How we photographed Lollapalooza's energy

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<p>This week’s top photo comes from Photojournalism Intern Jeremy Battle. Follow him on <a class="Link" href="https://www.instagram.com/big_blocboy_jb/" target="_blank" >Instagram</a>.</p><h3><b>What makes this photo important?</b></h3><p>Lollapalooza’s 35th year concluded with a day full of energetic performances and lingering mud. Documenting the fan experience and the vibe of the performance is a key part of concert photography, and Turnstile frontman Brendan Yates made it easy to do both in the same frame. Acts like Turnstile displayed a level of fan interaction you may not get from festival headliners and offered a chance to see the artist swim among a sea of impassioned music-listeners.</p><h3><b>How did you get this photo?</b></h3><p>I was fortunate to be in a photo pit with other photographers I knew, but none of us expected anyone to jump off the stage and over the barricade.

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