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Photographer & Filmmaker
Ophelia Wynne is known for her bright, colourful, and energetic style. Her work is accessible and full of life, bringing out something positive and authentic in her subjects. She has a deep passion for discovering colour and energy in unique individuals.
Specialising in social and cultural documentation, her personal work seamlessly spans portraiture, fashion, and advertising. Rather than simply capturing a moment, she observes how people interact, reading their expressions and reactions to bring out the best in them. She often places her subjects in a setting and allows the moment to unfold naturally, spontaneously, fun, and instinctive. While comfortable working anywhere in the world, she is based in the UK.
Ophelia was part of the group exhibition The Face: Culture Shift at the National Portrait Gallery 2025, showcasing the club kids of the early 2000s from the trailblazing youth culture and style magazine The Face, which has shaped creative and cultural landscapes in Britain and beyond.
Her long-term project Underage Festival resulted in a book featuring a foreword by Craig McLean. The book placed second in the World International Photography Awards.
Client list:
Adidas, ASAP Rocky, Beth Mead, Billboard, Brazilian Vogue, British Vogue, Claudia Winkleman, Damien Lewis, Debbie Harry, EasyJet, Empire, ES Magazine, Essity, Florence Pugh, Ford Ka, Graham Coxon, Goldfrapp, Google, Gucci, Guinness, i-D Magazine, Interview, Japanese Vogue, Jamie Dornan, Jenny Lewis, Jermain Defoe, Keira Knightley, Kevin Pietersen, Kodak, Lloyds-TSB, Marc Jacobs, Mary J. Blige, Mos Def, Oyster Mag, Puma, Quicksilver, Razorlight, Red Bull Magazine, Rudimental, Steven Gerrard, Teen Vogue, The Face, The New Yorker, The New York Times T Magazine, The Observer Magazine, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Sunday Times Magazine + Style, The Telegraph Magazine, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Tom Vek, Under Armour, Wonderland Magazine
Films:
‘JOSIE’ and ‘RIANNE’: short films on two young skater girls commissioned by i-D magazine.
Exhibitions & awards 2025 – 2004:
The Face: Culture Shift, National Portrait Gallery 2025
Portrait of Britain winner 2025
Taylor Wessing portrait competition, National Portrait Gallery 2024 (Shortlisted)
IPA Honourable Mention Award, New York City 2019
FILMAKA Documentary film competition 2019
Nottingham Trent University – Atrium Group Show 2017
A Year In Development, London 2013
IPA 2nd Prize, New York City 2010 (Self Published Book)
Wieden+Kennedy, London 2008
The Print Space, London 2008
Saatchi & Saatchi London 2006
Sketch London 2004
Tom Blau Gallery, London 2004
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