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Rock art

Andrew Mayo talks to three of Australia’s most prominent and prolific music photographers — Martin Philbey, Kane Hibberd and Daniel Boud — about the challenges and inspiration behind their craft.

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Daniel Johns, Silverchair Melbourne 2007 by Martin Philbey
Daniel Johns, Silverchair Melbourne 2007 by Martin Philbey
Kiss – Melbourne 2013 by Martin Philbey
Kiss – Melbourne 2013 by Martin Philbey
Dan Sultan – Melbourne 2010 by Martin Philbey
Dan Sultan – Melbourne 2010 by Martin Philbey
Kylie Minogue – Sydney 2000 Olympic Games by Martin Philbey
Kylie Minogue – Sydney 2000 Olympic Games by Martin Philbey
Stevie Williams – Poison City Weekender 2014 by Kane Hibberd
Stevie Williams – Poison City Weekender 2014 by Kane Hibberd
Calling All Cars 2011 by Kane Hibberd
Calling All Cars 2011 by Kane Hibberd
The Amity Affliction – Brighton Beach 2014 by Kane Hibberd
The Amity Affliction – Brighton Beach 2014 by Kane Hibberd
DJ Tigerlily 2015 by Dan Boud
DJ Tigerlily 2015 by Dan Boud
Kimbra 2011 by Dan Boud
Kimbra 2011 by Dan Boud
Karina Utomo of High Tension performing at Laneway Festival, Sydney 2016 by Dan Boud
Karina Utomo of High Tension performing at Laneway Festival, Sydney 2016 by Dan Boud
The Amity Affliction – Palace Theatre 2013 by Kane Hibberd
The Amity Affliction – Palace Theatre 2013 by Kane Hibberd
The Living End – Palace Theatre 2011 by Kane Hibberd
The Living End – Palace Theatre 2011 by Kane Hibberd
Jared Leto, 30 seconds to Mars Sydney 2011 by Martin Philbey
Jared Leto, 30 seconds to Mars Sydney 2011 by Martin Philbey
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