Hi, I'm Simon
Photographer, marketing guy by day, and pretty much always somewhere with a camera and a setlist in my head.
I've had a camera in my hand since I was about 10 years old, long before I knew what I was actually doing with it. My entry into event photography started the way it does for a lot of people: a festival visit with friends, a phone, and the feeling that these moments deserved to be remembered properly.
That feeling never went away. I love capturing the energy of live music. That split second when a drop hits the crowd, when strangers become friends on the dancefloor, when lights and sound turn a field into something that feels like magic. I've been chasing that feeling with a camera for years now, and I still haven't got tired of it.
Today I shoot festivals, concerts, corporate events and live experiences all across Europe and beyond, always looking for the shot that captures not just what happened, but what it felt like.
If you like what you see, let's work together.
Hi, I'm Simon
Photographer, marketing guy by day, and pretty much always somewhere with a camera and a setlist in my head.
I've had a camera in my hand since I was about 10 years old, long before I knew what I was actually doing with it. My entry into event photography started the way it does for a lot of people: a festival visit with friends, a phone, and the feeling that these moments deserved to be remembered properly.
That feeling never went away. I love capturing the energy of live music. That split second when a drop hits the crowd, when strangers become friends on the dancefloor, when lights and sound turn a field into something that feels like magic. I've been chasing that feeling with a camera for years now, and I still haven't got tired of it.
Today I shoot festivals, concerts, corporate events and live experiences all across Europe and beyond, always looking for the shot that captures not just what happened, but what it felt like.
If you like what you see, let's work together.