Category Archives for "Concert photography tips"

Music Photographer Beginner: Shooting Your First Big Show

Guest Blog Friday featuring Music Photographer Beginner Jim Smith

The Advantage Of The Cameras WiFi Setting For Concert Photography

Guest Blog Friday featuring Concert Photographer Rui Bandeira

Six months a Concert Photographer – Or my way of becoming one

Guest Blog Friday featuring Concert Photographer Sebastian Scheele (Quinten Quist)

Top Ten Concert Photography Etiquette Tips

Top Ten Concert Photography Etiquette Tips While photographing concerts and events can be fun and challenging, there are some things that you need to keep in mind as a first time shooter that will make your life easier when you are shooting. There are also things that some of the more seasoned photographers might forget. […]

The HTBARP Podcast App

I am pumped to share with you the release of my new HTBARP Podcast App. The App is the most convenient way to access my HTBARP podcast on your mobile device. Every week you’ll get access all areas to the most influential music photographers on this planet where they’ll share their secrets, successes and crazy stories from […]

The Three Song Rule

The Three Song Rule You might have heard of the three song rule. First three songs, no flash! But what exactly is the three song rule? Who came up with the concept and what can you do as concert photographer to make the photo pit experience a great one. Background The 3 Song Rule was […]

Concert Photography Action Shots

How to Portray Concert Photography Action Shots Bringing out the action of a concert requires a mix of technical and compositional skills as well as an ability to predict and plan for key moments. This article aims to get you started by introducing you to settings, techniques and subjects that will help you get the […]

Small Venue Concert Photography

So you’re a photographer attempting to get into gig photography? The best way is to start out in small venues. 3 Tips for Small Venue Concert Photography We are all dreaming of breaking into those bigger venues. However, for now, shooting in smaller, more cramped spaces is what will allow us to be more creative […]

Music Photographer Logo

The Music Photography Logo If you plan to shoot concerts and rockstars for anything other than your own enjoyment, you need to be thinking about how you will show your work and take it to the next level. Therefore a music photographer logo is a must have if you want to stand out.