Brian Brown Photo

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Introduction: I can capture the energy and raw emotion of a live performance, and can also be present and shoot photos without being in the way or distracting. I get the opportunity to combine my two passions, Music and Photography! The processes of shooting and editing the photos excites me and the feedback I get is always overwhelmingly supportive and positive! I Love it!

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10 years in business

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Mark H.

May 12, 2014

Brian is one of the best photographer's I've worked with over the past 15 years. The amount of clarity and detail in his work is astounding. His ability to capture the moment is uncanny. Brian's photography is surpassed only by his personality. Humble and hardworking are just a few of the many qualities Brian possesses. Working with him is a breeze, and as a professional musician, that's not always the case. Whether you're in a band like me, getting married, or need someone to capture the perfect moments of your life, hiring Brian is the right move.

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Pricing is based largely off of expenses in addition to work performed. A 30 minutes performance usually equates out to at least 8 hours of work to produce photos to send to you. In addition to time spent, travel expenses, parking, food, special gear, all add up.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I started out learning photography by just picking up a camera and experimenting. I have several friends who shoot photos and I always challenge them and myself to create better and better photos. I recently attended a weekend seminar by Jeremy Saffer who is a very well known and published band photographer shooting for several major magazines and bands!
How did you get started doing this type of work?
Overwhelming support from musician friends of mine. It started out as a hobby of mine. Mark Morton and Randy Blythe of Lamb of God really got behind me initially to get me going. Randy connected me with Mark Hunter of Chimaira, who connected me with band photography Jeremy Saffer, and the list goes on and on!