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| Working
mainly in the field of portraiture, Dmitri Kasterine has been a photographer
for
44 years. His work has been journalistic and commercial and his
subjects include both known and unknown people. Of the many notable people
that he has photographed, those of Samuel Beckett, Martin Amis, David Hockney,
James Baldwin and Steve Martin have been published worldwide. The unknown
people are those he encounters in the course of the day who strike him with
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| He has worked
for Vogue, Vanity Fair, Interview, The New
York Times and The Times (U.K.).
Earlier in his career he shot stills for films, notably for Stanley Kubrick
on Clockwork Orange, 2001, Dr. Strangelove and The
Shining. In the field
of corporate photography, he has traveled throughout Europe, Africa and
the United States, on assignments for Fortune 500 companies photographing
executives, employees and landscapes. |
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His advertising work includes campaigns for AT&T, Bristol
Myers Squib, IBM, and Metropolitan Life. In addition to winning the Nikon/PDN
award and a National Magazine Award, he has received three Gold Awards from
the Connecticut Art Director's Club. |
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| His current projects
are a book of portraits of the people of Newburgh, NY, features in The
World of Interiors,
and more pictures of artists, directors and writers. |
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He has lectured at the
Royal College of Art in London and for ten years has taught an independent
course in basic and advanced photography
at Vassar College. During the last two years he has completed a series of
short films called Ways of Life, and a full-length documentary
about the chef and best selling author Anthony Bourdain. |
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