8 Photos from the dazzling Game Of Thrones photoshoot for TIME Magazine

Miles Aldridge, a world-famous photographer, has taken pictures of Cersei Lannister and Arya Stark and Daenerys Targaryen in his own style. His stunning photographs look just as glamorous as the characters do.

The photographer stated, When he was thinking about how to photograph each person and what photoshoot ideas to use, he wanted to recognize the influences of the show while capturing their unique traits.

Aldridge’s signature over-saturated style is reminiscent Hollywood sets from 1940s-1960s. It’s full intense color, light and drama. The rich color narratives in each photo transport the viewers to the world I created for these actors, while the carefully placed and selected props bring to life The Game of Thrones’ mystical, dark world.

Each of these photos was taken with a Rolleiflex 6001 camera, a 120/180mm zoom lens, set at F16 and Kodak Ektar 100 film.

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Miles Aldridge was a prominent photographer in the mid-nineties. His highly stylized photos with references to film noir and art history, as well as pop culture, made him a household name.

He is a well-known colorist who creates intricate scenes using vibrant acidic colors. These glamorous and often eroticized images explore society’s idealized notions of domestic bliss, where sinister undercurrents swirl underneath a flawless surface.

Aldridge has been prolifically working for over twenty-five year and is still a major photographer who shoots primarily on film. His creative output includes large-scale ctype prints, Polaroids and screen prints as well as photogravures, photogravures, and drawings.

Born in London, 1964, Alan Aldridge is the son of renowned illustrator and art director Alan Aldridge. His interest in photography started at an early age, when his father gave him a Nikon F camera. He continued his studies at Central Saint Martins and graduated with a BA in graphic design in 1987.

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