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Addie Chinn
Still Life & Drinks Photographer
Addie Chinn is a London-based creative drinks and still life photographer with over 12 years of experience.5 Specializing in innovative cocktail, spirit, and non-alcoholic still life photography, Addie creates contemporary and bold images for alcohol and non-alcoholic clients globally.12
Addie operates from a dedicated studio in East London, where they capture all facets of the drinks industry.45 Their work focuses on creating trend-defining visuals for some of the world's leading drink brands.4
Recently, on February 4, 2025, Addie shared a minute-long short film titled "The Shot: A Meditation on the Human Element" on LinkedIn.3 Additionally, on January 15, 2025, they posted about a client project for Agua de Madre7, showcasing their ongoing work in the industry.
Addie's expertise extends beyond traditional photography, as they also produce innovative and creative content for brands, bars, and authors in the beverage industry.26
Highlights
Alcohol Free – my first full self-initiated (i.e. non-client) series of photographic art prints in almost 20 years – is coming to a close. 6 months in the making, the collection has been the epitome of a passion project – all me: from art direction and styling (hand bejewelled mint leaves anyone?) to retouching; even the frames for the show were made by hand in my workshop.
If you’d like to purchase a print, this is your last week to do so with orders closing on Sunday July 2nd at midnight GMT. All good things, and all that! https://lnkd.in/eQwT-AzX
Thanks and love to everyone that came to the launch event, to Ali at Ever After in East London for hosting (the prints are still up at the bar if you’d like to take a look in the flesh), to Declan McGurk at The Boatyard Distillery and Jesse at Tequila Ocho for the support, and to everyone for all the online love (and orders).
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Alcohol Free takes a playful look at traditional drinks photography and cocktail culture, asking the question: Would we recognise a cocktail seen only in abstraction or metaphor? How would you photograph a drink without the drink? The goal was two fold: to challenge myself to create images of the world’s most famous cocktails without using any actual liquid; and to celebrate the imperfection of real ingredients.
The resulting five prints are available as strictly limited editions, each in three different sizes so I could see what sizes everyone actually wants for their homes and bars. The images’ minimalistic design and graphic use of colour and space harks back to travel posters from the 1950s and album covers from the 1980s, representing some of the world’s most beloved classic cocktails: the Negroni, the Martini, the Margarita, the Mojito and the Spritz.
All five images will be available to view on the walls of one of my favourite local cocktail bars, Ever After, in East London, and to purchase until this weekend.
“Addie’s new work lies in a really interesting space at the intersection of drinks, food and drink culture, photography and design.” Douglas McMaster, Founder, Silo
Store Link: https://lnkd.in/eQwT-AzX #photography #culture #art #event #project #london
Hey LinkedIn. Long time. I'm sorry I've not been feeding you regularly. I promise to nurture you a little more. Like a social media Tamagochi.
Speaking of feeding, here's some wild new underwater disco images shot for the fine folk at Sexy Fish with stylist Helen Sirp
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