First up, I just hate the way virtually all comments on MM are cloyingly nice.... for goodness sake, tell it like it is.. if you think something's crap, or just average... please say so (especially about my shots).. because I bloody well will.. And if you think this comment makes me sound like a know-it-all-smartass, I'm sorry.... I just believe in telling it like it is (and I'm quite polite really... honest!)
Okay, now for the usual bullshit:
Agent's quote: (yawn)
Oz turned to photography 18 years ago after studying graphic design & sculpture in the UK.
To date he has covered well over 80 hotel openings & re-brandings, and has gained major commissions throughout the world, especially in South East Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
His understanding of the needs and workings of the industry, and his knowledge of how to visually attract discerning guests has won him a strong corporate client base within the luxury hospitality sector.
His award winning photography has resulted in 8 books, and his work has been featured in The Times of London, The Telegraph magazine, Conde Nast Traveller, Spa Asia, Wallpaper, plus numerous in-flight magazines and periodicals worldwide .... including many covers.
He has had the privilege of meeting and photographing
numerous Kings, Heads of State, Leaders of industry,
and celebrities including Prince Phillip, Beyonce, Jay Kay and Sting.
He just LOVES his job, he insists it is the best one in the world... and he may well be right.
His worldwide agent is John Wagman at G.P.A. Global photo Assignments, NY. NY
In The middle east he is represented by Rebecca Li, Jump images.
In S.E. Asia he is represented by "The Hive" (H.K.)
unquote...
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enough of the corporate bullshit...
I do squeeze in the odd TFCD shoot, especially if it's for models I can utilize in my other projects, so if you're ever in my areas of operation let me know. Maybe we can both make some dosh..
I'd also love to work on some Goth and dark images... off track from my usual line of commercial work, so in simple terms I'm always open to new ideas... so surprise me.. I always do...
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