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Adrian Wilson

Photographer and digital artist since 1985

Adrian Wilson is a renowned photographer specializing in interiors and architecture with over 30 years of experience in the field. He has worked with a diverse range of clients from major brands like Apple and Victoria's Secret to reputable publications like Architectural Digest and Interior Design magazine. Currently, Adrian contributes his photography skills to The New York Times, capturing stunning interior spaces and travel stories. Known for his ability to enhance the beauty of spaces beyond imagination, Adrian Wilson is a trailblazer in digitally manipulating images, having pioneered these techniques since 1985 with a Quantel Paintbox, even before the existence of Photoshop 1.0.

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Sep 1 · linkedin

My fabulous wife bought me a flight in a WW2 Spitfire as a 60th birthday bucketlist gift and, because my photography career was thanks to first using Quantel's Paintbox 40 years ago, there was only one place I was going to fly in it... over the Quantel factory that was originaly built in 1942 to make Spitfire parts

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#quantel #quantelpaintbox #Spitfire

Aug 19 · linkedin

For world photography day, here's an image I created at Blackpool School of Art, using a Quantel Paintbox back in 1985 - years before there was even a word for the digital manipulation of images.

I didn't realize at the time I was the first photographer to specialize in this field, nor did I know that it was the beginning of a new photography era, when literaly every image would be digitally manipulated in some way.

Turns out that "New Photography" was such a prescient description that current Blackpool School of Art photography lecturer Aaron Tonks decided to curate an exhibition to show this generation of students my 80's Paintboxed photography.

#worldphotographyday

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New York, New York, United States