At a live show the light changes every second and the gesture lasts a moment. My job is to be in the right place without bothering anyone. I photograph concerts, festivals and tours. I tell you how I prepare for a concert, what happens during the show and what you receive afterwards.
Before the concert
First you tell me the date, the venue and what you want the photos for. With that I send you a fixed proposal. We talk with production about access and the venue rules. Everything is agreed before the day of the concert.
Whether an accreditation or a permit is needed depends on the venue and the artist. We check it beforehand with production, to know where I can stand and what rules there are.
During the show
I arrive early and take my position where we agreed. I photograph without interrupting the show. I move discreetly, so as not to block the audience or distract the artist.
I look for the moment when the energy of the stage shows on a face. With the smoke, the spotlights and the silhouettes, every photo is a quick decision. I cover the stage, the audience and the details.
There is a lot more on stage than the artist. There are dancers, musicians, sets and screens, and I photograph them too. I also watch the audience, because the phones and the raised arms tell how the concert was experienced.
The lights at a concert come in every colour. In my shoots there are reds, blues, pinks and greens, with smoke in between. That is why I edit carefully, to respect the colour the show had.
I work in different venues. In a theatre there are boxes, a red carpet and a seated audience. At an open-air festival there is a huge stage, lighting rigs and a crowd. Each place calls for a different way of looking. If theatre stages are your thing, I have another page for theatre and dance.
Among the concerts I have photographed are those of Aitana, Lola Índigo, Mónica Naranjo, Ruth Lorenzo and Chanel. Also Horteralia Festival and the concert “20 años de amor” in Madrid.
Another shoot is Romería en el Campoamor, by Rodrigo Cuevas, done in a theatre. I also have photos of a Shakira concert taken from the audience.
After the concert
I edit carefully and deliver a private gallery. These are photos you can send to the media, with a selection ready to send and the full download for the archive. This is what is included in the service of concert photography.
- Coverage of the whole concert or the part we agree.
- Photos of the stage, the audience and the details.
- Editing with colour true to the show's lighting.
- A selection designed for the artist's press and social media.
- Private gallery with a download of all the photos at once.
- Vertical reels for Instagram and TikTok if you need them.
The turnaround depends on the job. If you are in a hurry, tell me when you ask for the proposal and we will see what is possible. The deadline is fixed in the proposal.
Who it is for and how to book
It can be a single concert, a tour or a festival. It is a service designed for those who need live images ready for the press, agencies and social media.
- Artists and managers who need press material.
- Promoters, venues and festivals that want an archive of the event.
- Media and agencies looking for photos of a specific show.
The price depends on the venue, the length and what you need delivered. I will send you a fixed price. I work between Asturias and Madrid and all over Spain.
I cover concerts in a photojournalistic style and weddings with a documentary approach. If that other side of my work interests you, you can find my packs on weddings. And if you have a concert coming up, tell me the date and the venue.
