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The Fashion Photographers to Watch in 2023 – Part Two
Fashion photography is more accessible than ever with the wonder that is the internet. Instagram is a fantastic place for photographers and artists to showcase their creativity. Following on from our previous blog, here are some more must-follows in the world of fashion photography this year.
Norman Parkinson – @norman_parkinson
Norman is one of the photographers famous for outdoor shoots. His photography career began while serving in the Royal Air Force, and he started working for Vogue. In 1969 he became the Royal family’s official photographer. His work has dream-like qualities with a somewhat British charm. He has won various prestigious photography awards.
Amanda Charcian – @amanda_charcian
Amanda is an LA-based photographer and artist. She has an outstanding talent for emphasising female sensuality by showing her models in a mystical and intimate way. Her work has been used in Vogue and Time magazines, and her clients have included Chloe. Cartier and Gucci.
James Houston – @jameshoustonphoto
Australian-born James is a portrait photographer specialising in lifestyle, fashion, beauty, nudity and celebrities. He was a fashion model in the 1980s before finding his true love in photography. James has published five books and raised half a million dollars for AIDS/HIV charities.
Tony Kelly – @tonykellyworld
Tony is an Irish fashion photographer who lives in LA. His photography style is famously theatrical, colourful and glamorous. His portrait photography has made high-profile magazine covers, including GQ and Vanity Fair.
Petra Collins – @petrafcollins
Petra is a Canadian photographer and artist who enjoys the complexities of contemporary life through her creativity. This includes fashion, art, music and film. Her Instagram has caused controversy due to pictures deemed too revealing, which has pinned her as a feminist icon. Petra’s style leans towards neon and pastel colours and has worked with i-D and Vogue.
David LaChapelle – @david_lachapelle
David is an American artist and photographer. He links to art history masterpieces in his fashion photography and has a distinct and vibrant style. He has photographed Lady Gaga and worked with many high-profile magazines and fashion brands. His work along with other photographers forms part of the permanent collections of the National Portrait Gallery (London) and the Bayerische Staatsoper Portrait Gallery (Munich).
Nadia Lee Cohen – @nadialeecohen
Nadia is a British photographer and artist inspired by pop culture. She has worked with Gucci, Adidas and Valentino, to name a few, and has photographed the likes of Kim Kardashian, Pamela Anderson and Sophia Loren.
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