Celebrities in the lens of Albert Watson: portraits that inspire
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/celebrities-in-the-lens-of-albert-watson-portraits-that-inspire.htmlScottish Albert Watson is not just a fashion photographer. He is one of the twenty greatest photographers of our time. His pictures are familiar to everyone: portraits of Steve Jobs, Johnny Depp, Uma Thurman, Kate Moss have become the most famous images of celebrities. He is the author of the legendary posters for the films Memoirs of a Geisha, Kill Bill, The Da Vinci Code. And also he is the author of more than 600 advertising projects, including a huge number of covers for famous fashion magazines.
Albert Watson's creative arsenal spans landscapes, still lifes and concept photography. While working at a show in Paris, Watson would suddenly travel to Cairo to photograph Tutankhamen's relics. Such a variety of style did not allow him to become famous, like Annie Leibovitz or Irving Penn.
Gigi Hadid, New York, Pirelli Calendar 2018-2019.
Yasmine Gauri, Italian Vogue, Los Angeles, 1991
Monica Bellucci, Morocco, 1998
Liv Tyler, New York, 1994
Letitia Casta, Miami, 2018-2019 Pirelli Calendar.
Letitia Casta, Miami, 2018
Letizia Casta and Sergey Poluninin, Miami, Pirelli Calendar 2018-2019.
Julia Garner, Raindrops, Miami, 2018-2019 Pirelli Calendar.
Brooke Shields, Mastic, 1981
Estelle Warren, Las Vegas, 1998
Leslie Navajas, Miami, 1989
Christy Turlington, New York, 1986
Johnny Depp, New York, 1993
Charlotte, Saint-Paul-Vence, France, 1988.
Charlotte, New York, 1988
Joaquin Phoenix, New York, 2000
Uma Thurman, New York, 1993
Michaela Bercu, Gianfranco Ferre, Paris, 1989
Kate Moss - Torn Veil, Marrakech, 1993.
Gigi Hadid, Anthony Vaccarello, New York, 2019.
Gigi Hadid, Shadows, New York, 2018-2019 Pirelli Calendar.
Adriana Lima, Morocco, 1997.
Jose Toledo, Spain, 1986
Steve Jobs, Cupertino, California, 2006
Scarlett Johansson, New York, 2005
Matt Dillon, New York, 1995
Mickey Rourke, New York, 1995
Clint Eastwood, New York, 1985
Quentin Tarantino, New York, 2004
John Travolta, New York, 1994
Gigi Hadid, New York, 2019
Alfred Hitchcock, Los Angeles, 1973
Sade, Cherish The Day, New York, 1993.
Helena Christensen, New Orleans, 1991
Uma Thurman, Kill Bill, New York, 2003, Polaroid.
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