Monday, September 14, 2026

Jungle...

Sept. 13th 2026   |   Place Bell

Jungle's live performance at Place Bell, was well praised by critics and fans, as an immersive and highly energetic dance party.  Known for their infectious blend of nu-disco, funk, neo-soul, and electronic music, the British collective has built a stellar reputation for transforming the 10,000-seat sports arena into a massive, non-stop dance floor.
They brought their highly anticipated World Tour 2026 to Place Bell, supporting their new album Sunshine alongside special guest Rio Kosta.
Several images via our Facebook post > HERE
            Photos: Patrick Beaudry, evenko

Thursday, September 10, 2026

Orthophotographie par drone...

9 Sept 2026   |   Ciment St-Laurent

Les Carrieres de calcaire de Ciment St-Laurent, l'éxemple parfaite du besoin d'une capture d'orthophotographie, afin que le client puisse voir l'évoltion de ces sites, le volume enlevé, et un visuel précis du restant de matériel à exploiter.

Quelques images via notre post Facebook > ICI

            Photos: Patrick Beaudry, SNAPePHOTO

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Sony 8-14mm Fisheye...

Sept. 8th 2026   |   Worldwide

The Sony FE 8-14mm f/3.5 Fisheye G (SEL814G) is Sony’s first native full-frame E-mount fisheye zoom lens. Announced on September 8, 2026, this highly specialized lens acts as two lenses in one by spanning from a circular fisheye to a diagonal full-frame perspective while maintaining a constant 180° field of view across the zoom range.

I've been waiting for this lens since my switch to Sony, 7 years ago.

Monday, September 7, 2026

1804...

5-6 Sept. 2026   |   L'Ile des Moulins

1804 es l'évenement historique annuel présenté sur l'Ile des Moulins du Vieux Terrebonne, qui vous permet de voyager dans le temps.  Profité des activités inspiré de l'histoire.

Plusieurs photos via notre post Facebook > ICI

            Photos: Patrick Beaudry, La Nouvelle Société

Sunday, September 6, 2026

Festilumi...

4 Sept 2026   |   Marché Centrale

A ne pas manquer... Festilumi es rendu en mode Halloween!!!

Saturday, September 5, 2026

Iron Maiden...

Sept 3rd 2026   |   Parc Jean-Drapeau

Iron Maiden delivered an electrifying, historic performance, at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal on September 3, 2026, as part of their "Run For Your Lives world tour". Celebrating their 50th anniversary, the heavy metal icons treated tens of thousands of fans to an "impeccable" and nostalgic setlist comprised exclusively of tracks from their first nine studio albums. Accompanied by special guests Megadeth and openers Anthrax, the event functioned as a massive, single-day metal festival.
Several photos from the evenko post > HERE

            Photos: Patrick Beaudry, evenko

Friday, September 4, 2026

Susan Moss...

1968 - Sept 4th 2026

Susan Moss was far more than a concert photographer. She was one of those rare people who became part of the fabric of Montréal’s music scene—instantly recognizable, camera in hand, moving through venues and festivals with her unmistakable energy and passion.

For decades, Susan documented the artists, the crowds, the chaos, the emotion, and those fleeting moments that disappear the second the lights go down. Her work for evenko, Osheaga and countless Montréal venues and publications helped create a visual history of the city’s live-music culture.

But perhaps her greatest legacy isn't the impressive list of artists she photographed or the tens of thousands of images she left behind. It is the people she inspired and encouraged along the way.

Susan had an eye for the moment—but she also had a genuine love for the music and the people who made it. That came through in her photographs.

Montréal has lost one of its great musical storytellers. The photo pits will be a little emptier, the stages a little darker, and the community a little quieter without her.  Cancer Sucks!!

Rest in peace, Susan.

Thursday, September 3, 2026

RUSH...

Sept 2nd 2026   |   Bell Centre

Rush's highly anticipated return to Montreal on Wednesday, Sept. 2nd 2026, at the Bell Centre was a triumphant and deeply emotional masterclass in rock history. Marking Night 1 of a two-night stand during their historic "Fifty Something" reunion tour—the band's first tour in 11 years—the performance delivered a massive, career-spanning set. Critics and fans alike widely praised the show as an incredible comeback, highlighting the legendary musicianship of surviving founding members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson alongside Anika Nilles, their phenomenal new drummer.
Several photos via our Facebook post > HERE

            Photos: Patrick Beaudry, evenko