January 16 at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale felt like a full-circle moment.
The last time I saw In The End was about a year ago in Fort Myers, and before that, it had been nearly two years since they last played my hometown venue. Missing them at Revolution Live for that long made this night hit differently — partly anticipation, partly nostalgia, and partly knowing exactly how good they’ve become over time. (more…)
There’s something undeniable about Kristopher James when he steps on stage. It’s not just the voice—though that alone could stop traffic—it’s the way he occupies space. On a night lit up by electric performances, he didn’t just open for Nicotine Dolls; he set the tone. (more…)
It’s been a while. That much I know. Life has a way of occupying your time. It doesn’t mean I haven’t been behind the lens. What it does mean is that prioritizing. I have a day job and while I am a photographer for hire, it is still my passion and I don’t rely on it to pay bills. The day job trumps so blogging my photos comes in a little later on that list of priorities.
Today though I am making time to catch up on your backlog and prepare for the gig with Hardwired at Revolution next weekend. They were taken with my trustworthy sidepiece, The Beast with my go-to lens the 24-70mm. That being said am catching up and sharing some of my favorite images taken the last time I covered them at Revolution Live. It’s all about moments and capturing them so here are my top 5 favorites. Yes, it’s a quick entry but you’re not here for the writing, you are here for the photos. You will find some more on my Facebook page and of course, you are welcome to have a look at them.
The year was 1992 and here I was listening for the first time ever to the Siren, Tori Amos. It’s been almost 31 years since I first became a fan of this woman listening over and over again to Little Earthquakes. (more…)
Hello, hello, and hello. This post has been sitting in my queue. It has been waiting for it’s time as I sort through my days, my day job, and of course my clients. As we all know, we must prioritize our time and our days accordingly because one thing money can’t buy is time. (more…)
When you love what you do, it’s never really truly a “job”, at least not for me. Last December, while working the fifth MAS Miami not only did I have an amazing time behind the lens capturing the step and repeat, I also had the pleasure of so much more.
Exit light
Enter night
Take my hand
We’re off to never-never land
And on this particular night, the tribute to some amazing bands was in full effect. I’m back, and I’m incredibly excited to come to you tonight with part one of two of a night of tribute. That being said, let’s get to it.
What can I say? I love me some Jack Johnson. He was and continues to be such a vibe for me that I was in now way shape or form going to pass up this assignment. (more…)
