Live Music and Gig Photography

Each Live Music and Gig Photography Shoot includes:

Attendance at the venue with enough time beforehand so I can go through the set with you to highlight any particular shots you would like.

My time spent selecting the best photographs from the shoot and digitally perfecting each of your chosen images by hand.

A private online gallery of all the images in low resolution so anyone you chose can view them quickly. (Available for 30 days.)

Digital copies of all the edited images resized ready for use on your website, Facebook, Instagram and other social media accounts.

Your choice of 5 full resolution digital files including a Commercial Use Licence suitable for printing, promotions etc.

Storage of your images for a minimum of 2 years in case your files are lost/damaged.

Carol Herbert Live Music and Gig Photographer

For electrifying live music and gig photography

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Live Music and Gig Photography Packages

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All packages include travel within 10 miles from my base in Rotherham. Outside this area is charged at 45p per mile.

Promo Shoot

£85

Up to 2 hours shoot time

Editing of your images.

Web resolution digital files of all images suitable for use on websites, social media etc.

5 print resolution digital files of your choice for posters, banners, CD cases etc.

Half Gig

£110

Choice of 1st or 2nd set shoot

Editing of your photos

Web resolution digital files of all images suitable for use on websites, social media etc. (min. 30)

5 print resolution digital files of your choice for posters, banners, CD cases etc.

Full Gig

£160

Up to 4 hours shoot time

Editing of your photos

Web resolution digital files of all images suitable for use on websites, social media etc. (min. 60)

8 print resolution digital files of your choice for posters, banners, CD cases etc.

Additional print resolution image files £2.50 each.
Background removal/image compositing: +£5 per image including full resolution digital file.

Only signed artists need live music photographers, don't they?

20 years ago that may have been the case, as live music photography was primarily used for album covers, fan merchandise and press marketing.

Now any band, duo or solo performer can have their own Social Media page and free website, making self-promotion not only possible but an essential part of marketing yourselves to potential venues and getting people to your shows.

However live music photography does come with it's own special challenges: lighting that alternates between almost none to dazzling, subjects who very rarely stay still for long enough to allow a long exposure time, the inability to use your flash, positioning so you can get great shots without putting off the performer/s and negotiating an audience.

It is the offbeat photos that help to convey the energy and atmosphere of a gig, such as the reactions of the audience or the looks between the musicians (especially when one has just 'gone off-piste'). I not only have lots of experience shooting in low light conditions but have also learned to pick up on those little cues on stage to know when a great shot is just about to happen.

Note to Venues:

Having a photographer capture the live music events you hold is also a great way to promote your 'Gig Nights' and can be tailored to focus more on the audience and the great time they are having!