Marshallcity was really the band that introduced me to Red Dirt and alt-country music. I remember the first time I saw them was at the Iguana Cafe in Tahlequah, and I ended up working the door and selling merch for them. Through them, I went on to meet a number of other bands at concerts. In December 2010, they did a reunion concert at Woody’s tavern in Tulsa to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the release of their first...
I was excited a month or so back to see that the Great Divide was getting back together to headline the festival they started years ago “College Days”. With as many times as I had been to College Days, I had been to more since the band broke up than when they were together. McClure has been one of my favorite songwriters for many years; in fact, I remember the first time I met the band after a show where Double Trouble (that’s right...
Had the chance to go to a friend’s wedding this summer – first one in a while that I wasn’t working. But for some reason I still took a camera. It isn’t everyday the wedding couple leaves on a tractor with a police escort.
I’ve been a fan of Cross Canadian Ragweed and Seth James for years, so when Cody and Seth decided to team up, it was a no-brainer that I was going to catch a show (or 2). The week their debut record hit, I got to visit with the band at an in-store promotion in Stillwater and then went to the pre-release party at the Cain’s Ballroom the next night. Great record and great show. If you haven’t already checked them out, you...
As a surprise for her husband, a lady I work with wanted me to take pictures of the boots he used to wear when he competed in team penning. I loved the way the texture of the leather told a...
Saw this sunrise on my way to work. Luckily, my camera was in my car and I was able to pull over and get a quick photo.
An absolutely amazing concert at Cain’s Ballroom. I had been a fan of the band throughout the 90s, and when they got back together and toured I had to...
If you see something that moves you, and then snap it, you keep a moment.
- Linda McCartneyWelcome to A-Pac Photography.
What began as a hobby, has now evolved in to much more. A-Pac Photography was started in 2005 as a means of sharing the concert photography of Aaron Moore. Since that time, Aaron’s focus on photography has expanded. While continuing to pursue concert photography as a contributor to Tahlequah’s “The Current”, the OSU Cowboy Marching Band, and other local and regional publications; A-Pac Photography is pleased to offer competitive portrait and wedding sessions as well.
We believe in the old saying “a picture speaks a thousand words.” With this concept in mind, we prefer to capture the moment as it unfolds. The emotions expressed in these moments are the feelings we want our photos to express.
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