Fine Art Portrait Photography
by Greg Bottle
Fashion Portraits
I started out as a portrait photographer back in the 1980's, mainly working in black and white, which I developed and printed himself in my darkroom which was based at Lombard Street, Margate.
I've always shot a portrait in an imaginative way to create a unique and interesting image rather than just a standard portrait.
After 34 years as a working photographer I've become very selective with which commissions I undertake.
I specialise in high key black & white portraits with a "fashion" "glamour" or "fine art" look and feel to them.
A few example are below.
For more information about having a portrait done fill in the form below.
I've always shot a portrait in an imaginative way to create a unique and interesting image rather than just a standard portrait.
After 34 years as a working photographer I've become very selective with which commissions I undertake.
I specialise in high key black & white portraits with a "fashion" "glamour" or "fine art" look and feel to them.
A few example are below.
For more information about having a portrait done fill in the form below.
Models Portfolio Photos
Special rates available for models. In some cases even exchange of services available depending
on type of modelling and ongoing projects I might have. Please use the form below
on type of modelling and ongoing projects I might have. Please use the form below
Janice
Silvia
Stephanie
Fine Art Glamour and Nude Portraits
Nardia
My Early Portrait Work Using Film - 1987
"I started out as a portrait photographer back in the 80's, mainly working in black and white, which I developed and printed himself."
"I've always shoot a portrait in an imaginative way to create a unique image and interesting picture."
"Here are three of my very early portraits taken in 1987 when I first started as a portrait photographer.
Before the late 90's I had to do all the dodging and burning in the darkroom. It's much easier now with digital cameras and a computer."
"I've always shoot a portrait in an imaginative way to create a unique image and interesting picture."
"Here are three of my very early portraits taken in 1987 when I first started as a portrait photographer.
Before the late 90's I had to do all the dodging and burning in the darkroom. It's much easier now with digital cameras and a computer."
Julia
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