Maltese photographer Emma Tranter has just ticked off one of the biggest milestones of her career after spending the past month on tour with British pop legends Take That.Tranter travelled across the UK and Europe documenting the band’s latest stadium tour, capturing everything from electrifying performances to behind-the-scenes moments on one of the biggest live productions of the summer.Reflecting on the experience, she described it as the “biggest tour I’ve ever done yet.”Over the course of the tour, Tranter photographed 13 stadium shows, each drawing crowds of around 60,000 fans, amounting to almost one million concertgoers across the entire run.Sharing highlights from the tour on social media, she praised the band’s energy and the atmosphere inside the packed stadiums.“The energy from thousands of fans every night, combined with Gary, Howard and Mark’s passion on stage, is something special,” she wrote. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)She also thanked the Take That team for welcoming her onto the tour.“Grateful to be capturing it all. Big thanks to the Take That team for having me along for the journey.”In another post, Tranter admitted the experience still felt surreal.“On tour with Take That… pinch me!!”She went on to describe the production as one of the most impressive she has ever photographed, calling it “a real privilege” to document a band whose music has soundtracked generations while working alongside a world-class touring crew.For Tranter, who has steadily built an impressive portfolio photographing artists, events and live performances, the month-long tour marks another major career milestone, and one that placed Maltese talent in front of nearly a million music fans.Which photo is your favourite?Credit: Emma Tranter•