Drew Ferguson, concert and fine art photographer, holding a camera beside a weathered brick building in Northeast Pennsylvania

AE Ferguson Photography

Images of sound and silence

Concert & Fine Art Photography
Northeast Pennsylvania

About

I’m Drew Ferguson, a concert and fine art photographer based in Northeast Pennsylvania.

My work is about atmosphere, emotion, and structure. I photograph the intensity of live performance and the quiet of abandoned and historic architecture.

A band on stage and light falling across a forgotten wall ask for the same thing. My goal is to preserve the mood of a moment through detail and tone.

AE Ferguson Photography is registered and fully insured for live events, on-location, and commercial projects.

Photography

A dramatic black and white photo of Phil Bozeman screaming into a mic.
Concert Portfolio

Live music, photographed for its light, movement, and the connection between artist and audience. I cover shows across Pennsylvania and the Northeast. For photo pass and coverage requests, visit the Contact page.

A cyberpunk inspired photo of a metal guitarist encircled by neon colors.
A black and white photograph of an aggressive metal bassist.
A grungy wide angle shot of an edgy metal guitarist.
Empty prison corridor with peeling paint and soft natural light.

Personal Projects

Fine art photography of forgotten spaces: urban decay, abandoned architecture, and neon-lit cityscapes. These projects are a study of stillness. They look at light, texture, and time in places most people pass by.

A moody photograph of a small photo developing shop under a rising moon on rain-slicked streets.
A black and white photograph of a medieval castle in the Scottish highlands.
Small train station and clock under a pink and blue sunrise.
eathered room with crumbling walls and dim window light.
Cloudy pre-dawn sky by AE Ferguson Photography
Dramatic and majestic cathedral in the Cotswolds.
Cinematic depiction of Mt. Fuji floating in a sea of clouds at sunrise.

Fine Art Prints

Limited-edition prints of urban decay, travel, and landscape work, made on archival paper.