CT Creative Talent Magazine
Meet our Cover Star Selfridges Not your Usual Christmas
Winter Jewellery Trends
21 DEC - ITV 1 - 8pm
issue 3 DEC12
The Fashion Magazine with Creative Flare
Merry Christmas from Creative Talent Magazine Creative Talent or CT Magazine is the brain child of North Yorkshire based fashion, advertising and pinup photographer Sean J Connolly. When not taking photographs Sean is advising companies on IT strategy, and after looking at several hundred magazines waiting for meetings, Sean noticed that all magazines had a commonality, that being very little credit for the people involved. So using his creative and technical skills, CT Magazine was born. CT Magazine is a fashion magazine with a difference. Not only do we contain the latest fashion trends both on and off the high street, but we cover all areas of fashion including apparall and beauty. "So what is so special about that?" We believe all talent is of equal importance. It is our aim at CT Magazine to showcase the talent involved in bringing you the photos we see everyday, from the photographers, models, make up artists to the hair stylists, fashion designers as well as writers, bloggers and journalists. Every photo and article in the magazine is accompanied by full credit for everyone involved in bringing you the image.
Can I Get Involved? YES!
If you would like to be featured in the next issue of CT Magazine, just get in touch.
"Welcome to the third issue of CT Magazine. I decided for this special Christmas issue that we would do our bit for the festive season, as this is the season of goodwill and giving. I am honoured to feature two great charity drives in this issue. 'Not your Usual Christmas' display at Selfridges in London by Bruce Weber is putting a very different yet still traditional slant on Christmas whilst raising thousands for Children in Need and is kinda the theme for this issue, Chiristmas with a twist. (page 1 0) We are also supporting the ITV 1 Text Santa Charity this year, and helping raise money for some great causes, not to mention a great night of TV. Make sure you watch Text Santa on ITV 1 21st Dec 2012. (page 45) Merry Christmas to all our readers and HUGE thank you to everyone for being part of CT Magazine"
Sean J Connolly, Editor
www.seanjconnollyphotography.co.uk www.twitter.com/SeanJC
Becky Magson, Copy Editor www.beckymagson.co.uk
Email 足 getinvolved@CTMagazine.co.uk Web 足 www.CTMagazine.co.uk Twitter 足 www.twitter.com/CT_FashionMag FaceBook 足 www.facebook.com/CTFashionMagazine
Credit - Graeme Campbell - www.graemecampbell.net
COVER CREDIT
Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
IN THIS ISSUE FEATURES 4 - COVER STAR
Lana Parker - Fashion Model
14 - MANCHESTER FASHION MODEL Kristi Brown (model)
ON THE COVER
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22 - LEEDS FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER
Becci Short (photographer) / Emma Louise Bartlam (MUA) Emma Burton (model)
28 - NORTH EAST MODEL
Lana Parker
Sammy Jobling(model) / Neil Arcus (photographer)
32 - CHESHIRE FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER Johnathan Clover (photographer) / Natalie Phillips (model) / Peter Hall (model)
34 - LONDON DIGITAL ARTIST
Courtney Tidman (digital artist) / Ricky Gardner (photograher) Kinga Klimecka (photographer) / James (model) / Kinga Rafalska Hall (model) / Kinga Katsantoni (MUA)
40 - NOTTINGHAM FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER
Kyle Insley (photographer) / Courtney Tidman (digital artist) Hannah Jackson (model) / Callecia J Brown (designer)
42 - DERBY FASHION PHOTOGRAPHER Ricky Gardner Insley (photographer) Sallyann (model) / Cristina Gomez (stylist)
ARTICLES 10 - NOT YOUR USUAL CHRISTMAS -SELFRIDGES Shani Marion Jayawardena (writer)
18 - WINTER JEWELLERY TRENDS Stars on Mars Jewellery
10 Not your Usual Christmas
18 Winter Fashion Jewellery
FASHION MOD
Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
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COVER STAR
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"I feel extremely lucky to be allowed the opportunity to model. The beginnings of what could be a career have somewhat fallen on my plate, and began developing rapidly of their own accord. I know that many struggle tirelessly for years to be given a chance to shine in this field, and I wonder if given the ease of my introduction whether it will be an uphill struggle from here on in!
Model
Lana Parker lana.parker@hotmail.co.uk
Photographer
Dennis Valdez sprakenyte@yahoo.com
Image Editing
Clyde Mosst www.clydemosst.com
I would no way deem myself worthy of being called a "professional" model; yes I am paid for what I do, however I believe this title takes years of hard work to really achieve. I have only really been modelling for the last six months, although if you asked my mother sheO-Brien would probably Photographer - Darren suggest that I modelled Model - Nick Danks my way out of her womb, and looking back at some of my childhood photos I would probably, cringingly, agree! After a nudge from a friend I started out, as many do, using online portfolio sites to gain my confidence, and after being scouted by an agency, began to test with some wonderful photographers very quickly. As I am based in Surrey I have been blessed with being able to easily shoot in many great studios and locations throughout Greater London."
www.facebook.com/lanaparkerpage 5
Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
I'm not a great "poser" when it comes to modelling, maybe this is because I am relatively new to the field and still have lots to learn about shaping the body. Instead, I prefer natural shots, where a certain look or feeling is captured in the moment. I also love the freedom of a studio shoot, it is invariably a blank canvas on which you can really build up a picture and create almost anything. 6
Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
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Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
As a person, I really enjoy meeting new people, seeing new thi while all the while making my creative mark, something that m I hope that as my career in this field moves forward I am able t not just creating great images but memories also.
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Photographer - Dennis Valdez Model - Lana Parker Edit - Clyde Mosst
ings and sharing experiences modelling really does facilitate. to continue doing what I love,
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Model - Hannah Kay
Not your Usu Selfridges
Shani Marion Jayawardena - www 10 Model - Amy Hume
Model - Kristy Williams
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I’m not going to lie to you – back in the day when I was a kid, in the not too dista Christmas was all about the presents! Oh yes. Being woken early (okay so it wasn’t exactly but when you’re twelve, 9am starts during the holidays are unappreciated at best) to church in the morning, demolishing ridiculous amounts of food during the turkey-lade (even though I wasn’t ever really hungry by this time due to shovelling in so much ch before the clock even hit midday), and being forced to spend time with out-of-town that I didn’t even like that much – were all just a means to a shredded-wrapping-pap ribbon EXPLOSIVE end. Anything that came before or after was a letdown. Don’t judge me you were probably the same - but if by some Christmas miracle you simply just spending time with the family, and the receiving of gifts was merely the sparkly star on to evergreen tree, I take my paper crown off to you, you little diamond! As for the rest of u worry, we were simply kids being kids. So, how about this year, we all do things a little di and give something to somebody who has never had a Christmas?
The spectacularly glamorous British retailer Selfridges can always be counted on to jump the commercial box, and present the whole family with an excitingly innovative sh experience – and this year is certainly no exception. In celebration of their ‘Not yo Christmas’ initiative for 2012, they have enlisted the help of legendary fashion photograp filmmaker Bruce Weber to not only create a very special campaign advert, but also to de exclusive unisex t-shirt in partnership with Kids Company. A substantial £10.50 (more than the retail price) from every t-shirt sale will go directly to the London-based charity (founde in 1996 by the notoriously flamboyant leader Camila Batmanghelidjh) which is key in p practical, emotional and educational support to inner-city children at risk; and its servic reach more than 17,000 children across the city, including the most deprived and vulnera
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Bruce’s slogan design has been cleverly positioned to echo the shape of a Christmas tree, and has been carefully hand drawn bearing the thought provoking statement ‘Give something to somebody that has never had a Christmas’. Fashion is slowly but surely finding its heart. So for just £20, you can bag yourself a limited-edish Selfridges Bruce Weber t-shirt, AND hopefully change a kid’s life. Aside from the standard be given an invisibility cloak/George Clooney marriage proposal/ win the lottery scenarios, what more could you possibly want for Christmas? 13
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Luckily, there comes that natural ‘time to-be-a-grown-up-(but only sometimes)’ transition that we all awkwardly stumble through, where Christmas is no longer marked by receiving and becomes rather more about the selfless act of giving. Think about that old expression, the best things in life are free... it’s clichéd I know, but that’s only because it’s true. And now as you go to sit down around the table with your nearest and dearest, it finally dawns on you that moments like these are the ones to be cherished, because in a world like ours, you just don’t know how many more you’re going to be lucky enough to get. It’s precious moments like these that make every Christmas truly special, and it’s moments like these that will never leave us. First love, sweet sixteens, being able to drink (legally), finally getting your driving license, graduating from uni, moving out, getting married, and having kids are all well and good, but I think that there are more significant milestones that we are blessed enough to experience; we just don’t often realise it at the time. I believe that adulthood is truly marked by the moment when you finally care about someone else in this world more than you care about yourself. The realisation that in the grand scheme of things, you are a very tiny piece in an incomprehensible puzzle; and that every human life is equal, regardless of what tries to divide us. It hadn’t properly registered on my mind until now that there are kids living alongside me here in the UK who may never have experienced the magic of Christmas... the distinctively fresh smell of a pine tree, the special warmth that brews inside a well-loved home, and the priceless gift of someone making your wish come true. I don’t know about you, but in my books, anyone being deprived of that is just NOT okay. Every child should have the opportunity, to be just that. Every child has the right to innocently make a wish with the hope that it might just come true. Every child should believe that the world is full of magic. Because it is. And wishes do come true every day. With a little help from Bruce & co, this one promises not to be your usual Christmas. So this year, be sure to make your wish. And believe in it, with all your heart. Now wait... And just watch it come true.
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My name is Kristi and I am based in Greater Manchester. I got into modelling by conversing photographer on a talent website, I then went on to have my first shoot with him. I am curre in Fashion, Beauty and Lingerie modelling but hoping to branch out when I have gained m haven't modelled for any brands or names as of yet but would love to, especially any cosm
I prefer location shoots (weather permitting!) as you can create images with more variety; look very similar. At present, I enjoy attending shoots with my friend and fellow model, Sinea we have contrasting looks and work well together. Sinead and I had our last shoot with Phil certainly work with him again as he had original ideas, which combined with his advanced resulted in some fantastic images that add something different to our portfolios.
Kristi Brown - Greater Man
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PHOTOGRAPHER Phil Mairs
studio shots often ad Holmes, as Mairs and will d editing skills,
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Stars on Mars Designer Jewellery As cold weather descends upon us, our fashion can’t help but change with the seasons. There are many traditional autumn and winter colour palettes to choose from: deep reds, rich mochas, greens and greys. Stars on Mars Jewellery Company, a new all-handmade accessories boutique online offers lots of different boho and classic styles to accent any ensemble, no matter the time of year. The pieces in the current Autumn/Winter and Spring collections present bold colour combinations in turquoise, copper, purples, fuschias and greens to mention a few. Here are a few suggestions from the Stars on Mars collection to spice up your fall wardrobe. Pair a bold statement piece like the Turquoise Column necklace to a chunky knit sweater, or opt for a long boho strand of green and multi-colored agate beads a’ la the Spring Fever knotted necklace, under your favourite cardigan. Feeling a bit more mysterious? Add a bit of intrigue to your outfit by mix-matching an oxblood blazer or heavy pant with Purple Gypsy, a long bronze necklace with gypsy fan pieces fringed in lavender Czech glass, with agate and glass accents in shades of purple, periwinkle and aurora borealis Swarovski crystals.
"Gorgeous pair w with bri Should your ensemble be too bold on its own to need any additional colour, you can’t go wrong with a clear glass necklace. With two equally unique clear glass crystal options in the collection, the Industrial Glass has sparkling aurora borealis Swarovski crystal accents on a silver chain, while the Glass Links necklace is all clear beads with beautiful links of glass beads on each side finished with a silver chain. Either necklace can be the perfect final touch to an already colourful outfit, or useful when you want to keep your colours minimal.
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On those overcast days, why not match that grey day with your best smoky grey dress, and raise it with a deep fuschia necklace? Gorgeous shades of grey pair wonderfully with bright fuschia, especially when it’s coming from the Pink Rocker necklace. This audacious necklace is made of chunky dark and bright hot pink druzy agate (the centre agate bead is almost as big as a handful!), finished with long rose quartz drops and a rose quartz star. Even more rose quartz beads and plum crystals continue throughout the strand.
Finally, when the snow begins to fall or the rain starts to pour, it may take a bit more effort when you want to make your fashion statement. Take a bright statement piece like the Crystals Rock five-strand necklace, described as a “carnival of colour,” and pair it with a dark or light outfit. This beautiful statement piece is full of jade, dyed a rainbow of colours from hot pink to cool green, rose quartz, blue agate, glass crystal, and accented with glowing opalite drops on a copper chain. It is certain this necklace can be spotted in any storm! For a more demure, yet bright colour statement, the Pretty lil Pink is one of the most popular items in the collection. Pretty lil Pink is a single strand of dyed pink jade finished with blue crystals and accented with 24k gold plated seed beads, and Swarovski crystals. This necklace looks awesome with winter white, and perfect for day or evening.
s shades of grey wonderfully ight fuschia."
No matter what, make a bold statement regardless of the weather, and as always, have fun with fashion!
Xo
w.etsy.com/shop/StarsonMarsJewelryCo - twitter.com/SOMJ_Sparkles
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MODEL Emma Burton - Printed textile - Leeds College of Art MUA Emma Louise Bartlam - Makeup - Leeds Metropolitan Becci Short - Photography - Leeds College of Art
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Becci Short -Leeds based fashion photographer beccishort@yahoo.co.uk
"Through these images I wanted to capture the fest feeling of Christmas and winter. I imagined a Chris evening ball which led me to style the shots with fu wraps and sparkly dresses. I stuck to using reds sil and greens within the image to reinforce the festiv season! I loved this shoot and I am currently worki on many more beauty and fashion editorials so keep your eye out!" Becci x
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CORSET DESIGNER Corsets UK JEWELLERY DESIGNER Sugared Bones MODELS Coco Fierce & Cat Sleigh PHOTOGRAPHER Kate Robson www.chrissiefizz.com
MUHA Suzanne Wells 22
Ian Marshall - Newcastle UK Fashion Photographer www.digitalrevolution.me.uk
My photography varies in genre and I push to get my ideas in images I can use for my portfolio, get published or sell. I tend to stick local for landscapes but like travel photography. Lately I am enjoying working on alternative, fashion, gothic and pinup photography ideas and with models and their ideas as well as working on my nude art and low lighting work.
MODEL & MUA Zoe CT 23 www.facebook.com/ChinatownZoe
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James Scrivener - Leeds UK
Portrait and Landscape Photographer www.jamesscrivenerphotography.co.uk
MODEL Violetta Lynch www.facebook.com/violetta.lynch 25
Katie Swiss - Nort
katie_swiss
PHOTOGRAPHER San Shawe www.facebook.com/SanshinePhoto MUA Matt Williams
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th West fashion model
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Sammy Jobling - No
www.faceb
Hello everyone:)
I'm Sam, I'm 22 years old and I live in the North East. I started modelling to get a portfolio shoot done and it went from here. I soon realised how shoot: attention to detail ie: make up; orange face, cloggy mascara d the photographer with sorting through images, editing and enhancing dreamed I'd ever be a model as I became a mum at a young age! S change a thing because I wouldn't have my two gorgeous boys and a through modelling is fashion, although I'm not your average 6ft, I'm a p say I put 110% into any sort of projects/shoots I'm involved in.
I've been very lucky to work with some amazing photographers who ha images and I feel very humble and proud to have done so. Through m you are/become a young parent. Since having my 1st child I finished realised jobs within this category I just couldn't fit around the boys. After exams I failed to reach while in school, which has got me a place on a midwifery.
My modelling isn't over though, it just won't come before my studies. I e what you want in life, have a go, what's the worst that can happen. I've for clothing lines, catwalks and more! Who would have thought I'd eve has been so exciting, scary, nerve wracking, but what I've learned throu something, go for it, and if you get a knock back, try again and again. I do have my own personal page so be sure to take a look... PHOTOGRAPHER Neil Arcus
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orth East fashion model
book.com/x.samjay.x
PHOTOGRAPHER Neil Arcus
g in January and I love it so much, it's every girl's dream! I was offered the chance w much hard work actually went into the whole process, from start to end of the doesnt look well on camera! Then it all starts again after the shoot. It carries on for the images to create a great set of photos to add to your portfolio. I never So I'm not your average 22 year old, I matured at a young age and wouldn't a loving, supportive fiance who's there for me no matter what. My main passion petite 5ft 4, versatile, friendly, patient, full of ideas and enthusiasm and can honestly
ave shown me their professionalism throughout, have added my strongest yet modelling I like to show other women that it's not over if things don't go to plan or my exams, studied catering for 3 years and qualified as a chef! But I soon enough r having my second, I studied health and social care levels 1&2 and resat main an access course which I'll be doing for a year then onto uni to do nursing and
enjoy it too much to stop. I want to make my family proud and inspire others to do e done so many varied styles from wedding, boudoir, adverts, promotion, shoots er be able to do this because I certainly didnt think I'd get this far. This past year ugh modelling and working with such amazing people is never give up, if you want . You'll be so proud when you do. Thanks to everybody who's read my piece
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MODEL Elizabeth Lilley
Lucy Rose Creasey MODEL Jade Harris
DESIGNER
PHOTOGRAPHER Mr Shiz
Mr Shiz - London ba www.mrshiz.com
Part of the Shiz Heads collection
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"Letterhead"
ased - body painter - info@mrshiz.com
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Johnathan Clover - Cheshire UK
Fashion Photographer
What started out as an expensive hobby has now become a full time profession. I am self taught and originally I mainly shot sports and landscapes. My eyes were opened to the creative potential of fashion portraiture after attending a fashion shoot experience run by the amazing Miss Aniela and her partner Matt (www.fashionshootexperience.com).
Although the majority of my income comes from lifestyle and commercial portraiture, fashion shoots are still my absolute favourite as I love the creative opportunities they present. I have traditionally mainly shot on location but I am in the process of setting up and launching a new studio based in Crewe, Cheshire. Recently, I was approached by Pretty in Punk (www.prettyinpunkclothing.net) who were looking for some original images to help promote their new line of bespoke, hand tiedied and customised clothing. They were keen for the images to be in line with their youthful, punky, grunge brand and as such had secured a fantastic location in a pub basement which was perfect for the shoot (if a little damp!).
I was given free rein once we were in the location and we found some great backdrops that added a sense of atmosphere without drawing the attention away from the clothing. The whole team enjoyed the shoot and everyone was a pleasure to work with. I can't wait to get the new studio up and running and to start creating some new images and hopefully get more some more fashion work through the door!
www.cloverleafimages.com www.facebook.com/cloverleafimages www.twitter.com/johnathanclover
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MODEL Natalie Phillips
STYLIST anna Williamson
MODELS Natalie Phillips & Peter Hall STYLIST Jodie Rosanna Williamson 33
Courtney Tidman - London -
www.modelmayhem.com/1371535 -
"I love new things, I love art, I love people expressing themselves," says Courtney. "And I d unexpected, imaginative and occasionally controversial – maybe even unwanted!"
Every day I am inspired by the things around me. Living and working in London allows me cool things that go on! Music, exhibitions and creative activities inspire me, as well as digit there is a world out there unless you look for it. My favourite piece of work is always chang and then I love the next piece more! When I am able to spend more time on my pieces, give myself different genres and goals all the time, so I guess that’s why I don’t have a spe never the same.
I used to have favourite artists who I watched and loved – Hanna-Barbera and Quentin Bla and then I started getting ambitious and wanted to make stuff myself. I joined forums, Twit doing this I found networks of people who inspired me, who made me think: "WOW… I wa did they think of doing that?"
PHOTOGRAPHER Ricky Gardner MODEL James EDITING Courtney Tidman
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- Photographer & Digital Artist
- www.courtneytidman.co.uk - xxxastrisxxx
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PHOTOGRAPHER Kinga Klimecka MODEL Kinga Rafalska MUA Konstantina Katsantoni EDITING Courtney Tidman 35
Jamie Campbell / Fifi la True - North East UK Model & Drag Queen
Hi I'm Jamie, 'and I have a secret'. Well, I did. That was before I starred in BBC3 documentary Jamie: Drag Queen at 16 in July 2011. I shared with a global audience of millions my transition into adulthood and my more than just uncommon career choice of becoming a drag queen.
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Daniel Bates - North East UK
Fashion & Portraiture Photographer I am coming to the end of my final year studying BA photography. In the past year I have come to realise that it is working with people I enjoy the most. I enjoy the creative process, from fashion to make up to editing and I hope to keep reaching out to more people with similar views. My aim is to have links with a variety of people who need a photographer or a creative mind, and work together (makeup artists, models and designers etc.) For this shoot, I worked with the drag queen Fifi la True. This image was used as part of my current fairy-tale topic as the Ice Queen.
If anyone would like to contact me regarding working together, please feel free to do so.
www.danielbatesphotography.com
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ewart Parnell - UK
shion Photographer
wart.parnell@ntlworld.com
a very keen amateur photographer, aspiring to be a fessional in the not too distant future. I’m quite fortunate ough to go out on photo walks with local professional otographers. This has enabled me to learn different aspects of fessional photography. I’ve done a few photo shoots for nds and family. From animals through to photo shoots for bsites and advertising." 38
Lisa Jayne - Hertfordshire - UK Milliner
wwww.lisajaynemillinery.com
"I like to create one of a kind hats & fascinators using vintag
materials sourced throughout England. I am keen to follow 1040's philosophy of 'Make Do & Mend' or today's equivalen 'Reduce..Re-Use..Recycle'. I am keen to only ever use ethic sourced fabrics, & wherever possible try to find new uses for objects. I just love the opportunity to make designs out of objects others would throw away."
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Kyle Insley- Nottingh
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MODEL Hannah Jackson CLOTHING DESIGNER Callecia J Brown (Michael Lau Academy) EDITING Courtney Tidman 40
ham - Photographer
www.courtneytidman.co.uk - xxxastrisxxx
I first got into photography whilst taking my a-levels, taking the course with the attitude I’d achieve an easy grade and with the expectation that all that I needed to do was point the camera at anyone and anything, click, produce, pass... Wrong! It was techinical, interesting and new!
Having only ever been taught to shoot and produce in film during that period and having done so for the following 5 to 6 years, I only decided to take a gamble and invest in my first digital SLR around a year and a half ago sticking to what I trusted in: Nikon.
Registering onto some 'model meets photographer' websites with my new digital SLR, I decided to make an attempt to shoot the fashion styles (among others) I was so interested in from the photobooks of my studies: Vogue, Sports Illustrated, David Bailey etc. (the usual suspects) and after the initial difficulties getting those first shoots under my belt, the under and over exposures out of my system and poor idea comunication, the running around on the cold mornings, in the dark or in the rain with models, started to become enjoyable and I have enjoyed every shoot more and more since. Being based in the heart of the Midlands, I am on the cusp of some great locations, be it the natural beauty of Derbyshire, the Victorian buildings of Nottingham or the industrial looks of Birmingham. I find myself shooting mainly location based photos and honestly, it’s what I prefer to do. I’m near to it, so I’ll try to use it!
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Ricky Gardner - Der
www.richard-gardner.co.uk - www.faceb
MODEL Sallyann STYLIST Cristina Gomez
Cristina Gomez - UK / Spain Fashion Stylist
British/ Spanish fashion student. Her dream job would be to become a success women’s wear. She has a foundation degree in ‘creative studies’ and plenty of designers and photographers. She and Ricky collaborated back in 2011.
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rby - Photographer
book.com/richardgardnerphotography
Ricky is originally from Oxford, now working in Derby. Work includes Fashion, Portraiture and Travel photography.
MODEL Maria STYLIST Cristina Gomez
sful stylist specialising in f work experience with
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MODEL Mody Caulfield
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