Join us in this exclusive behind-the-scenes journey as Harry Borden, a renowned Celebrity Portrait Photographer, takes us through his creepy, yet captivating photoshoot with Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Documentary of a young Jacob Rees-Mogg:
In this video, Harry Borden shares his unique perspective, insightful anecdotes, and expert tips on capturing the essence of a public figure like Jacob Rees-Mogg. From setting up the perfect shot to establishing a rapport with the subject, every aspect of this photoshoot is dissected to unveil the secrets behind creating stunning celebrity portraits.
Whether you’re an aspiring photographer, or simply curious about the world of celebrity photography, this video offers a rare glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of Harry Borden.
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9 responses to “CREEPY Jacob Rees-Mogg Photoshoot – Celebrity Portrait Photographer Stories”
How sad to "love" money. Unlike many, I do not believe that money is evil. It is a necessary component of life. But it cannot "love" you in return. Perhaps a healthier verb is to say that you appreciate money. It can certainly make your life easier, but if used in the wrong way it can also make your life more difficult. I have known people who were multimillionaires who were miserable. At times in my own life I have been wealthy, and at other times money was scarce. But never would I say that I "love" money.
Brilliant stuff guys 😀 Hope you got thousands more up in the sleeve…
great story, AMAZING photos (as ever)
Cracking shots – makes me think of Psycho and The Shining! Great to see the contact sheets. The shots of William Rees-Mogg are lovely.
His constituency is next to mine. I can’t imagine anyone voting for him, but they obviously do. The ‘sinister’ looking one is the nanny.
He is the absolute poster boy for the uncaring, corrupt, heartless Tory.
And anyway, what kind of man has a NANNY when he's 30 years old ?!
Here's hoping he becomes PM
I've been struck by the fact that Harry usually shoots sympathetic portraits of everyone, including people of dubious character. I'm glad he made an exception for Mogg junior.
Such a great picture. I would bet against him because he has no charm and can't help coming across, not as the 'sovereign individual', more the obnoxious individual. If he was smarter he'd more likely achieve his ambition to lead, but Britain would have to become a true failed state in order to make way for a Jacob Rees-Mogg at the helm.
I say 'smarter' because too many Brits, in obeisance to class structures, associate the posh Etonian accent of the privileged classes with superiority and intelligence. He is educated well above his IQ and would have to act differently to appeal to the electorate. He ain't that good an actor and I'm hoping he gets defenestrated from his Somerset North constituency in the general election.