More Kylie Photos

Posted on June 10, 2011 by simon

More Kylie Photos

Sorry for not being back for a couple of months but I have been very busy.

As I mentioned last time, I ‘m working on my archive of Pop Star photographs and it’s been a marathon so far but very rewarding. Just to give you an idea of how long it takes me to start and finish each photo is about two and half hours. I’ve not even scratched the surface yet. The whole idea is to get a publishing deal and produce a book. On my website under archive I’ve started to load up images for people to look at and leave a comment. Lots of people to look at’ about 100 so far. Which includes Kylie in wigs,boy that girl  looks so good. Anyway here’s the link to my site www.simonfowlerphotography.com and click the  Archive link. My emails on my contact page if you want to leave a comment, be kind.

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Off to Brussels to Photograph Kim Clijsters

Just before Christmas 2009, I trot off to Brussels to Photograph Kim Clijsters, where else?

Belgian Tennis Ace Kim Clijsters announced her comeback to the game two years after her retirement to start a family. She has had huge success storming back up the World rankings.

Diet of Non-Stop Moules, Frites and Beer

We selflessly put ourselves on a punishing diet of non-stop moules, frites and beer for a whole weekend to photograph Kim in her hometown. We all left late on the Friday by Euro star. Bedded down in Brussels for the night, up early, quick breaky, and checked out. Richard fired up the sat- nav that came with the the mini bus and of we drove to the outskirts of Belgium, a good three hour drive. Now Kim being firmly into family life was leaving home to see a recital that her daughter’s nanny was performing early that evening at 5pm. This gave the team a window of opportunity for an interview, hair and make up, styling (clothes person) and photographs (me) oh yes nearly forgot we can’t ring the doorbell until 2pm. Now I know what your thinking, three hours to do photos, no problem. Make Up and Hair normally takes about one hour. Marina ( styling/wardrobe) normally takes about half an hour, Malcolm wants at least an hour for the interview and I want at least two hours for my photos. It’s a front cover and main feature. So you do the math. This compounded with Kim and Brian’s warm welcome with tea and cake and asking had we had a good journey, man those cakes were nice but the minutes were ticking by.So I had about an hour and a half for Kim and me. Kim looked glamorous in ball gown and matching tennis racquet. Jade,Kims daughter was the prettiest little thing. Two very proud parents that’s for sure. The photo shoot, unbeknown to me, was captured for posterity and posted in three stages ,on video – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDaDwBmJn8I -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQWsQ5Mbkzo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jbcyqdq4a0

Click the links to get a glimpse of the me at work, yes that is me, yes I am short but it is only fair to let you know I am actually kneeling down here.Here are my favorite photographs from the photo shoot.

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Kim Clijsters Photo by Simon Fowler

 

You can check out Malcolm Folley’s interview with Kim here

 

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Natalie Dessay Photo Shoots

Posted on February 11, 2011 by simon

I first met and photographed Natalie Dessay

I first met and photographed Natalie Dessay for her Album Cover “Mozart Heroines” in a location just outside Paris.Picture 4 150x150 Natalie Dessay Photo Shoots EMI had briefed me on who she was but I had very busy schedule, well that’s my excuse, so I hadn’t had time to listen to her music or do any research myself which is what I normally do. So when I first saw Natalie I was thrown a little as to her petit size. Her energy levels are boundless and by the end of that day I was knackered and she was fine. A few years later I was invited to photograph Natalie again in Paris for two Album Covers “Amor” Picture 6 150x150 Natalie Dessay Photo Shootsand “French Opera Arias” . I wont bore you too much with me banging on about the photo shoots I’ve done with Natalie. I’ll let the photographs do the talking. I will say this. Natalie Dessay is one of the finest soprano singers of our time with out doubt. She’s fantastic to work with. A little nuts maybe but that’s what I love about her. Who else would hang from the rafters or jump into a swimming pool and not worry. This for me makes for some great photographs. Here are a selection of photographs I’ve taken of Natalie Dessay from the first time we worked together to the most recent. I hope you like them as much as I like working with Natalie.

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Natalie Dessay – “Cleopatra” Opera arias taken from Handel’s Giulio Cesare

French soprano Natalie Dessay is one the stars of today’s operatic world, thrilling audiences as both a singer and an actress.

I Now an admired interpreter of bell canto and lyric heroines such as Lucia di Lammermoor, Marie (La Fille du régiment), Amina (La sonnambula), Pamina (Die Zauberflöte), Manon, Juliette and Ophélie (Hamlet), Dessay originally made her reputation with showpiece coloratura roles such as Offenbach’s Olympia, Mozart’s Queen of the Night and Strauss’ Zerbinetta.

Born in Lyon, Natalie Dessay grew up in Bordeaux. She first dreamed of becoming a dancer, but later studied acting and singing at the Bordeaux Conservatoire. She progressed with extraordinary rapidity, completing five years’ worth of study in just one year and graduating with First Prize at the age of twenty. In 1989, after a brief period in the chorus of the Théâtre du Capitole de Toulouse, she entered France’s first Concours des Voix nouvelles and won second prize. This led to further studies at the Paris Opéra and to her first major engagements as a soloist.

In 1992 she sang her first Olympia in Offenbach’s Contes d’Hoffmann at Paris’s Opéra Bastille in a staging by Roman Polanski. The next year she was invited to the Vienna Staatsoper to sing Blondchen (Die Entführung aus dem Serail). In 1993 she was Olympia in the opening production for the rebuilt Opéra de Lyon and by 2001 she had performed the role in eight different stagings, including her debut appearance at La Scala. The 1990s also brought the Queen of the Night at Aix-en-Provence, Ophélie (Hamlet) in Geneva (she also sang the role at London’s Royal Opera House and at Barceona’s Liceo in 2003, where the production was filmed for a Virgin Classics DVD), Aminta (Die schweigsame Frau) in Vienna, Fiakermilli (Arabella) for her debut at the New York Met” followed by Olympia and Zerbinetta, Lakmé at the Opéra Comique” a role she recorded for EMI Classics with Michel Plasson, Eurydice in Offenbach’s Orphée aux Enfers in Lyon (recorded for EMI Classics), and, in Paris, Morgana in Handel’s Alcina and the title role in Stravinsky’s Le Rossignol (also to be seen on a Virgin Classics DVD). Conductors for these appearances included Pierre Boulez, James Levine, James Conlon, William Christie and Marc Minkowski.

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Kylie Minogue: More photos

Posted on February 7, 2011 by simon

Kylie photos from 1989

I have a huge archive of photographic images of artists from singer’s, musicians, bands etc dating back to 1979 which I’m starting to organise now. A huge task, phew. But one of the benefits, of course, is when you start to find photos that you have forgotten about. So to my delight I found a few Kylie photos from 1989. There’s more to come but I‘ve not found them yet. These images were from one of the photo sessions from my first shoot with Kylie for “Enjoy Yourself” Album Cover. I’ll keep adding more photos of Kylie when I find them. I hope you like them. Still, enjoy yourself. Pun intended!

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

I really hope you liked the Photos. Please let me know what you think?

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Melissa Hamilton Photographed at the Royal Opera House

Posted on February 2, 2011 by simon

I was asked to photograph Melissa Hamilton

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I was asked to photograph Melissa Hamilton at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden for a feature and front cover.It was to coincide with the “Black Swan” film with Natalie Portman. I’ve always loved dance from contemporary to ballet. My influence was my wife Karen who was training at the Place where I met her. I photographed her one grey Saturday morning. Melissa is the New Kid On The Block and is being hailed as the new Darcy Bussell. These guys work their arses off, sorry there’s no other way to put that.Ballet dancers are athletes and Melissa’s body is highly toned and firing on all cylinders. When I asked Melissa to leap for the camera she was a bit reticent at first having not warmed up. But as you see from the the photographs below it didn’t stop her. Melissa was great in front of camera, very easy to photograph and one gorgeous looking girl. She’s going to be a big star. Here’s a few photographs from the day.

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Melissa Hamilton Photo by Simon Fowler

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Melissa Hamilton Photo by Simon Fowler

The article below is from the Belfast Telegraph

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Melissa Hamilton was just 17 years old when she was told to give up any hopes of being a ballerina.

Like many little girls who dreamed of pretty pointe shoes tied up with ribbons and fairy-tale tutu skirts, Melissa longed to follow in the graceful steps of Margot Fonteyn or Darcey Bussell.

Thankfully the Co Down girl was as resilient as she was talented and refused to listen to her detractors. She is now one of the UK’s brightest ballet stars and is being hailed as the new Bussell.

Melissa had already faced rejection from the Royal Ballet School the previous year, so when she was advised after 12 months at Elmhurst to forget about ballet she was able to take yet another setback on the chin. “I’m extremely stubborn and determined to succeed above anything else,” the Dromore girl said.

The daughter of a builder’s merchant and teacher, Melissa went to the Jennifer Bullick School of Dancing in Lisburn before taking up a scholarship at Elmhurst. Although she was told she had no future in ballet, her teacher in second year at Elmhurst, Masha Mukhamedov, thought differently.

In 2007 she entered Melissa into the Youth American Grand Prix, which she won. She then applied to the Royal Ballet and got offered a place.

The following year Melissa’s star began to rise when she was cast opposite Eric Underwood in Wayne McGregor’s Infra. The daring, sexy nature of the dancing made people take notice of her. She said: “The review for Infra kept asking ‘who is she?’ I was a complete unknown but I had no concept of how big an impact Infra would make.

“But it was a really good driving force at the early stage of my career to have something created on me. It was a new work, I was a new dancer. It was the perfect way of exposing me to audiences.”

Melissa, who is now 21, also danced in Mayerling and was the female lead in Agon. Now she is dancing all three works on Royal Ballet’s latest triple bill — Chroma, Tryst and Symphony in C. Stepping into Darcey Bussell’s famous shoes in Tryst, Melissa has naturally drawn comparisons with Britain’s first lady of ballet. But she wants to be judged on her own ability.

“You need to make your own stamp. You have to be who you are rather than what they want you to be. And I haven’t tried to be anyone else,” she said.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/next-step-is-stardom-for-ballerina-melissa-hamilton-14815286.html#ixzz1CoBtSwy3

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Gemma Garrett gets my Vote

Posted on January 31, 2011 by simon

Would be MP gets in front of the Camera

One of the things about using public locations such as a bar/pub for photographic backdrops is the public by that I mean you have a window of opportunity to photograph the artist or celebrity before the public invade your shot or the landlord tells you “you’ve had your time, sod off”. That means of course it’s an early start, well 8.00am and out by 12pm. Doors to the bar are locked and my knuckles are sore after 10 mines. The mobile number you’ve been given is on answer machine only!

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Photographing Gemma Garrett

Today were are photographing Gemma Garrett a beautiful Irish girl presenter, pin up and would be MP apparently. Unfortunately for me I knew none of that. This booking came in late and I didn’t have much time to research Gemma. So back to the photographic location. There I was still knocking hard on the door to get someone’s attention when a soft voice from behind me said “Hi I’m here to do make- up” So I said, “hi I ‘m Simon but there won’t be any fcuking make done or photographs taken if these bastards don’t let us in” trying to look through the glass window to see if there’s any movement inside. Just then the door opened. So myself and what I thought at that point was the make up artist went inside. You know what’s coming next I’m sure. The soft voice that was behind me was in front of me now and looking at me saying I’m Gemma where shall I go for my make up. I apologized for my very behavior and hopped that she would forgive me. Well I think she did, she was great in front of my camera. She was so easy to photograph. Here are a few photos from the day.

For more information on Gemma check out her site www.gemmagarrett.com/

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Gemma Garrett Photo by Simon Fowler

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Gemma Garrett Photo by Simon Fowler

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Gemma Garrett Photo by Simon Fowler

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Andrea McEwan Singer Songwriter

Posted on January 27, 2011 by simon

Photographed Andrea McEwan at the very popular Depot Studio

I photographed Andrea at the very popular Depot Studio in North London or better known as the Dragons Den backdrop. It is a fantastic photographic/film studio. She’s signed to the Dramatico Record Label which was founded by Mike Batt who brought us Katie Melua amongst many. I photographed two of Katie Album covers “piece by piece” and “pictures” very serious but a  lovely girl and wow and how successful has Katie become. Apart from Andrea’s own work she also penned a few songs with Katie Melua. Andrea was fun to work with and not worried about playing up for the camera. Here’s a selection of photos from the day.

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Andrea McEwan photo by Simon Fowler

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Andrea McEwan photo by Simon Fowler

Below is part of her biography from Dramatico’s website. Check it out here.

Andrea McEwan

Dramatico Entertainment was founded in 2000 by songwriter, musician, producer and composer Mike Batt. In April 2008, Dramatico was ranked 31st in the Real Business ‘Hot 100’ fastest growing UK firms and was the fastest growing company in the entertainment industry. In addition to Gurrumul, the label’s roster includes multi-million selling Katie Melua, Marianne Faithfull, Carla Bruni, Sarah Blasko, Asa, Jem, Andrea McEwan and Florence Rawlings.

Andrea McEwan started writing songs when she was just three years old – “I have always made up songs. I was happy to play on my own and I taught myself a way to write down the songs. Later I became obsessed with a tape recorder.” Living on a diet of books – “I would sit on the roof of the garage and read two books a day” – and black and white musical films in her hometown Melbourne, Andrea went on to study at N.I.D.A., Australia’s premier drama institute, and on graduating was lured onto the stage working extensively in theatre and television in Australia.

Moving to Europe her successful acting career blossomed whilst behind the scenes Andrea continued to write songs. On a visit home she wrote and recorded a demo with a friend which she sent to some record labels “but I didn’t pursue it…I didn’t know how”. A chance encounter whilst performing at the Derby Playhouse led to her demo reaching the desk of Dramatico chairman Mike Batt.

Signed as a songwriter to Dramatico Songs, the publishing arm of the company, Andrea’s first assignment was writing with Katie Melua “I was quite nervous. I’d not really written with anyone else before but actually we are a great pairing. Normally Katie starts with the music and I start with the lyrics but I am quite erratic in how I write songs so I had no idea how it would work out. On the first day I showed Katie some lyrics that I had written, she read them, sat down at the piano and, from beginning to end, played the song. Her music was perfect.” The song was called ‘What I Miss About You’ and along with a second collaboration, ‘Dirty Dice’, appeared on Katie’s third album, the multi-platinum selling ‘Pictures’.

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The First Time I Photographed Kylie Minogue

Posted on January 26, 2011 by simon

Kylie Minogue walked into my Photographic Studio

When Kylie Minogue walked into my photographic studio in Paddington, Brook Mews North for one split second I didn’t recognize her. She bounced in to my photo studio with no make, jeans and a wooly hat and a very big smile and said “Hi Mate” of course at that point the penny had dropped. This is going back to 1989 when I first photographed her. I Photographed her album cover “Enjoy Yourself”

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

amongst many other things. When Kylie was and still is in front of a camera that girl comes alive. There are many female and male artists that look fantastic in front of the camera but Kylie really does shine.

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler

Although our photo sessions were bright, breezy and pop she was turning into this beautiful woman and moving away from the girl next door. All in all I photographed Kylie 4 or 5

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times and every time she came into my studio I would love it. I new the session would produce loads of portfolio pieces because she had this ability to try out new things in front of camera. The smaller fashions Magazines were seeing her potential for front covers and she was on many. After the film “Delinquents” Kylies clean pop persona turned into sexy superstar, which was destined to happen. Kylie then and still does adorn the front covers of Vogue, Vanity Fair etc and man she’s still looking hot.

Here’s a selection of my photographs over the few years I worked with her.

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Kylie Minogue Photo by Simon Fowler


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Coleen Rooney Photographed in Manchester

Posted on January 24, 2011 by simon

I’ve Photographed Coleen Rooney Twice

I’ve photographed Coleen Rooney twice now and both times have been delight. The first time was for a front cover and feature for You Magazine in Great John Street Hotel on their roof in Manchester. A fantastic Boutique Hotel and a dream for a photographer and his camera. We could all look down on Coronation Streets film set, which was very amusing, well it amused me. We spent about 30 minutes trying see who was who or if we could see Emily Bishop or Ashley Peacock or anybody for that matter, still I think we could spot the Rovers Return. Anyway I only had a 200 mm lens and I needed at least a 600 mm lens to see into the set. A bit of a gloomy day, never mind better luck next time.

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Coleen Rooney Photographed by Simon Fowler

It Looks Like a Photographic Studio

The second time I photographed Coleen was at the Lowery Hotel in Manchester, which sounds grand, but it was photographed in one of their many conference rooms so it could look like a photographic studio. Coleen was about 5 months pregnant at that point. Apart from the smock dress she was wearing you can’t tell but as all expecting mothers she looked radiant. We photographed her for her new jewelry line.

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Coleen Rooney Photographed by Simon Fowler

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Coleen Rooney Photographed by Simon Fowler

I really hope to photograph Coleen again soon. This girl is born for the camera.

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Francesca Fowler by Simon Fowler

Posted on January 22, 2011 by simon

Francesca Fowler Actress/Writer:

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Francesca Fowler Photographed by Simon Fowler



…………………I have three beautiful and talented children. Beau, Francesca and Max Fowler. This website is dedicated to the women I have photographed so Fran can only feature .My boys will feature on my other website dedicated to the Gentlemen I have photographed. Although I consider that my beautiful daughter is still my little girl, I’m aloud to think like that because I’m her dad.

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At twenty Five of course she is a women and her CV is looking pretty cool

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Francesca Fowler Phototograph by Simon Fowler

Film:

2010, Film, Alyssa, FREQUENCY, B3 and UKFC, Gurchetan Singh

2005, Feature Film, Sophie, STRAIGHTHEADS, UKFC and Film Four, Dan Reed

2009, Feature Film, Anna, INSIDE, Authentic Films, Andrew Cull

2008, Feature Film, Lucy, FOREST OF THE DAMNED 2, Lonely Crow, Ernest Riera

2008, Film, Lisa, WAR OF THE PIGEONS, Ki Films, Beau Fowler

2007, Film, Sister, HOLY COW, Ki Films, Beau Fowler

2005, Film, Annie, CAN YOU TAKE IT, Jem Productions Ltd, Justine Morris

TV:

008, Television, Marie Greene, THE FIXER, Kudos, John Strickland

2007, Television, Evelina, DOCTOR WHO, BBC Television, Colin Teague

2006, Television, Egeria, ROME, HBO/BBC 1 Television, Alan Poul

2006, Television, Melanie, KIDNAPPED ABROAD, Raw Television, Ben Chanan

2006, Television, Lauren Reeve, DOCTORS, BBC Birmingham, Louise Hooper

2005, Television, Lillian Harris, GOLDEN HOUR, Jullian Holmes

2005, Television, Laura, BAD GIRLS, Shed Productions, Lance Kneeshaw

2004, Television, Liz, LAST RIGHTS, Touchpaper Television, Bill Anderson

2004, Television, Bethan Milne, LIKE FATHER LIKE SON, Eccose, Nick Laughland

Other:

2010, Viral, Frankie, 100 DAYS OF ACTIVE RESISTANCE , vivienne westwood, Dylan Byrne & Ben Strebel

2009, Music Video, Alice, THE BIG PINK, Bog Standard Films, Dylan Byrne & Ben Strebel

2008, Internet, Jenny, NEON CANDY, Hat Trick, Barney Howells

2008, Stage, The little Coochi Snorcher That Could, THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES, V-Day/Home Start, Suzy Aitchison

2006, Music Video, Mike’s Girlfriend, THE STREETS, RSA Films, Dawn Shadforth

2006, Music Video, Jamie T, IF YOU GOT THE MONEY, Toby MacDonald

2004, Commercial, Lynne, MAKE POVERTY HISTORY, Abbot Mead Vickers, Toby MacDonald

It is a strange thing that most actresses although quick shy sometimes when you meet them for the first time put a camera in front of them and they come alive. Francesca Fowler is set for the big screen.

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Here’s a one more photograph.

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Francesca Fowler Photographed by Simon Fowler

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