Eddie Collins is a New York based fashion and beauty photographer. Within his devotion to his art, high end photography, he captures the true vibrant essence of New York City , that certain noise of the city. Whether working in his studio or on location, this artist's style shines brightly through his lens.
Fashion Photography in the Studio |
A true personal success story, having risen from what would be a difficult life for any child in Australia; he lived in a world of orphanages and foster homes, then he spent most of his youth circling the globe and gradually made his way to Paris, where he found a home and stayed three years and then moved to New York.
On Location |
The juxtaposition of Positive and Negative/ Light and Shadow spaces thrills me in this image!
He has led memorable lives in cities too many to mention; including Paris, London, Milan, Munich and Tokyo. Eddie told me of an occurrence in Marrakesh where his equipment was stuck in customs red tape for what seemed like forever. What did Eddie do, why he made new friends and had a blast playing soccer with the locals.
Freedom |
Eddie capturing the essence and wonder at once. He loves to experience cities by hiding amongst the local people and learning about different cultures.
Brilliant use of light, color palette, contrast! |
Desert Magazine |
An amazing leisure spread!
Hallie Barry |
Hallie, a natural woman with little guise, in spite of a heavy schedule, she formed a strong connection with Eddie and stayed on after the photo shoot for hours to spend some MUCH needed leisure time!
Lisa Ling |
An American Journalist and Writer
Eddie has given some words of wisdom for the beginning photographer:/ artist.
It is so important to gain perspective on who you are and what you believe in, stay true and consistent to that vision. Stand up for yourself, be realistic. Be able to brand yourself and look to work with those who love what you do.
Sean Avery, New York Rangers #17, for Downtown Magazine |
Sean is a 2014 new member of Dancing with the Stars
With an impressive curriculum vitae, Eddie currently resides in New York City with a client list consisting of Issey Miyake, Ann Taylor Loft, Seventeen Magazine, All Access Magazine (UK), Flux Magazine (UK), Random Magazine (UK), Noi.se Magazine, Fila, Neiman Marcus, Lord and Taylor amongst others.
Reach Eddie through his website Eddie Collins Photography . Please do visit, as you will see much more of his incredible work. His Face book Page is Eddie Collins Photography
I applaud Eddie for bringing artful beauty into our lives through his photography!
I applaud Eddie for bringing artful beauty into our lives through his photography!
Thank you to my loyal friends and Followers who support the Arts!
xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena
12 comments:
Karen, I loved this post! I am somewhat photo dyslexic so it really helped me understand composition so that I can improve my photos. When I get a good one, its by accident! I'm getting a bit better for the blog, though I never get off manual!
Best,
Liz
What wonderful talent Eddie has! I would love to be able to capture such beauty.
Teresa
xoxo
You know me Karena...this is a post I love...Fashion photography can really be enjoyable. Thanks for sharing on the Thursday Blog Hop!!
Hi Karena, I sometimes forget that fashion photography is a true art form. This artist is so talented. Thank you.
Mary
Beautiful photography. . and words of wisdom. Thanks for sharing!
GORGEOUS!What a story he has……….
Beautiful photos! Very current and edgy. The photos really tell a story about the subjects.
Thanks for sharing!
You sweet friend, you.
First of all, this is a top-notch artist you are featuring here, and what incredible depth of life does he capture! STUNNING, KARENA!
Thank you for visiting my post. I am taking a break. I will continue to visit others, but I'm exhausted. BIG HUGS, Anita
Love his photography skills...so lifelike and gorgeous. xo
Very impressive. Mr. Collins is a very talented photographer.
SO talented!
He is very talented, bet he has a school. Photography is such an art.
Thanks for the introduction.
yvonne
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