Dazeley is an award-winning, fine-art photographer, born and brought up in London. His personal work is an on-going journey of discovery, looking for and photographing people and things he finds visually stimulating. "Making the ordinary look extraordinary is Dazeley's gift," says Sarah Ryder Richardson, who represents Dazeley in the UK.

Recent clients include:
Argos, Glade, Pedigree, Dolmio, Adidas, United Biscuits, Barclays Bank, Nokia, Dove, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Virgin Books, Millar Beer, Cadbury’s, Natwest, RBS, The Times Newspapers, Waitrose, NSPCC, Prostate UK, Department of Health, Diageo, National Children’s Home, Racing Green, Young’s Menswear

Dazeley has been working at the height of his art for over 45 years. He is based in his own purpose built studio complex in Chelsea, London with a large back-up team of assistants, stylists, and retouchers.

Dazeley is dyslexic and left school at 15 without any formal qualifications. Being dyslexic is an asset because it gives him the ability to look at problems and objectives from a different point of view; he is also a meticulous planner and imaginative problem solver.

Dazeley’s style is about taking photography back to its origins, and rebelling against the modern trend of deskilled photography that seems to be so popular nowadays.

Dazeley loves to experiment with different processes, lenses and techniques, looking for and photographing people and things that he finds visually stimulating. Even after 45 years of working as a photographer, Dazeley has not lost his zest and excitement for the art of photography.

Dazeley can be contacted through his agent, Sarah Ryder Richardson on: 020 7736 2999

Dazeley's work has won awards from organisations across the world his most recent awards include Competition Grand Prix winner when London advertising agency Iris’s team of copy writer Phil Kitching, art director Tim Clegg and designer John Murphy used Dazeley’s still life image of a photographic studio to create the CBS Outdoor Long Copy Ad for tube posters to promote Adidas’s sponsorship of Team GB in 2012 London Olympics.

Dazeley’s ‘Angel’ image has also been shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards.

His wonderful x-ray of light bulbs was a winner in ‘Through a Lens Energy, Strength and Power’ Michael H. Kellicutt International Photo Awards.

His captivating Fish x-ray won in the Annual Photography Masters Cup.

Dazeley’s highly acclaimed personal project, a series of images of Battersea Power Station, was selected to feature in the prestigious folio edition of Silvershotz magazine, as well as being exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego as part of the Art of Photography show 2011.

Other past notable awards were: the Annual Photography Masters Cup, Association of Photographers, the Royal Photographic Society in the UK, EPICA in France, Applied Arts in Canada and Communication Arts and Kelly in the USA and shortlisted for the 2011 Sony World Photography Awards