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spotlight magazine Oct 2020 sport & fitness photography
London: Simon Stock
Simon is a London-based, award-winning advertising photographer and director whose work takes him all over the world, photographing some of the most iconic brands.
He is also an established commercials director and started his career with a short film called ‘El Apprentice’ which was shot in Chile and was shown at the LA Short Film Festival. He has directed commercials for Bentley, The Discovery Channel, Mercedes, Toyota, Volvo, Wild Aid, Norfolk Southern Railway, ITV, the ‘Bleed for England’ spot for the Rugby World Cup and most recently Toby Carvery and Travelodge.
Commercial clients include Rolls-Royce, Alfa Romeo, Audi, American Airlines, Bentley, BMW, BP, British Airways, Castrol, Deutsche Telekom, Discovery Channel, Disney, Dodge, Emirates Airlines, Fairy, Ford, HSBC, Hummer, Hyundai, ITV, Jaguar, Jeep, London Transport, Lucozade, Lufthansa, Mercedes-Benz, Microsoft, Milka, Nestlé, O2, Plusnet, P&O Cruises, Porsche, RBS, Range Rover, Renault, Toyota, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Vodafone.
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spotlight magazine Jul 2020 portraiture & celebrity photography
London: Simon Stock
Simon Stock is a London-based, award-winning photographer and director who is well known for his epic landscapes and automotive imagery. He is regularly featured in Luerzer's Archive '200 Best Ad Photographers Worldwide’.
Recently, Simon has been working with gigapixel technology to create some of the world's largest images.
His latest projects range from the world’s largest car photograph for Bentley, to the ground-breaking gigapixel beauty portraiture. The images open up a whole new way of looking at the world with their ability to zoom in and explore the incredible detail.
Clients include Ferrari, BASF, Porsche, BMW, HSBC, ITV, Ram Trucks and Abu Dhabi Tourism to name a few.
See more of his work here.
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