People today pull out mobile phones or digital cameras and take their own photos. The internet has led to everything being public and images spreading all around the world. When I started over 25 years ago, nothing was digital. You couldn’t view your images as soon as you had taken the photo. It was all taken on 35mm film. You had to take it down to the lab and wait anxiously for them to be developed. Now you can view them straight away.
“It’s absolute mayhem when there’s thousands of screaming fans and hundreds of reporters and photographers all wanting the attention of just one celebrity.” These are the words that reflect what a normal day at work is for celebrity freelance photographer Mike Flokis.
