Bob Carlos Clarke was heralded as Britain's answer to Helmut Newton. See more of his sensual works here: Photography by Bob Carlos Clarke
Born in Cork, Ireland in 1950, Carlos Clarke later moved to London to train as a journalist, where he was exposed to an array of subversive cultures, using his analogue camera to distil the memories of his hedonistic evenings.
Primarily capturing women in rubber and latex in black and white, the striking body of work caught the attention of magazines, where he was soon commissioned to take portraits of celebrities such as former AnOther Magazine cover starHis photo study of Pierre White’s restaurant Harveys in the late 80s featured in, the bestselling cookbook by the famed chef, where he shifted the focus not just onto the dishes, but to the skilled, flustered chefs that created them.
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