In this episode, I sit down with Atlanta-based music photographer Aleksandra Anderberg to talk about her unique visual style, creative process, and what sets her photography apart. We dive into her approach to capturing artists, the inspiration behind her work, and the perspective she brings to the Atlanta music scene

Today, we sat down with Canadian photographer Kevin Vyse from London, Ontario, to talk about his journey behind the camera. Kevin shares his passion for photography, the experiences that have shaped his work, and the inspiration behind the images he creates. We explore his creative process, his perspective on photography, and what keeps him motivated to capture meaningful moments. Whether you’re a photographer, an art enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind great images, this conversation offers an insightful look into the world of photography through Kevin’s eyes.

I'm excited to welcome music photographer Rex Scofield to the show. Rex has spent years capturing the energy, emotion, and unforgettable moments that happen on and off the stage, creating images that tell the story of live music in a way that only great photography can.

One of the reasons I wanted to have Rex on is because his work goes beyond simply documenting concerts—he captures the connection between artists and their audiences. I'm looking forward to talking with him about his journey into music photography, what it takes to thrive in this industry, the stories behind some of his favorite images, and the lessons he's learned along the way.

Whether you're a music photographer, a live music fan, or simply someone who appreciates the art of visual storytelling, you're in for a great conversation.

In this episode of Three Songs, No Flash, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dallas-based music photographer Robert C. Maxfield III for a conversation that could have easily lasted another few hours. Robert has spent years documenting artists, concerts, and the music scene through his lens, building a body of work and a wealth of experience that extends far beyond simply pressing the shutter.

We talked about his journey into music photography, the lessons he's learned along the way, the changing landscape of the industry, and what it really takes to create images that stand out in today's crowded concert photography world. From the gear he trusts to the relationships he's built and the stories behind some of his favorite photographs, Robert shared insights that photographers of every experience level can appreciate.

The truth is, we barely scratched the surface. There were countless stories left untold, techniques left unexplored, and experiences that deserve an episode of their own. That's what happens when you sit down with someone who's dedicated years to the craft and has lived through so many changes in the music industry.

Whether you're a seasoned concert photographer, just getting your first photo pass, or simply a fan who enjoys seeing live music captured at its best, this conversation offers a fascinating look behind the lens. Grab your headphones and join us for an insightful discussion with Robert C. Maxfield III—this is one episode you'll want to hear from start to finish.

In this episode of Three Songs, No Flash, I sit down with Philadelphia music photographer Chris McIntyre (@mcintyr3) to talk about his journey behind the lens. We discuss the Philadelphia live music scene, our favorite venues to shoot, the challenges and rewards of concert photography, and how Chris has built his audience through social media. It's a relaxed conversation about finding your style, connecting with artists and fans, and what it takes to grow as a music photographer in today's digital world.