Ohay, look at those handsome gentlemen I had the opportunity to photograph!
(Source: younganddivine, via derelick)
I guess there are worse things I could be wasting my time doing…
I’m like two years behind on making my reel.

A photo pit completely filled with lady photographers Photo by Rick Kern
About once a week I get questions from girls wondering how I deal with the gender bias in music photography.
In a short simple answer; I don’t, because there isn’t one.
I’m going to get an absurd amount of hate mail for what I’m about to write. I’m prepared for you females of the world to drag me into the square and roast me on a spit. But I truly 100% believe there is no gender bias in rock photography. Music photography is one of the few areas where gender in no way skews a person’s talent in a specific area. There is no glass ceiling, and dozens of women make extremely lucrative livings as photographers. In fashion photography many models feel more comfortable with a woman photographer, but in music it doesn’t matter. You wield a camera, your gender does not have anything to do with that.
I’m a photographer, not a female photographer!
Camryn Grimes
Photographed for Hide&Seek Clothing
Los Angeles, March 2012
My favorite from the H&S lookbook shoot.
Dylan Gibson
(My favorite merchie)
Photographed at the Fox Theater
Pomona, CA
February 2012
And then Whitney Houston Died…
Attack Attack
Rise Records
Photographed in Van Nuys, CA.
2011
It’s that thing, of when you get away with shooting photos with machetes ten yards away from a playground…
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