Tag: photography
Photos: John Oates performs at Buckhead Theatre
John Oates and his band played the Buckhead Theatre in Atlanta on April 13. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.
Photos: Offset performs at the Coca-Cola Roxy
Rapper Offset brought his Set It Off Tour to the Coca-Cola Roxy on April 10. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.
Photos: The Dresden Dolls perform at the Eastern
The "punk rock cabaret" duo the Dresden Dolls played to a packed Eastern on March 29. Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.
Photos: Burna Boy performs at State Farm Arena
Nigerian singer and songwriter Burna Boy brought his I Told Them tour to a sold-out State Farm Arena on March 9.
Photos: Billy Strings performs at State Farm Arena
Guitarist and bluegrass musician Billy Strings closed out his Winter Tour with two sold-out shows at State Farm Arena on March 1 and 2.
The Atlanta Center for Photography takes flight
Atlanta Celebrates Photography has recently reinvented itself, moving away from its focus on the signature festival. Rebranding as the Atlanta Center for Photography, the reimagined organization will feature a more year-round approach.
Photos: Jon Batiste performs at the Tabernacle
Jon Batiste and his band played to a sold-out Tabernacle crowd on March 3 as part of his Uneasy Tour.
Cam Kirk Studios offers creators collaboration and community
Cam Kirk has been working out of Cam Kirk Studios on Forsyth Street for six years, using it as his personal photography studio for shooting celebrities like Lil Baby, Gucci Mane, and Latto, to name a few. But from day one, it’s always been more than just “his” space. The goal of his studio was always to be collaborative. “Anyone can come here and work and use these resources,” he says.
Scenes from Shaky Knees music festival 2023
Shaky Knees celebrated a major milestone by hosting the 10th annual music festival on May 5 through 7. Check out our photo gallery of fans and bands.
Death and granite in Elberton, Georgia
Granite is one of the hardest rocks on Earth. Much of what is mined around the world is crushed for gravel or cut into countertops, sidewalk curbs, and building stones. But in Elberton, Georgia—where, 325 million years ago, a great mass of magma rose through the earth’s crust, cooled, and solidified—90 percent of the granite coming out of the area’s numerous quarries is crafted into cemetery memorials. One could say death keeps Elberton itself alive.
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