Harry Markidis
Photographer
Harry Markidis was born in 1990 at Thessaloniki (Greece), he lives and works there. Is a fine art and reportage photographer.
He has finished his BA Studies in Photography at the department of Photography and Audiovisual Arts (2015), TEI of Athens. His main professional work is about styling and fashion editorials. On the other hand most of his portfolio images are landscapes and city places during night. His work has been presented in various photographic exhibitions in Greece, workshops and fashion projects through plenty of magazines and websites.
His internship took place at the Benaki Museum and he moved back to Thessaloniki and start working as a studio photographer at various fashion companies.
Harry Markidis
Photographer
Harry Markidis was born in 1990 at Thessaloniki (Greece), he lives and works there. Is a fine art and reportage photographer.
He has finished his BA Studies in Photography at the department of Photography and Audiovisual Arts (2015), TEI of Athens. His main professional work is about styling and fashion editorials. On the other hand most of his portfolio images are landscapes and city places during night. His work has been presented in various photographic exhibitions in Greece, workshops and fashion projects through plenty of magazines and websites.
His internship took place at the Benaki Museum and he moved back to Thessaloniki and start working as a studio photographer at various fashion companies.
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