Circe is a British-born portrait photographer who works both in London and New York.

Circe began taking photos of her friends aged twelve years, she later completed a Photography BFA at RIT in Rochester, NY, then moved to New York City to assist several photographers including the 1969 Pulitzer Prize winner Eddie Adams. Her career has taken her to many different places, to photograph an huge array of subjects including Dr Maya Angelou, Quincy Jones, Q-Tip, Baz Luhrmann, Deepak Chopra, Salman Rushdie, Jamie Oliver, Macy Gray, Dolly Parton, Cyndi Lauper and Diane von Furstenberg.

Circe’s personal work has been exhibited in London over the years: Brit Girls, Program gallery, 2004, Bona Fide Women, Camera Press 2006. A print of Rowan Pelling now hangs permanently at Chelsea Arts Club (look in the gents WC.)

During 2020 -2021 Lockdowns Circe documented friends’ parents and her own family members through their windows and in their gardens Lockdown Portraits

Circe’s images have featured in many publications including The Times, The Financial Times, The Telegraph, The New Yorker, The Guardian, Observer, Time Out, Style, Allure, British Vogue, Elle, Elle Girl, Esquire, Eve, Easy Living, ES, Food Illustrated, Good Housekeeping, Grazia, Gotham, GQ, Gulf Air, Hello!, Hola!, Fortune, How to Spend It, Instyle, Jane, Jack, Latina, Mademoiselle, Marie Claire, Mens Health, Mixmag, Red, Select, Tatler, The Fader, Vibe, Vanity Fair Germany, You and more.

Circe has also produced images for Apple, De Beers, Estee Lauder, Anthropologie, Oribe, Saatchi & Saatchi X, Royal College of Art, Now Gallery, Garsington Opera, Camphill Communities, Crisis at Crisis, The Seeing Eye, Charlie Waller Trust as well as created fundraiser events for Wide Horizons for Children.

Enquiries - circe@circehamilton.com

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