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The Red Pears Bring Summer to Palmdale, CA
Some drives are worth every mile. I had the opportunity to drive out to Palmdale to photograph The Red Pears as part of Sounds of LA County, a free summer concert series presented by LA County Parks and NextFest LA that celebrates Los Angeles' independent music scene. The outdoor setting made for the perfect summer evening, and The Red Pears' music fit the atmosphere perfectly. It was one of those shows where everything just came together. Families, friends, and fans gathered
Haven
3 days ago1 min read


Three Nights with Dance Gavin Dance: A Birthday, a Media Pass, and the Power of Asking
Some bands become part of your life long before you ever meet them. For me, Dance Gavin Dance has been one of those bands. I've spent countless hours with their music playing in my car, through good days, long workdays, road trips, and everything in between. So when they announced their Return of the Robot Tour, I knew I wanted to experience more than just one show. I ended up seeing them three times. Each night became a memory I'll never forget. Night One: Anaheim The first
Haven
Jul 283 min read


Instantly Hooked: Photographing Novelists
I recently had the opportunity to photograph Novelists while they were opening for one of my favorite bands, Dance Gavin Dance. Going into the show, I was obviously excited for the headliner, but I never expected Novelists to end up being my favorite set of the night. This was my first time seeing them perform live, and from the moment they stepped on stage, I was instantly hooked. Camille Contreras, the band's frontwoman, made an unforgettable entrance wearing a fluffy pink
Haven
Jul 132 min read


From Arizona to Detroit: Watching Hippie HxA Continue to Grow
This marked my second time traveling with Hippie HxA, and once again, they proved why they continue to leave an impression wherever they go. Alongside Vacant Husk, the band made the trip to Arizona, bringing Harbor Area energy to the desert and quickly becoming fan favorites. No matter the venue or the size of the crowd, Hippie HxA gives everything they have on stage. Their passion and energy never waver, creating an atmosphere that pulls people in and turns first-time listen
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Jul 131 min read


Type S Night Lights Long Beach 2026 | Haven CaptureS
Type S Night Lights Long Beach 2026 brought together thousands of car enthusiasts for a night filled with builds, lights, and nonstop energy. From the moment the structure filled up, the atmosphere felt electric. Every level was packed with unique cars, vibrant underglow, and a crowd that turned the entire space into a moving showcase. Haven Captures was there to document the night and capture the details, the culture, and the moments that made this event stand out. What make
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Apr 131 min read


Hippie HxA Brings Energy and Surprises to Hacienda Heights
After working a concert the night before, I didn’t even plan on going out again, but I had already promised I would be there to capture this one. Going into the night, I felt ready, and Hippie HxA made sure it was worth it. From the moment they stepped in, Hippie HxA looked prepared to take over Hacienda Heights. With new merch and a confident presence, they came in ready to make a statement. They mentioned they had been rehearsing for this show, and it showed in the way they
Haven
Apr 132 min read


Orbit Culture Closes Out North American Tour with Explosive Night at The Regent Theater
Orbit Culture was one of those shows I did not expect to go to right after work, but I’m glad I did. From the moment they hit the stage, the energy was undeniable. Between the mosh pits and walls of death, the crowd brought just as much intensity as the band. One of the wildest moments of the night came when guitarist Richard from Orbit Culture broke his hand mid set and still continued to play through the rest of the show. That alone showed the level of commitment and passio
Haven
Apr 111 min read


Hail the Sun Lights Up The Wiltern in Their Biggest LA Show Yet
There’s something different about seeing a band grow in real time and for me seeing Hail the Sun at The Wiltern for the third time made that clear. This wasn’t just another show. It felt like a milestone. From the moment the doors opened the energy in the room was building and by the time they hit the stage it was undeniable that this was their biggest Los Angeles show yet. The crowd was packed wall to wall and every song felt louder more alive and more connected than before.
Haven
Apr 52 min read


I hate clue
The title has nothing to do with the image but I wanted to add an image to make the blog post look nice. I hate the game clue because I...
Haven
Jan 5, 20231 min read


The MOnth of May
I finished another semester a CSUF and I'm wondering when I will ever finish. I wasn't the best student when I was younger. Well, I'm...
Haven
Jun 2, 20211 min read


Welcome to Haven Captures
Well, it only took a few years, but I have a website running again. I feel pretty accomplished that I finally finished this because I was...
Haven
Mar 24, 20211 min read
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