About me

Debbie Ellis, is a Manchester music photographer. She has 7 years of extensive experience in music, editorial, portrait, lifestyle and fashion photography.

I have perfected my ability to produce a stylish and dynamic range of photography. With my expertise and passion for marketing I can help you elevate you, your brand or band to the next level.

I pride myself on the amount of research & detail I will bring to every shoot.

THE PROCESS

I offer free phone consultation to all my clients where we can discuss their needs and let me convince you that having your photo taken by me can be fun!

I will devise a collaborative Pinterest board where myself and the client can build a vision of ideas and references to influence the photoshoot.

I can advise on locations and lighting for each individual shoot. I also have my own photographic studio which is spacious and easy to reach in Stockport.

Alternatively I have a full pro portable lighting kit & background so I can come to you

I will create a shot list for the shoot so all bases are covered on the day.

All edits are included in the price. I can offer more advanced editing (e.g. clipping / masking etc) in Photoshop if required this is with additional cost.

I can guarantee that using a personal library of my imagery will influence how your audience view your brand when used on your website or on social media. I will give you, your brand or band that 'wow' factor to represent you in the best way for promotional, commercial or personal use.

So give me a call now or drop me a message for a no obligation consultation

In 2020 my work was featured in Blossoms music documentary 'Back to Stockport'

It has been published in i-d, N.M.E. GQ, The Guardian, The Independent, Manchester Confidential, Drapers, Bido Lito, Loaded, City Life, Time Out, Manchester Evening News and many online publications.

Clients include, Sony Music, BIMM Manchester, Gio Goi, Brother, ForeverMcr.

I have invested most of my time in to music and I was in a band myself called 'Sister Lovers' In 2016 I appeared in the 'Supersonic' documentary. I recall the time I invited Oasis to play at King Tuts the night they got signed by Alan McGee... and the rest as they say is history!

In November 2018 I was honoured to have 2 of my band images selected as part of a prolific music photography exhibition at Manchester Central Library entitled 'There Is A Light That never Goes Out.' The exhibition features such luminaries as Jill Furmanovsky, Kevin Cummins, Ed Sirrs and Paul Slatery.