A Field Trip with Charles Bradley, July Talk, The National & Robyn

Posted on by Ryan Bolton in Photography

Field Trip Festival never disappoints. It was actually at Field Trip last year that I first got serious about concert photography. Now I’m shooting five major festivals and dozens of bands this summer.

Definite highlight: While running to catch The National take the stage to close out Saturday, we stop to take a photo of the Field Trip sign. While doing so, this guy drops to his knee and proposes. I caught the moment, put it on Instagram and found the couple to send them the series of shots. A moment.

Here are some of my favourite photos from Field Trip 2016. Much love.

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Leah Fey of July Talk.
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July Talk
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Peter.
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Leah.
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Festival styles.
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Ice Cream
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Love these guys. #FestivalSwag
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The Screaming Eagle of Soul, Charles Bradley.
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Charles Bradley. One love.
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Don’t know what it is, but love this shot.
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Prince of the City, Jazz Cartier.
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Highlight of the trip, watching this couple get engaged.
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The National I
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The National II
The National III
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The National IV
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Of Montreal being rad.
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Santigold bringing it.
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Santigold bringing the crowd in on the dance party.
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Heart emoticon.
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We like.
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What a beauty crowd.
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Robyn with the last dance.

Published by Ryan Bolton

Ryan is a Toronto-based writer and photographer that likes to break the rules. His work has taken him around the world to do what he truly loves—storytelling. And drinking cold beer.

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