Ophelia Wynne
Ophelia Wynne (born 1970) is an English documentary, portrait and fashion photographer, and filmmaker.
Early Life[edit]
Born in Stoke-on-Trent, Wynne studied Photography at Nottingham Trent University.
Career[edit]
After university Wynne assisted the photographer Rankin before embarking on her own career as a photographer, starting at iconic magazine The Face in 2000.
Best known for her documentary and portrait style work, Wynne has gone on to shoot portraits of Debbie Harry (Blondie) for the cover of Time Out magazine, ASAP Rocky for i-D magazine, British Lidos for The Sunday Times Magazine, and Lily Allen for British Vogue and was one of the first photographers to document the British Grime Scene in East London in the early 2000's.[1].
Her advertising clients have included Adidas, Quicksilver, UnderArmour, EasyJet, Lloyds, and Puma, in addition to social media campaigns for Marc Jacobs and Gucci. She also has made a Climate Kids film and two short Skater Girls films for i-D magazine: JOSIE & RIANNE with over 860K views[2]
Wynne produced a self-published book on Underage Festival kids, taking a special interest in teenagers and their culture as a subject. She documented their lives over five years, which developed into a book with a foreword written by Craig McLean. This book came third in the World International Photography Awards for self published book in 2012[3]. More recently Wynne collected an Honourable Mention in the 2019 International Photography Awards, with her Climate Kids project.[4]
External Links[edit]
Commercial and Social Media Campaigns[edit]
- Puma
- Marc Jacobs
- Gucci
- Under Armour
- Quicksilver
- Adidas
- New Look
- Clean & Clear
- Boots
- EasyJet
- Ford Ka
- Guinness
- Kodak
- Lloyds
- TSB
Editorial[edit]
- The Face
- Billboard
- i-D Magazine
- Interview
- Milk
- Mission
- Oyster Mag
- The New Yorker
- The New York T Magazine
- The Telegraph Magazine
- Sunday Times Style
- The Sunday Times Magazine
- Empire
- The Observer Magazine
- W Magazine
- Wonderland
- British, Japanese, Brazilian and Teen Vogues
Personalities[edit]
- ASAP Rocky
- Alphabeat
- Alberta Cross
- Bloc Party
- Blondie
- Claudia Winkleman
- Damien Lewis
- Jamie Dornan
- Florence Pugh
- Julie Verhoven
- Goldfrapp
- Graham Coxon
- Jenny Lewis
- Kiera Knightley
- Lena Heady
- Leo Gregory
- Dev of Lightspeed Champion
- Lily Allen
- Mos Def
- Mary J Blige
- Mika
- Natalie Press
- Noisettes
- Paul Sculfor
- Razorlight
- Red Hot Chilli Peppers
- Rilo Kiley
- Scarlet Johansson
- Sean Paul
- Tribes
- The Vaccines
- Tom Vek
- The Rapture
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Exhibitions and Awards[edit]
- IPA Honourable Mention Award 2019
- FILMAKA Documentary film Competition 2019
- Nottingham Trent – Atrim Group Show 2017
- Self Published Book IPA 2nd Prize 2012
- A Year In Development 2013
- Wieden+Kennedy 2008
- The Print Space 2008
- Saatchi & Saatchi April 2006
- Sketch 2004
- Tom Blau Gallery 2004
References[edit]
- ↑ "Grime – Intersection Magazine, Ophelia Wynne". Ophelia Wynne. Retrieved 2020-08-16.
- ↑ "i-D Meets: Girl Skaters". YouTube. Unknown parameter
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TRON-JA307020 (talk) 10:19, 25 August 2020 (UTC)
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