If you like photography, and appreciate the challenge live concert photography presents (On the average, you can only shoot the first 3 songs of a band or artist, you have no control over lighting whatsoever, you have limited control over where to stand, and many times you are being bumped or shoved by other photographers who are down the "pit" with you), then you are in the right place.

I always have been fascinated by the way a photographer can capture a moment in an artist's live performance that communicates the emotion, spontaneuity, uniqueness, mood, or just a great shot of that performer. I dedicate this site to all who appreciate that challenge, and excitement of concert photography.

I dedicate this site to all who enjoy that challenge.

I started concert photography in 1994 when I wanted to photograph one of my favorite groups, Pink Floyd. I had no prior concert experiences except for being a spectator. All was new and exciting to me. Since then, I've learned a lot having photographed over
150 concerts.

I feel I have achieved a certain level of talent with live concert photography.
I am convinced that my photographs are worthy to be published on CD covers
and/or magazines covers, to be collected by true fans, or be framed to be exhibited proudly.