Author: Scott

Jared James Nichols, Dead Girls Academy, and John5. This was a very guitar-driven night at the Rickshaw

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What can I say other than “Wow, what a show.”

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Steel Panther is one of those bands that every photographer has to experience at least once, if not more. Their stage presence is a solid 10, their amps go up to 11, while their hair goes to 12.

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Legendary bluesman Buddy Guy recently played Vancouver’s Orpheum Theatre to a sold-out crowd. At 82 years old, Buddy played with the energy and vigour of someone a quarter his age.

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Vancouver musician Walgrin, recently opened up for Canadian rock royalty Chantel Kreviazuk and Raine Maida and their passion project Moon Vs Sun. Her unique musical stylings with nothing but a violin, vocals, and a loop pedal were incredibly powerful.

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For those who don’t recognize this man from American Idol or Postmodern Jukebox, do yourself a favour, and go search those things on youtube.

I’ll wait right here.

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Jessie Reyez is one of those artists who will be playing bigger and bigger venues each time she sets out on tour. Last time I caught her was on a small little festival stage with a moderately sized crowd. Fast forward, and she’s won a few Juno awards, and each one of those people that were in that small crowd have told ten of their friends what an incredible show this extremely powerful young woman puts on.

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Foo Fighters have been on the “to-photograph Bucket List” for years, so when a last-minute assignment came my way from The Snipe News in Vancouver, I was more than happy, make that ecstatic, to take it.

Check out a few more images on The Snipe News page at THIS LINK

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I photographed Hey! Ocean recently at a corporate event, but that was a smaller event that didn’t allow the band to explore the stage fully, so I was excited to see them headlining on the main stage at Uptown Live 2018. They have such a tremendous energy, and put on an incredible show!

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Over ten years ago, Ché was one of the first musicians I ever photographed portraits for. I was using my first digital camera and a broken lens, so a lot of the images were slightly out of focus, which I didn’t realize until later… Fast forward 10 years, and for some reason, I have never seen, let alone photographed Ché live, until today. Something always got in the way. Another show, wedding, an event to photograph, or just life got in the way (working graveyard comes to mind..)

All photo effects created in-camera

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