The Beatles – UnifiedPaul Berriff
Photography - Archival Pigment print
'Unified' is part of a recently rediscovered film negatives of The Beatles: Paul McCartney and John Lennon are photographed on stage at the ABC Theater, Huddersfield, England singing 'I Want To Hold Your Hand'. This was the first time The Beatles had performed the song to a live audience as it had just been released the same day - 29th November 1963.
Larger size and additional mounting available upon request.
Paul Berriff
Paul Berriff is an award winning fine art photographer who has been behind the camera for 53 years. Paul started his photographic career in Yorkshire, England when he was 16 years old photographing the emerging British pop scene. He has photographed legendary bands such as The Beatles , Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and among the solo artists, Jimi Hendrix, Roy Orbison and Marianne Faithfull. Berriff is also a television documentary maker and has been presented with over 18 international awards for his work including two BAFTA’s for Best Documentary and a BAFTA nomination for Best Cinematography. Paul has escaped death four times whilst in pursuit of the perfect image. He was blown off a volcano in Central America during an eruption, escaped from a major helicopter crash in the Scottish mountains, jumped from a sinking ship in the North Sea and was knocked unconscious and survived the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York during the 9/11 attacks.
Paul prefers monochrome images and still uses his Rolleiflex medium format camera as well as his Nikon F 35mm and Speed Graphic 5 x 4 cameras which he used to photograph The Beatles and other rock legends in the 60’s. Paul particular likes the grain produced by film which he says gives the subject a more appealing and natural look.
Photography - Archival Pigment print
'Unified' is part of a recently rediscovered film negatives of The Beatles: Paul McCartney and John Lennon are photographed on stage at the ABC Theater, Huddersfield, England singing 'I Want To Hold Your Hand'. This was the first time The Beatles had performed the song to a live audience as it had just been released the same day - 29th November 1963.
Larger size and additional mounting available upon request.
Paul Berriff
Paul Berriff is an award winning fine art photographer who has been behind the camera for 53 years. Paul started his photographic career in Yorkshire, England when he was 16 years old photographing the emerging British pop scene. He has photographed legendary bands such as The Beatles , Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and among the solo artists, Jimi Hendrix, Roy Orbison and Marianne Faithfull. Berriff is also a television documentary maker and has been presented with over 18 international awards for his work including two BAFTA’s for Best Documentary and a BAFTA nomination for Best Cinematography. Paul has escaped death four times whilst in pursuit of the perfect image. He was blown off a volcano in Central America during an eruption, escaped from a major helicopter crash in the Scottish mountains, jumped from a sinking ship in the North Sea and was knocked unconscious and survived the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York during the 9/11 attacks.
Paul prefers monochrome images and still uses his Rolleiflex medium format camera as well as his Nikon F 35mm and Speed Graphic 5 x 4 cameras which he used to photograph The Beatles and other rock legends in the 60’s. Paul particular likes the grain produced by film which he says gives the subject a more appealing and natural look.
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