Jemma Dodd Photography: leeds festival 2015

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Wednesday, 30 December 2015

Best of 2015...

Yes, I'm one of those people who at the end of the year looks back on what I've achieved, and then tries to set myself goals for the new year. I've shot some amazing gigs and festivals throughout 2015, and have travelled up and down the country. It's always hard going through the hundreds of photos I've taken and choosing just ten, but here are ten of my favourite shots of 2015...

Don Broco at Slam Dunk Leeds

Arcane Roots at Hevy Festival

Charli XCX at Leeds Festival

Slaves at Leed Festival

Pierce The Veil at Leeds Festival

Skindred at The Institute Birmingham

Alexisonfire at Leeds Festival

Wolf Alice at Leeds Festival

Bastille at Leeds Festival

Taking Back Sunday at Slam Dunk Midlands

If you would like to me to shoot your gig in 2016 please do get in touch! You can contact me through my website www.jemmadoddphotography.com

All images © Jemma Dodd Photography

Saturday, 10 October 2015

Leeds Festival - Sunday

Leeds Festival was almost 6 weeks ago, but you can now see my photos in the latest issue of Darkus magazine available to buy here.

Here's my highlights from Sunday...

Alexisonfire

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All images © Jemma Dodd Photography

www.jemmadoddphotography.com

Sunday, 20 September 2015

Leeds Festival -Saturday

Saturday of Leeds Festival was definitely my favourite day, not only did I get to see a tonne of bands that I love, but I also went along to an interview with New Found Glory, a band who I have been a fan of since I was about 14!!! AND I finally got to see Bastille live, and even got to shoot them on the main stage.

Here's a very smiley me with New Found Glory...

And here's a selection of my favourite shots from Saturday...

New Found Glory

Sunset Sons

Simple Plan

See more shots on Flickr and look out for the next issue of Darkus Magazine!

www.jemmadoddphotography.com

Sunday, 13 September 2015

Leeds Festival - Friday

Leeds Festival has been and gone, and after many, many days of editing I've finally finished and sent my shots over to Darkus Magazine. Hooray! The issue will be released soon, so keep an eye on the Facebook page for the official release date.

This year I only took one camera, my Nikon D7000 and switched between my 50mm f/1.8 lens and my 70-200mm f/2.8, depending on which stage I was shooting. I also took my polaroid camera along and will be sharing a blog showcasing the shots, when I finally get round to scanning them!

As always I had so much fun shooting and got to see some familiar faces, as well as meeting some lovely new people.

Here's a few of my favourite shots from Friday...

Frankiero and the cellabration