Our Crew
Colette Custin Bevard, Founder and Editor
Colette Custin Bevard developed a love for photography at an early age, working in darkroom photography before moving into shooting live music in 2017. A life-long music fanatic with a love for the city of Chicago, her passion for capturing pivotal moments in live performance has led her to shooting everything from small, in-your-face metal shows at Reggie’s Rock Club to arena acts throughout the Midwest.
As the founder, editor, and principal photographer behind Girls Who Snap, she hopes to bring new and upcoming female voices in photography to the Chicago music scene and beyond.
Lori Sapio, Photographer
Lori Sapio began photographing the Chicago electronic music scene in the mid 90s, and loves that she can continue to document those artists today. Lori was one of the few female photographers covering the drum and bass scene at that time, and traveled throughout the States and the UK freezing moments in time. Now based in Chicago & Dallas, her work ranges from underground parties, festivals to full scale productions. Her love of music is always evolving, yet photographing Duran Duran made her 7 year old self's dreams come true.
Laura Tucker, Photographer
Savanna Pettengill, Photographer
Savanna Pettengill is a Maine-based photographer, fine artist, and educator. A lifelong storyteller and local live music enthusiast, Savanna has been documenting the Greater Portland, Maine music scene since 2010. Through her music photography, she seeks to capture the creative and community connection between the musicians and with their audience both on and offstage. Her photography practice is vast, and covers mediums from cameraless to film to digital. Both her photography and education work is rooted in empowering others to share their stories, especially the most marginalized voices in our community. She's excited to be joining Girls who Snap to share some of these stories, and to be aligned with their mission.
Victoria Hamilton, Photographer
Lindsay Brunson, Photographer
Lindsay Brunson first discovered her love of photography in high school. In the years since, Lindsay has continued to grow and expand in her craft. She is always seeking new artistic experiences and knowledge. As a dancer and music lover, concert photography has been a long time aspiration. A fan of all musical genres, Lindsay views photographing the atmosphere and energy of live shows as one of the highest forms of art. As a black queer photographer, Lindsay’s ambition is to celebrate the artistry of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ musicians as well as those who uplift these communities.
Marcia Zeledon, Photographer
Hi there, my name is Marcia and I am a veteran in photography for the last 10 years in the music industry. I am currently based out of Orlando, FL but a Miami native! Other passions of mine include VIP assistant work, street team work, merchandise management, as well as more related work in the music industry. My love for live entertainment has allowed me to thrive and find fulfillment in every aspect I have been able to participate. I am looking forward to making more milestones in the environment that fulfills all my dreams!