Mick Rock is a renowned brand in the world of photography, specializing in capturing the essence of rock music, personalities, and culture. Often referred to as The Man Who Shot The Seventies, Mick Rock's illustrious career spans over five decades, making him a pivotal figure in documenting the modern musical Golden Age. Born and raised in post-war London, Mick's formidable intelligence led him to Cambridge University, where he obtained a degree in Modern Languages from Gonville & Caius.

Influenced by various artistic movements, Mick's passion for photography was sparked by a fortuitous encounter with a camera and a beautiful girl. Over the years, Mick has had the unique opportunity to intimately capture iconic musicians and artists, including Syd Barrett, Queen, Ziggy Stardust, Iggy Pop, and Lou Reed, among many others. His access to his subjects allowed him to go beyond the surface, revealing their personal essence.

Mick's work extends beyond photography, as he has also produced and directed classic music videos for David Bowie. In total, he has shot over 100 album covers and published 20 books. His photographs have graced the covers of numerous magazines and publications worldwide.

Mick's talent has been recognized globally with major exhibitions and inclusion in prestigious museums like the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Brooklyn Museum in New York. His contributions to the industry have been celebrated with awards and accolades. Although Mick Rock is no longer behind the camera, his legacy lives on through the magic and power of his photographs, immortalizing the spirit of rock music for future generations to appreciate