Photographers

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PHOTOGRAPHER

Annie Leibovitz- Rolling Stones
  • Is the photographer for the magazine Rolling Stone
  •  She worked for the magazine until 1983, and her intimate photographs of celebrities helped define the Rolling Stone look.
  • She became aware of the other magazines and learned that she could work for magazines yet still create personal work, which she found important.
  • Leibovitz is much influenced by Richard Avedon, and his 'personal reportage'.


Examples of her work




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Andy Hughes- NME

  • Is an award winning professional photographer and helps NME advertise their magazine.
  • Having an experience photographer within NME's magazine helps the magazine gain interest an will develop their marketing- also creating there magazine to appear visually appealing.
Hughes believes artists can create change through their practice by exploring the effects of climate change, human activity and other processes of change.



PHOTOGRAPHER
Terry Richardson



Here are some examples of his work with celebrities such as Lady Gaga.






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Emma Summerton

  • Is a photographer who has taken photographs for Vogue Italia, Dazed & Confused, British Vogue,i-D as well as many other successful an well known magazines.
  • She manages to capture unique and simple fashion through this.
  • She uses a mix of close up and mid-shots to do this.
Examples of her work are below


PHOTOGRAPHER

Jan Welters

Welters began his photography career in Amsterdam where he focused on fashion photography. He has worked on a large scale of magazines such as Vanity Fair, Vogue (German, Dutch, Spanish and American) as well as the British and French version of Elle.
Welters is known for photographing many celebrities such as Emma Watson and Marc Jacobs; plays a great part in helping to advertise companies such as Garnier and Victoria's Secret.


Below is an example of her work:



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