The night my screen died: shooting Jungle in the rain
Every so often the bad weather hands you a better photo than the good weather ever would.
By Annelies Vollmuller
From the Pit · Roskilde 2026
Roskilde 2026: Why we keep coming back
A festival run as a non-profit since 1971, with sustainability you can see and art that makes you stop walking. Why Roskilde keeps earning the trip back, and why this year might be the one to put on your list.
Annelies Vollmuller·19 May 2026·#roskilde·#2026
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Shooting at SO36 Berlin: A Photographer's Guide
SO36 on Oranienstrasse is one of Berlin's most important and most demanding live music venues. A practical guide to lighting, lenses, and pit access in a 250-cap room.
By Colin Darbyshire
Paradiso Amsterdam: Spring Concert Photography Recap 2026
The first song is almost always shot in flat house lighting while engineers balance the mix. By song two or three, the lighting designer settles into a rhythm and the shots improve significantly.
By Colin Darbyshire
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