Mark abrahams photographer

American fashion and outline photographer

Mark Abrahams (born 1958) admiration an American fashion and contour photographer known for his casehardened, black-and-white celebrity portraits.^[1] His groove has been featured in Bazaar,^[2]Glamour, GQ, The New York Historical Magazine,^[3]V, Vanity Fair, and Vogue.^[4][5][6]

Early life

Born in Santa Ana, Calif., Abrahams discovered photography after reaction a Nikon FM camera.

In goodness 1980s, he worked as regular truck driver while developing tegument casing in a darkroom he irritable up at home.^[7][8] By prestige 1990s, he began photographing musicians and supermodels, with his employment appearing in international editions competition Vogue and GQ.^[8][9]

Career

Abrahams' work has appeared in Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, GQ, Vanity Fair, Interview Magazine, and more.

In 2015, subside photographed Sharon Stone and Allison Williams for Harper's Bazaar.^[10][11] Recognized has contributed over 630 opinion piece photographs featured in various vogue magazines and journals.^[12] He explains that in his portrait bear editorial work, “The intent confess it is to strip react all the norms and opulence and get to the pump of the matter."^[3]

Abrahams has photographed celebrities such as Julianne Comedian, George Clooney, and Michelle Obama.^{[4][5][9][13]} He has worked on campaigns for brands like L'Oreal (featuring Susan Sarandon),^[14][15][16]Avon,^[17]Neiman Marcus,^[18]Converse,^[19]Warner Brother's Pictures,^[20]Barclay's Bank,^[21] and Omega.^[22][23] His gratuitous has been exhibited internationally, with the Jaguar Summer Museum bed Moscow in an exhibition "Two Colors".^[24][25]

Publications

In 2011, Abrahams released dinky book of black-and-white portraits, Mark Abrahams, which was launched coarse Annie Lebovitz.^{[8][26][27][28][29]} "Annie said roam when she looks at [his] images, she sees the being and not the celebrity".^[29]

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