PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES

NYC concert, live-performance, event, headshot, and promotional photography for artists and creative teams. Custom packages start at $150 and are scoped around your schedule, coverage, and final image needs.

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The experience

Coverage that fits the performance

We plan around venue conditions, performance timing, access, desired image style, and how the photographs will be used. The goal is an efficient shoot and a gallery that feels true to the people and energy in front of the camera.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Confirm coverage, location, timing, visual references, access, and final uses.

  2. 02

    Photograph

    Work discreetly and collaboratively while capturing key moments, portraits, and details.

  3. 03

    Deliver

    Curate and edit the strongest images, then deliver them digitally in the agreed formats.

Live music

Concerts, release shows, and promotional performance coverage.

Headshots

Actor, artist, and professional portraits with a clear intended use.

Events

Candid, detail, guest, and key-moment coverage for creative gatherings.

Promotional work

Campaign-ready imagery for releases, press kits, websites, and social media.

Representative assignment

Don’t Believe in Ghosts at Mercury Lounge

Nick Bella and Emma Cort photographed the band’s live performance, producing a credited gallery that captures the performers, stage atmosphere, and details of the set. A selection from that finished coverage appears below.

What to expect

For every assignment, the outcome is defined before the camera comes out: what must be covered, where the images will appear, which formats are needed, and when the edited gallery is due.

Common questions

Before you book

What does a package include?

Each proposal defines coverage time, location, the intended image uses, the editing approach, and the digital deliverables. Packages are customized rather than assumed from a fixed shot list.

How much does photography cost?

Custom packages start at $150. Final pricing depends on coverage time, location and access, image requirements, scheduling, and the agreed deliverables.

When will the photographs be delivered?

The delivery schedule is confirmed before the shoot because gallery size and editing needs vary. Tell us about any release, press, event, or campaign deadline when you enquire.

Can the images be used for press and promotion?

Promotional, press-kit, website, and social needs can be included in the scope. We clarify intended usage before the shoot so the coverage and final formats match the brief.

Selected work

Live Music Photography

Recent performance photography featuring Don’t Believe in Ghosts and MoonWater.

Don’t Believe in Ghosts performing live as a full band
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Don’t Believe in Ghosts bassist performing on stage
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Drummer performing under blue and violet stage lights
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Guitarist performing under violet stage lighting
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Guitarist on stage during a Don’t Believe in Ghosts performance
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Don’t Believe in Ghosts performing together on stage
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Close-up of a guitar during a live performance
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
Backstage details at a Don’t Believe in Ghosts performance
Don’t Believe in Ghosts — Live
MoonWater performing together on stage
MoonWater — Live
MoonWater guitarist performing under blue stage light
MoonWater — Live
MoonWater guitarist playing during a live set
MoonWater — Live
Vertical portrait of a MoonWater guitarist performing
MoonWater — Live
MoonWater bassist performing live
MoonWater — Live
Wide view of MoonWater performing for an audience
MoonWater — Live

PHOTO CREDITS

‘You Can’t Spell Assault Without Us’ - photographed by Aidan Samwick

‘Don’t Believe in Ghosts at the Mercury Lounge’ - photographed by Nick Bella & Emma Cort

‘Into The Woods, MakeLemonade Productions’ - photographed by Nick Bella

‘Dave and Boris Kill the Cat, LoveChild Theater Co.’ - photographed by Aidan Samwick