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Festival Season 2024
Photographs from my 2024 festival season in Switzerland, a year focused on improving both technically and photographically while taking on more events and larger assignments.
In 2024, I wanted to take festival photography a bit more seriously and improve the quality of the work in every sense.
Part of that was technical. I started using a fisheye lens, experimented more with different camera and flash settings, and generally tried to understand better what worked in difficult festival conditions. But I also wanted the photographs themselves to become more varied and more considered, not just technically cleaner.
I was also getting more requests to photograph events that year, which I was really happy about. It felt good that people were starting to trust me with the work, and being able to photograph well-known DJs and performers felt like another small step forward.
By the end of the season I could see that I had improved. At the same time, I still wasn't completely satisfied with the work, which I eventually started to see as a normal part of getting better. Every improvement mostly made me notice the next thing I wanted to work on.
Around that time I was already preparing for my Camino the following year, so festival photography was starting to move a little into the background. I didn't make many plans for the 2025 season and knew that my attention would probably be somewhere else for a while.
This gallery is a collection of photographs from that 2024 festival season.
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