David Bowie by Denis O'Regan From the Man Who Photographed Him Most

<p><em>"... It’s as elegant and considered as Bowie himself, a mixture of gallery-level quality and personal scrapbook charm." —</em><strong> Louder Than War</strong></p><p><em>"...one of the most stunning and possibly heaviest books in the Bowie canon." — </em><strong>God Is In The TV</strong></p><p><em>"His images are not just records, they are living archives, fragments of history with a capital H...He doesn’t just show; he frames, builds, lights without trickery, but with a sense of rhythm that feels almost musical." —</em><strong> Eye of Photography</strong></p><p><em>"The result is a rare, career-spanning portrait of the chameleonic rock star, featuring never-before-seen images and candid recollections from a man who knew Bowie as both icon and friend. It’s also a record of proximity: of what it means to move through life alongside an artist who refused to repeat himself."</em> <em>— </em><strong>Interview magazine</strong></p><p><em>"A book of images by David Bowie’s official tour photographer is every bit as mesmerising as you’d imagine." </em>—<strong>Loupe Magazine</strong></p><p>Official photographer to music legend David Bowie, Denis O''Regan presents a personal edit from his unrivalled collection of photographs. Accompanying Bowie on two world tours and enjoying a decades-long relationship with the star, no one photographed Bowie more than Denis O''Regan. As Bowie himself once remarked, ''Denis, Rock ''n'' Roll is in your blood''.</p><p>From the door of Olympic Studios, where Bowie recorded <em>Diamond Dogs</em> in 1974, to live stadium shows in the 1990s, Denis''s full archive is at last opened and many unseen images revealed for the first time. <strong><em>David Bowie by Denis O’Regan</em></strong> tells Bowie''s musical story in pictures, with O''Regan''s own words relaying his experience of documenting that incredible journey.</p><p>Author of the hugely successful <em>Ricochet: David Bowie 1983</em> (Particular Books, 2018), O''Regan has toured with the biggest stars from The Rolling Stones and Queen to Pink Floyd and Duran Duran, to name a few. But it is his photographs of David Bowie, taken over two decades at over 200 concerts worldwide, that he is best known for. David Bowie the showman and David behind-the scenes, O''Regan has captured it all in this showcase of one of the world''s most talented performers.</p>