This was my first year really getting serious about doing photography. Admittedly the learning curve was huge, but the development and rewards were 100% worth the struggle. From sneaking my camera into shows at the beginning of the year, to working the stage at the CTC by the end, it’s been a wild ride.
Véronique Mallet of Silvergun & Spleen at House of Targ
My sincerest thanks to all the photographers who allowed me to make use of their experience and knowledge as I learned my craft and found my own rhythm. I could not have gotten as far as I have without your support and advice. To the bands that allowed me to shoot them, and the bands that trusted me to capture the images they needed, I truly could not have done it without you. And to my friends and family that have put up with my overworked and often cranky self, thank you for your encouragement and understanding.
John-Angus MacDonald of The Trews at The John Street Pub
The concert calendar for 2017 is already getting full, and I am very excited to see what moments I’ll be able to capture next year. Feel free to follow me on facebook, twitter, or instagram. And if you see a tall beared dude with leather camera straps in the pit, come say hi.
Jacob Hoggard of Hedley at The Canadian Tire Centre
Dani Vézina of Mosely at House of Targ
Brenden Armstrong of Last Bullet at The John Street Pub
Cam Buie playing with the Mitch Mainville Band at Lonestar
Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip at The Canadian Tire Centre
Jasmine Virginia of Polarity at Mavericks
Dennis Clark of Listen Up Kid at Mavericks
Adam Gontier during his solo tour at The John Street Pub
Jason Mooney of We Were Sharks at Mavericks
Frederic Simard of Inire at Barrymore’s
Martin Villeneuve of Highwaters at Mavericks
Louis Mercier-Beaulieu of Kissed at the DIFA festival in Brockville
Wildlife at the John Street Pub
Tyler Hay of Southpaw at Mavericks
Brent Woods of Sebastian Bach at Barrymore’s
Carolyn of Arms of the Girl at Zaphod’s
Steve Baron joining in with Sandro Rausa of WKFLD. at Maverick’s
