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5 lessons i learned from Shooting Small Shows that Taught Me Everything About Big Moments
I got my start in dive bars where no one cared if I blinded the whole crowd with my flash—as long as the drinks were cold and the band was loud. I barely knew what I was doing, but those sweaty, chaotic nights taught me everything. From beer-soaked lenses to stolen gear and spontaneous portraits, I found my voice behind the camera. Here are 5 lessons I learned in those sticky-floored spaces that still shape every gig I shoot.
Tara Lenehan
May 73 min read


What My Camera Sees: Documenting Artists, Outsiders, and the Beautifully Bizarre
There’s a strange kind of magic in capturing people who don’t quite fit into the mold. The ones who color outside the lines, wear their...
Tara Lenehan
May 51 min read


Behind the Barricade: Getting Access and Permissions for Shooting Concerts
The roar of the crowd, the electrifying energy on stage – capturing the magic of a live concert through the lens is a dream for many...
Tara Lenehan
Jun 12, 20242 min read


Freeze the Fury: Capturing the Energy of a Live Performance
The lights pulse, the music throbs, and the artist explodes across the stage in a burst of energy. It's a live performance, a visceral...
Tara Lenehan
Jun 12, 20242 min read


From Fan to Fotog: Mastering the Art of Concert Photography
The music pumps, the crowd roars, and the stage lights cast an electrifying glow. It's a concert, a night of pure energy. But for...
Tara Lenehan
Jun 12, 20242 min read
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