Tuesday, January 17th, 2012
A few weeks ago the guys over at Quint Magazine contacted me about featuring my work in their next issue which would be known as their music issue. I flipped through a few copies of the magazine and really liked what they were doing so I agreed and today the magazine hit the shelves. Currently the magazine is only available in Dubai (stocked in all Virgin Megastores) but is also available to read for free online.
I answered a few questions about what it is like working as a music photographer here in London and you can read all about it from page 56 of issue 12. Read it for free here. The rest of the magazine is very cool too so give it a full read. I feel really grateful for this so “thanks guys”.
Tags: 30 seconds to mars, After The Ordeal, alan shenton, Alex Trimble, alfie scully, andrew maskell, Andy Hull, Andy King, Ant Rodgers, Band Photography, Benjamin Grubin, Brain Fallon, bullet for my valentine, Cherilyn Neilson, Chester Bennington, City and Colour, Dallas Green, Dan Brown, Dan Holt, darren leader, darryl torr, dear reader, Die Antwoord, Don Broco, Dubai, eric wright, Filthy Nights, Fraser Taylor, Gaslight Anthem, George Paxton, greg carlin, Gustav Wood, Hockey, Horrible Crowes, Ian Watkins, Interview Feature, Jack Herbert, Jack Spence, jacoby shaddix, jared leto, jerry horton, Kahn Morbee, Kris Roe, Liam Cromby, Linkin Park, london, Lostprophets, Luke Rayner, Madina Lake, Manchester Orchestra, marcus maschwitz, Matt Donnelly, Matt Street, Matt Tucker, matthew belamy, Matthew Leone, Mette Lindberg, muse, Music Photographer, music photography, Ninja, Paddy McNicholas, papa roach, Parlotones, Peter Herbert, Quint Magazine, Revival Tour, Rhys May, rise against, Rob Damiani, rob davidson, Rom Herédia, Sam Comley, Saskilla, Shane Carlin, Si Macson, Simon Delaney, Simon Mitchell, Spencer Chamberlain, Spy Catcher, Steve Sears Jr, Stuart Gili-Ross, the asteroids galaxy tour, the ataris, The Wild Archive, tobin esperance, Tom Murray, Tom Whittaker, tony palermo, Two Door Cinema Club, underoath, Virgin Megastore, we are the ocean, Yolandi Visser, Young Guns, Zach Blair, zebra and giraffe
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Monday, April 20th, 2009
Last night was the last day of Give It A Name 2009 and it was the best night of the two. I photographed Thursday, Underoath and Taking Back Sunday and all in all it was a super night. I have to say again that the lighting really was weird and by weird I mean (not good). Not only as a photographer but as a fan, I didn’t understand how all the lighting was focused between the front guys and the drummer and that there were no front lights so every one was a silhouette. Never before have I seen a setup like this, not even at a super small club where they only have 5 lights at their disposal. Anyway, I appreciated the fact that I was working with a D3 so that I could atleast boost the ISO up a little more than I ever have.
These are a few of the shots that I took during the day. If you want to see more, have a look at my Band Blog by CLICKING HERE.
Have a super day and week. Marcus
Tags: brixton academy, give it a name, taking back sunday, thursday, underoath
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