Becoming a Celebrity Photographer at Studio 54 - Paperback
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by Adam Scull (Author)
Adam Scull knows all about photographic success. He's transformed himself from a one-of the-crowd to a renowned celebrity photographer, amassing well over two million images that spans over thirty five years, starting in the late 1970's to the present. During Adam's early years, he spent many years as a staff photographer for a major New York City newspaper and made a name for myself in the business as one who could always get the front page celebrity money shot. Now, he's looking to revitalize over 2 million images from the 70s, 80s and 90s that encompass the celebrity lifestyle with his newest venture CelebrityArchaeology.com. The mission is to ultimately preserve the art and cultural heritage of celebrity photography from decades past for the historical benefit of future generations. It's truly a natural extension of his work. This first volume is a retrospective of his years covering the famed Studio 54.
Author Biography
Adam Scull knows all about photographic success. He's transformed himself from a one of the crowd to a renowned celebrity photographer, amassing well over two million images over 35 years, starting in the late 1970's to the present. During Adam's early years, he spent many years as a staff photographer for a major New York City newspaper and made a name for myself in the business as one who could always get the front page celebrity money shot. Now, he's looking to revitalize over 2 million images from the 70s, 80s, and 90s that encompass the celebrity lifestyle with his newest venture CelebrityArchaeology.com. The mission is to ultimately preserve the art and cultural heritage of celebrity photography from decades past for the historical benefit of future generations. It's truly a natural extension of his work. This first volume is a retrospective of his years covering the famed Studio 54.
