Carl Lyttle
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spotlight magazine Sep 2016 cars & landscape photography + motion
London: Carl Lyttle
Carl Lyttle is an award-winning photographer and director who fell in love with the art in his native Belfast while shooting Irish punk bands in the 1970s.
He studied photography at Bournemouth and Poole college of Art and since his career began has received many high profile industry awards for his CGI automotive and landscape photography.
An early adopter of CGI technology and seen as a trailblazer in CGI automotive photography, Carl's commissions have taken him around the world, chasing the light and landscapes for global clients.
His clients includes global automotive manufacturers such as Nissan, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, Land Rover and Lexus. Carl has also photographed numerous global advertising campaigns, with brands such as Barclays, BAT, and Microsoft.
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spotlight magazine May 2016 cars, transportation & landscape photography
London: Carl Lyttle
Award-winning car and landscape photographer Carl Lyttle first fell in love with photography in his native Belfast. Since then he has received many high profile industry awards including a 'Lürzers 200 Best Advertising Photographers' for his CGI automotive and landscape work.
An early adopter of CGI and digital image manipulation, his car photography has taken him around the world, chasing the light and landscapes to capture the effect they require. His clients includes global automotive manufacturers such as Nissan, Mercedes, Mitsubishi, Land Rover and Lexus.
London-based Carl has photographed numerous major global advertising campaigns, with brand names such as Barclays, BAT, and Microsoft.
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