"Photography has always been a passion of mine; it allows me to capture moments and emotions in a way that music sometimes can't. It's another creative outlet that brings me joy and allows me to connect with people in a different way."
His portraits have graced the pages of top publications such as Vogue, Vanity Fair and Harper’s Bazaar, as well as in his own celebrated art magazine Zoo.
He has also published a number of books of his work, including American Women (2004), Exposed (2012) and a project on Injured British war veterans entitled, “Wounded: The Legacy of War” released in 2014: The accompanying exhibition at Somerset House was attended by Prince Harry. His photography has been exhibited at other leading international venues, among them the Saatchi Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Ontario Museum. Proceeds from his photography go to his Bryan Adams Foundation, which helps fund charitable projects around the world.
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Bryan AdamsPamela Anderson by Bryan Adams, 1998View more details -
Bryan AdamsNaomi Campbell Tank Top, London, 2000Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas97 x 74 cm1/10View more details
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Bryan AdamsKate Moss, 2000View more details
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Bryan AdamsAvril Lavigne Feed Up, London, 2004Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas97 x 74 cm1/10View more details
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Bryan AdamsHelena Bonham-Carter by Bryan Adams, 2005View more details
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Bryan AdamsPink Arms Up With A Ciggie, New York, 2006Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas97 x 74 cm1/10View more details
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Bryan AdamsAmy Winehouse Holding Herr Hip, 2007Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas149 x 114 cm1/15View more details
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Bryan AdamsTina Turner Arms Out, London, 2008Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas74 x 97 cm1/10View more details
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Bryan AdamsBilly Idol, 2008View more details
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Bryan AdamsTilda Swilton, 2010View more details
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Bryan AdamsKate Moss Wrapped Up, London, 2013Silver coated archival pigment print, shadow gap artist frame with colored plexi glas149 x 114 cm1/15View more details
Bryan Adams, the Canadian rock singer-songwriter, is known for his successful music career, but he has also made a name for himself as a talented photographer. Adams began his photography career in the early 1990s and has since gained recognition for his work in the field.
Adams' passion for photography developed alongside his music career. He first became interested in the art form during his travels as a musician, capturing moments and scenes on the road. Over time, his love for photography grew, and he started to focus more on the craft.
One of Adams' notable achievements as a photographer is his extensive portfolio of portraits. He has photographed numerous celebrities and public figures, including Queen Elizabeth II, Mick Jagger, Amy Winehouse, and Morrissey, among others. His portraits are known for their intimate and candid nature, often capturing the essence of the subject in a raw and unfiltered way.
Apart from portraits, Adams has also ventured into fashion and commercial photography. His work has been featured in magazines such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Esquire. He has collaborated with renowned brands like Guess and Sandro, bringing his unique style and vision to the world of fashion.
In addition to his commercial work, Adams has also pursued personal photography projects. One of his notable series is "Wounded: The Legacy of War," which focuses on British veterans who were injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. The series aims to shed light on the lasting impact of war on individuals and their families.
Adams' photography has received critical acclaim and has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world. His images often capture a sense of honesty and vulnerability, revealing the humanity and emotions of his subjects.
In recognition of his contributions to photography, Adams was appointed Officer of the Order of Canada in 2012. This prestigious honor highlights his significant impact in both the music and photography industries.
Bryan Adams continues to pursue his dual careers as a musician and photographer, demonstrating his artistic versatility and passion for the arts. His photography continues to evolve and inspire, showcasing his unique perspective and ability to capture the essence of his subjects.
