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Matthew Murray: Pleasure In Leisure
No full textBritish Photographer Matthew Murray has just released a new book, Pleasure in Leisure, published by Cafe Royal Books in an Edition of 200.
His hilarious and well-seen capture of humanity at leisure around the globe shows us that humor is universal. He manages to capture juxtapositions of place and person that make us smile with recognition
Pleasure In Leisure
No full textBritish Photographer Matthew Murray has just released a new book, Pleasure in Leisure, published by Cafe Royal Books in an Edition of 200. His hilarious and well-seen capture of humanity at leisure around the globe shows us that humor is universal. He manages to capture juxtapositions of place and person that make us smile with recognition
Matthew Murray Finalist in The International Street Photography Awards 2012 Photography © Matthew Murray
Full text linkReceiving over 2,400 entries and an exceptionally high quality pool of submissions, the 2012 International Street Photography Award was open to photographers all over the world and judged by a team of industry experts.
Matthew Murray one of 16 Finalists from over 2,400 entries in the International Street Photography Awards 2012: The work exhibited in the 2012 International Street Photography exhibition at 29-31 Oxford Street as part of The London Festival of Photography 2012.
Matthew Murray's 6 Images included in the The London Festival of Photography Awards 2012 book and catalogue Pages 36 - 3
Portrait of author Steven Arnott at the Knightsbridge Hotel, London for Dwell Magazine, Los Angeles, USA
No full textMatthew Murray Commissioned editorial Portrait of author Steven Arnott at the Knightsbridge Hotel, London for Dwell Magazine, Los Angeles, USA © Matthew Murray
For the editorial piece 'Royal Flush' For the modern American, buying a designer toilet can easily break the bank. But a Little debt might be worth the thrill of sitting on the loo in style
Matthew Murray Commissioned to photograph eyewear brands, Chanel, Giorgio Armani, Hugo Boss, Jean Paul Gaultier for a fashion story in i-D magazine
No full textMatthew Murray Commissioned to photograph an editorial spread of a variety of designer sunglasses for a fashion spread in i-D Magazine. The brief - to shot a fashion piece with a clear fashion narrative, using the personal photographic style of Matthew Murray. The models cast are everyday people - street cast and include a drag artist, a policeman, a hairdresser, a care assistant with her boxer dogs among others
Matthew Murray - H5 Advertising Agency, Paris - A series of personal photography shot in Brazil, England and The South Of France
Full text linkCommissioned and produced by H5 Advertising Agency Paris for an above the line advertising campaign for Spainish Airline VOLOTEA Photography © Matthew Murray - The campaign also included the work of Photographer Martin Par
Matthew Murray winner of the Association of Photographers Awards Lifestyle Category 2001
No full textPhotographer Matthew Murray winner of The Lifestyle Category at The Association of Photographers Awards 2001 -
There are a lot of photography competitions out there for professionals but the AOP Photographers Awards continues to be regarded as the original and the best - a celebration of exceptional work by the industry’s elite.
This competition was only open to Professional Photographer Members of the AOP. It is regarded as THE awards competition for professional photographers and being selected for entry into the book and accompanying exhibition is one of the highest accolades available to photographers around the world
Matthew Murray Photographs above the line Advertising Campaign for Telstra Bigpond Sports - Australia -
Full text linkMatthew Murray commissioned to photograph an above the line advertising campaign for Telstar through BWM, Sydney, Australia.
The focal point of each of the adverts is the incongruous armchair and TV set-up - in the middle of a variety of situations, Bondi Beach, Terri Hills and The Olympic Stadium, Sydney, where watching TV would generally regarded as totally inappropriate - and until now has been impossible.
The advertisements used across a number of outlets , poster sites (48 and 96 sheet), TV, Online, Print, Media, POS
Matthew Murray Photographs and interviews Wrestlers at Holyhead Leisure Centre, Handsworth, Birmingham for a personal Project
No full textMatthew Murray Photographs and interviews Wrestlers at Holyhead Leisure Centre, Handsworth, Birmingham for a personal Project. This series first appeared in i-D magazine in the 'eye section'. The series also appears online at the Birmingham Images, Library of Birmingham site - where there are over 10,000 images depicting Birmingham's fascinating heritage, culture and personalities. This series was also exhibited at Hug Gallery, Amsterdam.
Matthew’s images are universal in their insight and unintentionally have a tendency to make the viewer smile, by essentially capturing in colour the bizarre in everyday society.
Murray captures a fundamental sense of enjoyment and has a unique ability to somehow summarize humour simply within a single moment. Without being derogatory to his subject, he shows neither, cynicism or sarcasm, but an instinctive pureness of fun
Matthew Murray shoots above the line advertising campaign for IKEA Kitchen Squad - BMB advertising Agency, London. Photography stills shot alongside TV commercials - Matthew Murray works directly with the creatives and writes treatments for each of the ads shot.
No full textMatthew Murray shoots above the line advertising campaign for IKEA - through BMB advertising Agency, London. Photography stills shot alongside TV commercials - Matthew Murray works directly with the creatives and writes treatments for each of the ads shot.
IKEA may be synonymous with bookcases and meatballs, but it is less well-known for its kitchens.
While competitors with bigger adspends use pictures of 'perfect' kitchens being showcased by actors, IKEA wanted to show kitchens that belong to real people.
The 'Kitchen Squad' campaign comprised a trio of ads that ran across consecutive ad breaks on Channel 4, showing IKEA's make-over team surprising people by ripping out their old kitchen and installing a new one. Two additional storylines will be broadcast soon.
The ads, created by Beattie McGuinness Bungay, featured two unsuspecting families who were nominated by friends.
Geraldine Stewart, head of external communications at IKEA, said: 'It is a campaign we are proud of.
We have approached the category with honesty and integrity in mind. That is why we have used real employees. It is not advertising that is beautiful and soulless: it is affordable kitchens for real people.'
IKEA came top of a shortlist of ads broadcast in January and February, and voted on by members of Thinkbox's Creative Academy of ad industry experts.
The judges were enthusiastic in their praise. Nick Darken, of Albion, said: 'It is great to see IKEA using TV in a different and engaging way.' Dominic Chambers, of LG, added: 'The ads are funny and emotional and shot in a way that makes them entertaining.
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