Ghost Light Photography
Concert photography is one way I tell the story of music and human connection. Live performances capture something raw and authentic—the energy between artists and audiences, the emotion behind the music, and the moments that remind us why art matters. Photography has become both a creative outlet and an extension of The 27 Project. Below are a few of my favorite galleries, and you can find many more on Instagram @live.beyond27.
My Approach
As both a psychotherapist and photographer, I believe that every person has a story worth seeing. My work is guided by a deep appreciation for authenticity, resilience, and human connection. Live music, in particular, has become a place where I witness people expressing joy, grief, hope, and belonging in ways that words often can’t capture. Rather than chasing perfectly posed images, I’m drawn to genuine moments—the split second when someone’s guard drops, the connection between artist and audience, or the emotion that exists between the big gestures. My hope is that my photographs preserve not only what a moment looked like, but also the feeling and meaning behind it.
