Category: photography

college, Concerts, photography

KTIS’ Joyful Noise Festival night two: Switchfoot – A photo recap

Life got the best of me and I unfortunately never got around to posting these photos! Here’s a recap of Switchfoot’s set during KTIS’ Joyful Noise Festival – the photos are better late than never I guess :-) … From June: I’m still dancing around with their music stuck in my head after last night’s show. Switchfoot rules. I can’t believe that was my FIRST time … Continue reading KTIS’ Joyful Noise Festival night two: Switchfoot – A photo recap

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college, Concerts, photography

KTIS’ Joyful Noise Festival night one: For King and Country – A photo recap

Last night I had the awesome opportunity to photograph for KING & COUNTRY at night one of KTIS’ Joyful Noise music festival. Last summer I took photos from the pit (see recap here), but last night I took a step back from the chaos to find new perspectives in the audience. It was fun to highlight the crowd and their point of view. For King & … Continue reading KTIS’ Joyful Noise Festival night one: For King and Country – A photo recap

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Concerts, photography

I had a press pass to Joyful Noise 2016

Concert photography is something I have always been in love with. Whether it’s taking photos from the audience or from in front of the barricade, I always enjoy capturing the essence of a show and everything the artist puts into the performance on stage. This summer I had the wonderful opportunity of having a press pass to photograph KTIS’ Joyful Noise festival. It was an … Continue reading I had a press pass to Joyful Noise 2016

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new york city, photography, Travel

From the heart of Times Square

There are simply no words to sum up Times Square. It’s immensely huge, alive with energy, pulsing with the lives of so many different people, full of culture and most of all, excitingly overwhelming. Everywhere you turn, there’s something new to explore and something new to see. I loved being in the heart of the city and staying right near the adventurous side of it … Continue reading From the heart of Times Square

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