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Matthew Russell Rolston is an American artist,photographer,director and creative director. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Rolston Matthew Russell Rolston (born March 1, 1955) is an American photographer and music video director. Rolston is known for his signature lighting techniques and detailed approach to art direction and design, and has been repeatedly identified throughout his career with the revival and modern expression of Hollywood glamour. Career Born in Los Angeles, Rolston was “discovered” by Andy Warhol for Warhol's celebrity focused Interview magazine, where he began a successful career in photography. Soon after, he began shooting covers and editorial assignments for founding editor Jann Wenner of Rolling Stone. Shortly, other well-established publications began to recognize[vague] Rolston’s work, such as Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, Vanity Fair, W, GQ, Esquire, Cosmopolitan,O: The Oprah Magazine, and The New York Times. Extending his vision beyond still photography into the moving image, Rolston began conceiving, writing and directing music videos and television commercials for such diverse clients as Madonna, Janet Jackson, Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé Knowles, L’Oreal, Revlon, Esteé Lauder, Clairol, Levi's, Pantene, Elizabeth Arden, Gap, and Polo Ralph Lauren, among others. Rolston's has also appeared as a guest expert on a spectrum of beauty-oriented broadcast programs, from Bravo's Shear Genius and Make Me a Supermodel to the CW's America's Next Top Model. Adding the title of Creative Director to his résumé, Rolston also works in the area of experiential design, including hospitality, product design, and new media ventures. Music video filmography 1987 Michael Jackson - "Bad" (Inside spread photography) 1989 Don Henley - "The Last Worthless Evening" Jody Watley - "Precious Love" 1990 Jody Watley - "After You, Who?" Anita Baker - "Fairy Tales" 1991 Sheila E. - "Sex Cymbal" Karyn White - "Romantic" Ingrid Chavez - "Elephant Box" 1992 En Vogue - "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" 1993 Debbie Gibson - "Losin' Myself" David Bowie - "Miracle Goodnight" 1994 Salt-n-Pepa & En Vogue - "Whatta Man" TLC - "Creep" Salt-n-Pepa - "None of Your Business" New Kids on the Block - "Never Let You Go" Eternal - "Just A Step From Heaven" Jon Secada - "If You Go" Crystal Waters - "100% Pure Love" Brand New Heavies - "Brother Sister" Seal - "Kiss From a Rose" (Version 1) Vanessa Williams - "The Way That You Love" 1995 Quincy Jones feat. Babyface, Tamia, Portrait & Barry White - "Slow Jams" Mary J. Blige - "I'm Going Down (Rose Royce song) TLC - "Red Light Special" Brandy - "Best Friend" Paula Abdul - "Crazy Cool" Quincy Jones feat. Tamia - "You Put a Move on My Heart" 1996 En Vogue - "Don't Let Go (Love)" Lenny Kravitz - "Can't Get You Off My Mind" (Version 1/Unreleased) Bryan Adams - "The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You" Bryan Adams - "Let's Make a Night to Remember" Paula Abdul - "Ain't Never Gonna Give You Up" 1997 En Vogue - "Whatever" Jewel - "Foolish Games" Salt-n-Pepa feat. Sheryl Crow - "Imagine" (Unreleased) Maxwell - "Sumthin' Sumthin'" Lori Carson - "Something's Got Me" Morrissey - "Alma Matters" Marilyn Manson - "Long Hard Road Out of Hell" 1998 Matchbox Twenty - "Real World" Foo Fighters - "Walking After You" Garbage - "I Think I'm Paranoid" Natalie Imbruglia - "Wishing I Was There" (Version 2/U.S. Version) Lenny Kravitz - "Thinking of You" Madonna - "The Power of Good-Bye" Natalie Imbruglia - "Smoke" Sheryl Crow - "There Goes the Neighborhood" Janet Jackson - "Every Time" 1999 Jewel - "Jupiter (Swallow the Moon)" Melanie B - "Word Up" (Version 2/Austin Powers Version) Jewel - "What's Simple Is True" 2000 Lucie Silvas - "It's Too Late" M2M - "Mirror Mirror" Lucy Pearl - "Don't Mess with My Man" Backstreet Boys - "Shape of My Heart" 2001 Mandy Moore - "In My Pocket" Poe - "Hey Pretty" Destiny's Child - "Bootylicious" Dido - "Hunter" 2002 Faith Evans - "I Love You" Lenny Kravitz - "Believe in Me" Beyoncé - "Work It Out" LeAnn Rimes - "Life Goes On" Enrique Iglesias - "Love to See You Cry" Nick Carter - "Do I Have to Cry for You?" 2003 TLC - "Hands Up" Anastacia - "Love Is a Crime" Faith Hill - "You're Still Here Kiley Dean - "Make Me a Song" (Version 2) Clay Aiken - "This Is the Night" Dream feat. Loon - "Crazy" Sugababes - "Hole in the Head" 2004 Jamelia - "Thank You" George Michael - "Amazing" Sugababes - "In the Middle" Jessica Simpson - "Angels" Christina Milian - "Dip It Low" Brandy - "Afrodisiac" 2005 Natasha Bedingfield - "I Bruise Easily" Sugababes - "Push the Button" Destiny's Child - "Stand up for Love" Eurythmics - "I've Got a Life" Mary J. Blige - "Be Without You" 2006 Jewel - "Again and Again" Jessica Simpson - "I Belong to Me" Beyoncé - "Listen" (Version 2/Fashion Shoot Version) Beyoncé - "Listen" (Version 2/Fashion Shoot Version - Director's Cut) 2007 Hilary Duff - "With Love" Christina Aguilera - "Candyman" Avril Lavigne - "Hot" Jordin Sparks - "Tattoo" (Version 1/U.S. Version) 2008 Heidi Montag - "Body Language" (Unreleased) Corbin Bleu - "Celebrate You" 2009 Miley Cyrus - "The Climb" Matthew Rolston has directed the Making the Video of "Jupiter", "Shape of My Heart" and "Candyman".
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Rico Puhlmann (1934 - 17 July 1996), was a German fashion photographer.
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José Picayo was born in Havana, Cuba in 1959. He was raised by loving parents and has 4 brothers and one sister. In 1966 his family left Cuba and moved to Puerto Rico. They then moved to Kent, Ohio in 1975 where he attended high school and Kent State University for 2 years. In 1981 José left Kent for New York to complete his studies at Parsons School of Design. He received a BFA in 1983. José assisted various photographers for 5 years after college and started working commercially as a photographer in 1987. He has worked on many projects, both editorially and commercially, for clients around the world. His clients include Harper's Bazaar, Rolling Sone, LA Times Magazine, Esquire, New York Magazine, House & Garden, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, Martha Stewart, New York Times Magazine, Anne Klein, Neiman Marcus, Nine West, Nordstrom, West Elm and Willams Sonoma. José is also represented by the Robin Rice Gallery in New York City where he has had numerous solo and group exhibitions. He is currently working on upcoming exhibitions at the Robin Rice Gallery (Fall of 2015) and the Erie Art Museum, Erie, PA (February 2016). josepicayo.com
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DS France May 1998 Photographer:Phillip Dixon Models:Veronica (Varekova?) and Jenny Scanned by Sanja
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Vogue (US) October 1995''Great Good Buys''Photographer: Kim KnottFashion Editor: Kate Phelan Model:Anna KlevhagHair: Ken O'RourkeMakeup: Kim JacobScans:Kelles
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ELLE (Russia) March 2004 ''In the genre of nude''Photographer:Francois Rotger (Photos special for ELLE Russia)Stylist:Wayne GrossModels:Eliana Weirich,Minerva Portillo (Marilyn) Natasa Livak,Natalia,Linda (Elite)Scanned by me Warning:Nudity
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Harper's Bazaar Russia March 2002 ''Nirvana''Photo: Bruno JuminerStylis: Alyona IssaevaModels: Michelle Connely (Nathalie),Mira Romanyschuk and Ana Marie (Success),Priscilla Rodrigot (Idole)Hair: Lauren B./Jacques DessangeMakeup: Anne-Caroline Ayot/Christian Dior Scanned by me/Warning:last photo topless
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Marie Claire Germany April 1992 ''Bestseller'' Photographer:Martin Brading Model:Yasmin Le Bon Make-up:Miranda Joyce/Smile Management Hair:MarcLopez/Brigitte Hebant Stylist:Debbi Mason Scanned by me
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Harpers & Queen (UK) July 2002 ''White Hunter'' Photographer:Diego Uchitel Stylist:Alison Edmond Model:Nathalie Lyon
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Elle Russia December 2003 ''Favorite Mistakes Yohji Yamamoto'' Photographer:Friedemann Hauss Stylist:Francoise Bernard Model:Norina Sandra Make-up:Phophie Mattias/Marie France Hair:Cyril LalouScanned by me
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Cosmopolitan Russia June 1995''Hour to Perfection''Photographer:Tony McGeeStylist:Karena CallenModels:Nadia Vassilieva and CassandraMy Scans
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The Face was a British music, fashion and culture monthly magazine published from 1980 to 2004 and launched in May 1980 in London by Nick Logan, the British journalist who had previously been editor of New Musical Express and Smash Hits.
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Torkil Gudnason (born in Denmark) is a New York based fashion photographer.
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While in high school Marian Moneymaker had been asked to model in a local fashion show. It wasn’t until she was 30yrs old while working in a restaurant Marian was introduced to the Events Director at I. Magnin They loved her so much they booked her for all of their fashion shows. She eventually signed with an agent in San Fransisco who then sent her to NY to join the prestigious Eileen and Jerry Ford’s model agency. Marian would fly all over the country for bookings. Although Marian was working regularly she felt he had to leave the modeling world to raise her two young daughters as she was a single parent. Marian found herself being asked again by I. Magnum to work their fashion shows.. a young designer Donna Karan was launching her line, Marian was the model who opened her show. As Marian’s children grew up, she started taking more and more out of town bookings. Marian is now featured in the Miu Miu fall campaign which was shot by the infamous Steven Meisel. Marian is happily married and still lives on the West Coast. iconicfocus.com
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Born in London, England, Amanda started modeling right out of high school at the age of 17. She spent 4 years traveling the World and working with photographers that included David Bailey, Clive Arrowsmith, Terence Donovan, Lord Snowden, and John Swannell. and in later years Steven Meisel , Patrick Demarchelier Denis Piel and Mathew Rolston. She was lucky enough to grace the covers of such magazines as Vogue, Harpers and Queen, Harpers Bazaar, and Tatler, among others. But in her heart, she wanted to dig deeper and explore an acting career, so she gave up modeling and studied for 1 year before landing her first acting role opposite George Segal in an HBO movie called ‘The Cold Room’. From here, Amanda made her way across the pond where she continued starring in such movies as Oxford Blues, and television series ‘Max Headroom’, and ‘The Flash’. She also met her future husband, actor Corbin Bernsen, and then embarked on the most important journey of her life, raising a family. 30 years on, with four grown children, Amanda and Corbin have enjoyed a nomadic life, traveling while buying, renovating and selling homes along the way. They have recently published a coffee table lifestyle book together, called ‘Open House, re-inventing space for simple living’, to show for it. Also included in Amanda’s list of achievements is the design of a furniture line, and appearing as the host of an architectural show called ‘ breathing Room’, for the Fine living Network. Amanda and Corbin now reside in upstate New York, and have a family farmhouse in the Languedoc region of France. iconicfocus.com