Lívio Campos Junior

Lívio Campos Junior
Autorretrato_Livio_Campos_2013.png Lívio Campos in 2016
Born	Lívio Campos (1956-10-14) October 14, 1956 Niterói, Brazil
🏳️ Nationality	Brazilian
💼 Occupation	Photographer
Known for	Photography
🌐 Website	www.liviocampos.pictures

Lívio Campos (born Niterói October 14, 1956) is a Brazilian photographer and photography teacher.

Biography

Lívio is the third son of journalist and photographer Lívio Dedeco Campos and photographer Jacyra Hilda Campos, who dedicated their lives to photography. Born in Niterói in Brazil, he lived his childhood and adolescence in Macaé Brazil. At the age of 12, he was often awakened by his father, who was Expert witness, to do photojournalism. Also very early, he was taken by his mother to work in his parents' photo lab, an experience that helped him a lot in his career. After the premature death of his father, he adopted the name Lívio Campos to honor him, removing Junior from the name. Lívio Campos became one of the main photographic references in the Northern Fluminense Region in Rio de Janeiro.

Photographic career

Lívio ID card from Fluminense Photography Society (SFF)

In the 70s, he went to Rio de Janeiro to train and enrolled at SFF in Niterói in Rio de Janeiro, where has a portfolio number 290 signed by Jayme Moreira de Luna, founder of SFF. In 1975 he studied photography at the Brazilian Association of Photographic Art (ABAF), until after 8 years of photographing various musical shows, he published the first LP record cover of the singer Emílio Santiago in 1978. Working for the Phonographic Industry, he has been signing the photos of dozens of CD and DVD covers from MPB. He has a very busy life at the beginning of his career photographing concerts. He borrowed a Pentax camera with a friend in Niterói and went on to photograph the shows in Rio de Janeiro. After the shows, he had to return the camera and travel to Macaé 200 Km away, where the laboratory was located, to develop the films and make the enlarged copies in size 18x24 cm. The next day he needed to be early at the record company in Rio de Janeiro to show the copies in front of the other photographers, who only took contact copies of the negatives.

In 1992 and 1993 he was responsible for taking the photos of the covers of LP record Circuladô and Circuladô Vivo by the singer Caetano Veloso winners of the Sharp Brazilian Music Award. Lívio has toured some municipalities giving lectures, seminars and workshops on photography, especially concert photography. He is Professor of several photography courses at the SFF and his collection includes photographs of the great names of national and international music.

Artists

Lívio has done works and photographic essays for various artists and bands on the brazilian and international scene, as well as concerts by MPB with Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso, Simone, Nana Caymmi, Elba Ramalho, Zeca Pagodinho, Milton Nascimento, and internationally Sting, Madonna, B.B. King, Rolling Stones among other artists and bands.

Once when starting a photo shoot in the studio of the SFF with a famous Brazilian musician, the musician started smoking inside the studio at the exact moment when the president of the society enters. Lívio then called the president and showed him who the person was to be photographed, when he then heard from the president: "It's Okay!".

Record Covers

During his career Lívio photographed several covers of LP record, CD's and DVD's. With the photo made for his first album cover, by the artist Emílio Santiago, he bought his first camera. A Nikkormat purchased from photographer Cesar Barreto.

Record Covers

Year	Title	Artist
1979	Lá vem o Brasil Descendo a Ladeira	Moraes Moreira
1980	Guerreiro Coração	Emílio Santiago
1981	Amor de Lua	Emílio Santiago
1983	Coração Brasileiro	Elba Ramalho
1984	Destino de Aventureiro	Ney Matogrosso
1987	Elba (1987 album)	Elba Ramalho
1987	Melodrama	Belchior
1988	Fruto (album)	Elba Ramalho
1989	Popular Brasileira	Elba Ramalho
1990	Vivo (album)	Lobão
1991	Circuladô	Caetano Veloso
1992	Circuladô Vivo	Caetano Veloso
1991	Fetiche	Cláudio Zoli
1992	Marina Lima (album)	Marina Lima
1992	Além do Espelho	João Nogueira
1992	Encanto (album)	Elba Ramalho
1994	Brasil De Oliveira Da Silva Do Samba	Alcione
1994	Fina Estampa (album)	Caetano Veloso
1994	Unplugged	Gilberto Gil
1994	Acoustic	Gilberto Gil
1990	Presents a Musical Childhood with Infancia	Egberto Gismonti
1996	Alma	Egberto Gismonti Group
1996	Ithamara Koorax Sings the Luiz Bonfá Songbook	Ithamara Koorax
2000	Serenade in Blue: My Favorite Songs	Ithamara Koorax
2000	Serenade in Blue	Ithamara Koorax
2002	Almost in Love: Ithamara Koorax Sings Luiz Bonfá	Ithamara Koorax
2002	Rio Vermelho	Ithamara Koorax
2002	Someday	Ithamara Koorax
2003	Love Dance: The Ballad Album	Ithamara Koorax
1995	Caetano Canta	Caetano Veloso
1996	O Grande Encontro	Alceu Valença, Elba Ramalho, Geraldo Azevedo, Zé Ramalho
1996	Claudinho & Buchecha (album)	Claudinho & Buchecha
1997	Imitação da Vida	Maria Bethânia
1998	Prenda Minha	Caetano Veloso
1998	Tambores de Minas]	Milton Nascimento
1998	Loca	Simone
1999	A Tempestade ou O Livro dos Dias	Legião Urbana
1999	Travessia: O Melhor De Milton Nascimento	Milton Nascimento
2000	O Sambista	Chico Buarque
2000	Sangre de mi Alma	Nana Caymmi
2000	Série Bis	Maria Bethânia
2001	Vira Mundo	Gilberto Gil
2001	Desejo	Nana Caymmi
2001	Minha Voz Minha Vida	Gal Costa
2001	Sem Limite	Maria Bethânia
2002	Feminino	Simone
2002	Bis Bossa Nova	Marcos Valle
2002	Mestre Capiba	Raphael Rabello
2002	pt: Pérolas	Moraes Moreira
2002	Definitivo	Martinho da Vila
2002	Amor e Dor Acústico	Elymar Santos
2002	Saravá, Baden Powell!	Clara Sandroni
2004	Duetos	Nana Caymmi
2003	Brasileirinho	Maria Bethânia
2002	Canção Brasileira	Lucinha Lins
2002	O Mar e o Tempo	Nana Caymmi
2003	Essential: Brazil	Nana Caymmi
2004	Na Palma da Mão (live)	Grupo Revelação
2004	A Madrinha Do Samba: Ao Vivo Convida	Beth Carvalho
2000	Magic Eyes	Marcos Ariel
2004	Conversa Con Os Anjos	Marcos Ariel
2004	Baiana da Gema	Simone
2004	Essential	Simone
2004	Maricotinha Ao Vivo [DVD]	Maria Bethânia
2004	Maricotinha Ao Vivo	Maria Bethânia
2004	Mario Boffa Jr. Trio E Orquestra	Marinho Boffa
2004	Me Leva Junto com Você	Raça Negra
2005	Elymar de Todos Os Santos: Ao Vivo No Olimpo	Elymar Santos
2005	Na Embolada do Tempo	Alceu Valença
2005	Raça Negra ao Vivo	Raça Negra
2005	Uma Nova Paixão	Alcione
2005	Faz Uma Loucura por Mim - Ao Vivo	Alcione
2006	A Arte de Eduardo Dusek	Eduardo Dussek
2006	Piano com Tom Jobim	Marcos Ariel
2006	Radames e o Sax	Léo Gandelman
2008	A Vida É mesmo agora |(live)	Luiza Possi
2008	Intimidade	Oswaldo Montenegro
2008	Luiz Melodia & Participações	Luiz Melodia
2008	Maxximum (Agepê)	Agepê
2009	Mariana Rios (album)	Mariana Rios
2009	Vou Festejar	Grupo Fundo de Quintal
2009	Eu e o Tempo	Fábio de Melo

Photography Courses

Lívio Campos has been a photography professor at SFF since 2014, where he taught classes to dozens of classes in the following courses:

• Fundamental Photography Course;
• Nature Photography Course;
• Workshop - Learning to Handle Your DSLR Camera;
• Photography with smartphones;
• Portrait Creative Light Workshop.

Curiosities

At the time that followed his father, who set up a Macaé branch of the newspaper Ultima Hora, he photographed everything from birth to death and only refused a job to register an adultery case. For a time, Lívio Campos lived at journalist Livio Dedeco Campos street in the Cajueiros neighborhood in Macaé, a name given in honor of his father. When asked where he lived, he replied with irony: "I live on my street".

Photographic Collection

Although it still has an ample photographic collection, part of it was lost in two floods in Macaé. These accidents took around 50% of photos of shows, important artists and other images clicked by the photographer.

External links

• Brazilian Music Award
• Main Awards
• Photographer Gallery
• A photography genius
• PhotoOn
• World Photography Day is celebrated with live
• Portrait Creative Light Workshop
• Alceu, Elba e Geraldo perform in the region
• Nana Caymmi sings Tom Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes on new album
• Open live gathers photographers from Macaé and region

References

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