and Canon EOS D6 Mkii (digital), Mamiya RB67 (medium-format film), and Asahi Pentax Spotmatic F (35mm film). I have a portable 3-LED panel lighting rig, DJI/Ronin-S gimbals and Zoom H6 digital recorder. I own an Audi A3, so can travel. I am passionate about today's music scene and helping to promote the work of independent artists to a wider audience. I will capture your emotion; tell your stories.

Concert photographer based in Paris, France. I focus on capturing the raw energy, atmosphere, and emotion of live performances from intimate venues to large-scale shows.

I’ve had the opportunity to photograph a concert at the Zénith, which strengthened my ability to work in fast-paced, low-light environments while staying precise and creative. My goal is to translate the intensity of a performance into powerful and authentic visuals.

I’m looking to collaborate with artists and teams on live shows and tour coverage, bringing a dynamic and immersive visual style.

Hi! My name is Jen and I’m a live music photographer based in Cumbria/Manchester, and travel all around the UK for gigs. I’ve photographed a variety of gigs and festivals such as Leeds and Boardmasters, and would love to tour!

In my spare time, I enjoy taking a camera with me to various shows and music events. This has quickly evolved into operations with primary clients such as Florentenes, Bilk, The Shambolics and several venues, including The Ferret, Classic Grand and King Tuts' Wah Wah Hut.

Through connections with ASBO Magazine, I have been granted incredible opportunities such as full-day coverage of Scruff of the Neck's "Years' End Festival," Sound City Liverpool and Summer Sessions, as well as larger events like Celtic Connections - and I'm always keen to expand my portfolio.

If you would be interested in having some shots taken of you or your band, or some more extensive project work, please feel free to contact me!

I've been shooting music professionally since 2014, when I got my first photopass to Hard Rock Hell festival in Wales, and cover rock, blues, metal and folk.
Now only shooting part time due to a long time illness which has also meant a complete change of kit: now shooting with OM System rather than full frame Canon.

I fell in love with photography and music at the same time. From the very first show I went to as a teenager, my aim was to try and capture the artists on stage as best as I could. This may have been because I hadn't fully realised I was short-sighted, and looking through a camera lens allowed me to really see everything that was happening on stage but now, glasses firmly placed on my nose, I still have the best time at a show with a camera (or two) in my hands.
As a photographer based in Paris, I've been lucky enough to shoot concerts in clubs as well as in arenas or on festival stages. To me, every concert brings a new challenge to capture the energy and excitement of a live show while creating beautiful images that will please both the artists and the fans.

I'm a Scotland based photographer, currently specialising in gig photography but starting to branch out into portraiture :)

Ottawa/Montreal photographer with a focus on live events, architecture, and behind-the-scenes storytelling. Her work blends photojournalism with a cinematic approach, capturing authentic moments, dynamic lighting, and atmosphere across a variety of spaces, creating visuals that feel timeless and leave a lasting impression.