GREEK PHOTOGRAPHER LAMPROS KALFUNTZOS

Greek Photographer Lampros Kalfuntzos

Lampros Kalfuntzos is originally from Greece and he is an internationally published photographer, working in central London, UK and worldwide. He specialized in shooting with an editorial, selling eye to maximize the imagery needed to promote and advertise any clothing brand or person. Published in Elegant, SHUBA and Surreal Beauty Magazine.

Another passion he has films as he had been involved in a couple of big franchises such as Mission Impossible Fallout and Murder on the Orient Express for supporting roles.

How is the fashion in Greece?

At the moment I believe is still growing, we have some famous designers but the economic crisis doesn’t help the last couple of years.

How would you define beauty?

Beauty is art and photography is beauty…

Were you educate in photography, or are yourself taught?

Self-taught and from online tutorials.

What camera do you use most of the time?

CANON 700D

Comparing where you are now with where you are when you first started, what could you have done differently to get to where you are sooner?

Starting earlier probably and submit to magazines earlier.

You’ve clearly worked with a wide range of models, what tips can you recommend to people looking to expand their portfolio?

Always try to work with a different range of models and a look that I think will fit my portfolio and style.

Describe a typical shoot.

Normally will start with a mood board and the style theme I will go for it and if it can be an editorial. Then will look for the right model, MUA, and stylist if needed. After we find a suitable date for all of us we can start 🙂

How much time do you spend taking photos, versus retouching photos?

Shoots edit!!! Normally I will spend more time taking photos rather than editing.

Favorite accessory?

Canon 50mm Lens

Who would you like to work with most?

Milla Jovovich and Joan Smalls is a dream to do a shoot with both of them.

Favorite photography book?

1000 poses for a model

To know more about Lampros, please visit: Lampros