Tait Pollack (born March 31, 1985) is a dual national American / British photojournalist best known for his photograph, "Moroccan Merchant" that originally appeared in the Norwich University College of the Arts degree show in 2007. Early life Pollack began studying at Norwich School. He then joined Norwich University College of the Arts in 2004 and ended up getting a Bachelors degree in graphic design and photography in 2007. He had been been very interested in photography from a young age. Pollack started taking fashion photos for Dilate clothing in 2005. Career His photojournalism career began with his coverage of the Morrocco. Pollack used covert photographic techniques to capture the usually uncoaperative locals. His images were widely published. Pollack continued to photograph location based situations and portraits, most notably Americana series. Recognition Pollack's most recognized photo is that of "Moroccan Merchant," a currently unidentified merchant. The photo has also been widely used on brochures, posters, and calendars. Although Pollack shoots both in digital and film, his admitted preference is for digital. Based in London, Pollack offers his services for both consultancy and commissions.
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