Top of the Most Fashionable Photographers in the World

It doesn’t make sense to introduce them, because you already know perfectly well who is in front of you right now. However, it is much more important to highlight their unique skill, unique handwriting, boundless talent and the height of the flight of creative thought. Also, it is worth emphasizing how profitable the Woo Casino is. Well, let’s get started! Ladies and gentlemen, here are some of the world’s most famous photographers of the XX and XXI centuries:

Patrick Demarchelier

The photographer, originally from France, moved from Paris to New York in the 80s of the last century. His photos quickly began to appear in many iconic fashion publications: Vogue, Elle, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar. Naturalness is one of the primary features that Demarchelier has always sought to emphasize in his works. Patrick does not like staged photo shoots and has been promoting the aesthetics of the “random frame” all his life.

Mario Testino

British photographer of Peruvian origin. He is one of the most famous photographers of our time.  His peculiarity lies in the fact that he conveys the inner world and style of his models not as he sees them himself, but as the models themselves see and feel.

Tim Walker

The British photographer is known for perhaps the most extraordinary and complex staged fairy-tale pictures. His works are often seen in well-known glossy publications – the Victoria and Albert Museum has included them in its permanent exhibition.

Steven Maisel

The photographer is a legend. He is one of the most famous commercial photographers, is the ancestor of modern fashion photography as we see it now. As a photographer for Vogue Italia, Steven has been creating a cover for each of its issues since 1988.

Annie Leibovitz

An American photographer, considered one of the most sought-after in the world. Many of her works are so famous that they are equated with works of art. A distinctive feature of the photographer are characteristic portraits.

Peter Lindbergh

A legendary Polish photographer who stands at the origins of the development of flash photography. Lindbergh is distinguished by a humanistic approach and a special vision of women, highlighting first of all their spirituality and individuality.

Eric Madigan Heck

Despite the outstanding brightness of his pictures, the famous photographer does not use computer processing. Heck does all the manipulations with photos in the old-fashioned way, exclusively with the help of a film camera.

Alexi Lubomirski

At the dawn of his career, he started as an assistant to Mario Testino, which definitely did him good. Now he is a sought-after fashion photographer. And although Lubomirski himself claims that he has not yet developed his own style, in all his works you can find similar features: naturalness, sincerity and liveliness of the picture.

Irving Penn

Each photo shoot has an individual scenario where its subjects have to be real actors and play roles. All his pictures are compiled with great attention to detail, where each frame is filled with extraordinary meaning. Many of his works are on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.