Andy Whale

Rep. by Jamie Stephen

80-100 Gwynne Road
London SW11 3UW
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advertising photographers
portrait photographers
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spotlight magazine May 2010 portraiture & celebrity photography

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London: Andy Whale for Jamie Stephen

Since 1987 Andy Whale has established himself as a highly respected advertising photographer, working with a broad range of subject matter.

He has shot numerous high profile campaigns for brands such as Bombay Sapphire, Adidas, Missing Persons Bureau, Smirnoff, and many more.

Andy also works as a director of photography, bringing his technical and production experience to the world of moving images.

His most recent exhibition is titled 'Not Quite Right', a series of gritty portraits featuring actors waiting for their ideal role to come up. "It is a collection of hope and insecurity as they wait for their agent to call, when most will hear the familiar refrain 'Sorry, you’re not quite right'".

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showcase magazine Feb 2006 london issue 44

Client: Marston's Pedigree beer Client: Marston's Pedigree beer Photo Gallery

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Andy Whale recently completed shooting the Marston's Pedigree Beer 'No Compromise' campaign. The campaign was shot in pubs near to the brewery, sometimes using real-life builders who were paid in cases of beer! Agency was Walsh Trott Chick Smith, Art Director was Simone Micheli, and copywriter was Rob Declane. Andy has also recently worked on the poster for the Royal Opera "The Barber of Seville".
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showcase magazine Jun 2005 london issue 34

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Andy Whale people & lifestyle photographers

Working with Art Director Larry Osborne, Andy took a breathtaking shot of ballet dancer Darcey Bussell in black and white in the style of a 1950s Hollywood film poster. The forest set was actually built in the studio. The shoot was for Dewynters Advertising.

He also created three eerie and thought-provoking images for the National Missing Persons Helpline. They were done on spec for the charity with a team from ad agency Walsh Trott Chick Smith.

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