Personnally I like his photography, I think he's in the same league as Greg Kadel or Patrick Demarchelier, because a lot of the time they seem to shoot celebrities for covers and things like that, but I like his editorial work much than the others, I feel it has a film-noir feel to it sometimes.
Twilight Zone.
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yes, i like this...air of darkness and glamour sometimes...it's not that intense but still every picture is so accomplished. especially the black butterflies
thanks hana.
very well put jennifer, its like he interprets different photographer's styles (not to say rips-off ) to try and make it his own, specially in his work for w... i like his celebrity portraiture, its very graphic, and as you said jennifer, ultimately makes them look very good
I agree toohip - he's adaptable. He can express a lot of ideas without bringing too much of 'himself' into his work. I like to think of the role that it plays in his success as a celebrity photographer, that the subject's own persona isn't overshadowed.
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I disagree about him not having a distintive style, of course he doesn't have the same kind of stamp on his pictures like others, but still there's a very little something in his pictures, that I can see that it's him, of course I would easily confuse his celebrity portraits with other photographers, but maybe because it's more limited.
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