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Model Mayhem #:
759290
Last Activity:
Jul 05, 2015
Experience:
Very Experienced
Compensation:
Paid Assignments Only
Joined:
Jul 09, 2008

About Me

I am a photographer and I have been one all my life. I am  based in Swardeston (4 miles from Norwich City Centre off A140 ).
My "editorial" pictures have appeared on every single National newspapers in the UK and on  the major European titles also major publications in Asia, Americas and Australia. Please feel free to Goggle my name for more info's. Recently my Studio work  in Artistic Nude have become a permanent holding at the National Library of Australia . Similar to the Smithsonian and other national libraries, the National Library of Australia will ensure  immortality on the works collected. .......    I am proud to be part of it.
My first memory of photography was at the age of 9, when my father returned from a business trip in the United States – he brought me back a small camera, he had bought it for just one dollar, I was hooked on photography from that moment…

As at teenager, I decided to go to university to study Chemistry and consequently moved to Milan where I got more involved in the photography business and , having landed a great job as assistant photographer at a prestigious Photographic studio in Milan, I eventually dropped out of university, after two years.

When I first moved to the UK, I got a photographic job working for England’s favorite tabloid, The Sun Newspaper; I worked here for 15 years. In the 90's (early) I won some Kodak Press awards and Agfa Press awards for News Sport photography .

I always loved the "buzz" and creativity of the photographic studios and often missed it so in 2009 I decided to go back to my first love: a photographic studio in London.
I have moved in Norfolk in 2011 and now  I have open a new studio just outside Norwich
I love my job, and feel very lucky to be able to work with so many wonderful people.

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