Gary Numan celebrated his 68th birthday with an electrifying performance at Jannus Live in St. Petersburg on March 8, delivering a powerful mix of classic synth-rock staples like “Cars,” “Metal,” and “Are ‘Friends’ Electric?” alongside newer material. The night featured a heartfelt onstage birthday moment with his daughter Raven Numan and a high-energy set that reminded fans why Numan remains one of industrial and electronic rock’s most enduring pioneers.
Production photos from Jobsite Theater’s The Shark Is Broken, a behind-the-scenes stage comedy about the turbulent filming of Jaws.
At freeFall Theatre in St. Petersburg, the Vodkanauts combined lounge music, surf guitar, comedy, and sci-fi theatrics for a wildly entertaining sold-out show.
Production photography for Stageworks Theatre’s Touching the Void, capturing the intensity, movement, and emotional depth of this physically demanding production featuring a custom-built 18-foot climbing wall and dynamic theatrical staging.
Behind-the-scenes rehearsal blocking photos from Jobsite Theater’s upcoming production of The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare, adapted and directed by David Jenkins. These images offer a rare look at the creative process where movement, timing, and performance take shape before opening night.
Erica and Joe’s goth-inspired wedding at the Cuban Club in Tampa featured dramatic red lighting, black décor, bold fashion choices, and an intimate guest list. A cinematic December celebration rooted in personal style and meaningful moments.
Behind the scenes of the promotional photography for Jobsite Theater’s The Comedy of Errors, featuring pop-culture-inspired imagery, dynamic ensemble portraits, and bold visual storytelling to match Shakespeare’s fast-paced farce.
Promotional photography for Stageworks Theatre’s Touching the Void, combining theatrical portraiture and aerial-performance techniques to capture the intensity, isolation, and emotional depth of this true survival story.
Character portrait photography for Stageworks Theatre’s Latin History for Morons, starring Néstor Meléndez—bold, expressive images used across major press and marketing outlets.
Photographing Jobsite Theater’s production of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised] [Again] at the Straz Center in Tampa was both a challenge and a joy. Shooting from the back of the house in silent mode pushed my Canon R3s to the limit, but the results captured the fast-paced comedy, sharp performances by David Jenkins, Spencer Meyers, and Shawn Paonessa, and Katrina Stevenson’s clever costumes. A hilarious, high-energy night of live theater documented in images that showcase both the humor and intensity of this unforgettable show.
Jerry Cantrell and Sparta brought a night of precision and energy to Jannus Live in St. Pete. Sparta kicked things off with a punchy set, while Cantrell delivered spot-on vocals and guitar work, thrilling the crowd with Alice In Chains favorites like “Would?”. With perfect sound, a cool courtyard breeze, and the must-have Joey Brooklyn’s pizza, it was another unforgettable night at one of Florida’s best outdoor venues.
Punk rock hit the Manhattan skyline when The Mainliners, Bad Religion, and Dropkick Murphys took over The Rooftop at Pier 17. From The Mainliners’ LA-punk energy to Bad Religion’s timeless setlist and Dropkick Murphys’ explosive stage presence, the night delivered raw energy, crowd singalongs, and unforgettable views of the Brooklyn Bridge.