About Me

(I’m less serious in person)

 

My relationship with photography began when my mum gave me her old red point-and-shoot camera when I was seven. It was the coolest thing I’d ever seen, and I had no idea how it worked.

Over the years, I became obsessed with capturing the moments around me - mostly candid and unstaged shots. Eventually, I worked up the courage to ask strangers if I could photograph them, and intimate street portraits became part of my creative and professional practice. I almost always carry a camera, and the streets of London have been the perfect training ground for tuning into the moment and working with my surroundings.

I bring a relaxed, playful approach to my work. Whether I’m on a busy film set or shooting a single headshot, I believe creating the right atmosphere is as important as getting the details right. I hate being in front of the camera (I’m working on it!), so I know how awkward it can feel. If you’re anything like me, don’t worry - I’ll coach you through the process and we’ll work together to get those killer headshots. And if you love having your photo taken, please teach me your ways.

Most of my commissions come through personal recommendations, but I’m always interested in new collaborations. If you’re looking to work together, have a creative idea, or just want to chat, please get in touch - I’d love to hear from you.


Correspondence: Christopher Andreou, 26 Fuse Building, Beechwood Road, London E8 3DY