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Robbie Williams – Lenny Warren, 2006

17 January 2008

Robbie Williams – Lenny Warren, 2006
Photographer since 1987, EPUK member since 2006

Robbie Williams playing live at Hampden Park, Scotland’s National Stadium. Robbie often acts up for the cameras, he tends to pick a single photographer and stare straight down their lens. The secret is to be that photographer.

Lenny has worked in a variety of areas of professional photography, from medical and police to industrial, commercial, social, video production and press. He is currently a senior staff photographer for the Evening Times in Glasgow. His work covers news, features and sport but if he could specialise in one area it would be music photography.



Photographer since 1987, EPUK member since 2006.

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