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      ^ LOOK FAMILIAR ??

I have never been known for short stories…
but let me give it a try, just for you! OK so I

founded my first company at 14, I’ve photographed The Dead,

Bowie, and even the Pope before I was 20, I even built

one of the ad industry’s first all-digital photo

studios before 22. I was named Artist-in-Residence

at the Museum of Arts and Design, self-taught

in everything from photography to building out my spaces.

I’ve stood in the shadows of Everest, explored shipwrecks

120 feet underwater, but also tapped by brands from hospitality
to electronics, from industrial to sexcare! I’ve heard stories firsthand

from Warhol’s Factory, led creative for major campaigns and

won awards. AND OH… I was just named one
of ARCHIVE Magazine’s Top 200 Photographers
in the World—TWICE!

 Mister

 Lynch

B. 1975 D. Not Yet

 OK So..I have

 never been known

 for short stories

 but let me

 give it a try,

 just for you! !

OK so I founded my

first company at 14, I’ve photographed

The Dead, Bowie, and even the Pope

before I was 20, built one of the

ad industry’s first all-digital photo studios

before I was 22, I was named

Artist-in-Residence at the Museum of

Arts and Design, self-taught in everything

from photography to building out

my spaces. I’ve stood in the shadows of

Everest, explored shipwrecks 120 ft

underwater, but also tapped by brands

from hospitality to electronics from industrial

to sexcare! I’ve heard stories firsthand from

Warhol’s Factory, led creative for major campaigns

and won awards for them,

AND OH… I was

just named one of ARCHIVE

Magazine’s Top 200 Photographers

in the World—TWICE!

CREATIVE TEAMS WHO’VE TRUSTED MY VISION

MORE FROM THE WORLD OF MISTER LYNCH

WANT TO JOIN THE FAMILY…

LET’S MAKE SOME GOOD THINGS

HAPPEN FOR YOUR BRAND TOO!

EMAIL ME  look@misterlynch.com - or- CALL THE HOTLINE 212-287-1248

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