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.
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.
Character portrait photography for Stageworks Theatre’s Latin History for Morons, starring Néstor Meléndez—bold, expressive images used across major press and marketing outlets.
I recently photographed Jobsite Theater’s production of Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic in Tampa. This hilarious parody follows the overlooked “Puffs” through seven chaotic years at a certain school of magic. As a longtime collaborator, sponsor, and Community Presenter with Jobsite, I love capturing their productions for promotional use and documentation.
Modest Mouse delivered a sold-out, high-energy show at Jannus Live on June 10, 2025, with standout performances by Isaac Brock and percussionist Ben Massarella. From Doug Martsch’s mellow opener to the massive crowd singalong during “Float On,” it was a night of pure indie rock magic and unforgettable vibes in downtown St. Pete.
Go behind the scenes of capturing promotional images for Stageworks Theatre’s compelling production of Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill, starring the incredible Desiree Montes as Billie Holiday. Inspired by authentic reference imagery, these photographs beautifully evoke Billie Holiday’s timeless presence and soulful charm, featured prominently across Tampa Bay’s leading arts publications.
The Sessanta V2.0 tour brought A Perfect Circle, Primus, and Puscifer to Tampa for a genre-bending birthday celebration of Maynard James Keenan. With rotating sets, theatrical visuals, and three distinct sonic identities sharing one stage, the night blurred boundaries between bands and delivered a wild, precision-crafted spectacle—with Primus emerging as the chaotic heartbeat of the whole affair.
They Might Be Giants dazzled Jannus Live on February 28, 2025, with sharp musicianship, witty banter, and infectious energy. John Linnell and John Flansburgh led the charge, blending humor with dynamic performances, while fans sang and danced along. The night peaked with an electrifying encore of “Istanbul (Not Constantinople),” leaving the crowd buzzing and perfectly capturing the band’s unique charm and enduring live appeal.
In his recent blog post, James Zambon recounts attending Kerry King’s performance at Jannus Live, expressing enthusiasm for the Slayer guitarist’s enduring intensity. Zambon, a lifelong Slayer fan, describes how King “absolutely annihilated” the venue, demonstrating that “his reign of brutality is far from over.” 
St. Pete hardcore band Walled City delivered a raw, high-energy set at The Ice House—an industrial DIY venue where friends, fans, and local punks gathered over PBRs for a night of loud, antifascist punk. Tight, aggressive, and community-driven, the show captured the spirit of underground music at its best
Relive The Spazmatics’ high-energy 80s throwback night at The Floridian Social with photos, nostalgia, and unforgettable performances.