Cameron Grayson

Bio

Currently Australian based Photographer / Director Cameron Grayson originally studied Graphic Design at the renowned Swinburne University in Melbourne in the early 90’s. Grayson made the shift to Photography after a few years at Swinburne and furthered his Studies with a B.A of Photography at the Royal Insitute of Technology in the late 90’s. Photography was a very different process then from today as Grayson was taught to process and hand print both colour and black and white film from all camera formats. During his second year at RMIT Grayson started to apprentice himself as an assistant through the ranks of Australian Photographers in Melbourne and Sydney. In Grayson’s final year at R.M.I.T Grayson was selected to represent the College in an International photographic competition held by BMW Munich. Written up in BMW magazine as the next generation of rising international Photographers , Grayson was judged the winner by Legendary Photographers Richard Avedon, Michel Comte, Anton Corbjin and Bettina Rehiems against seven of the the world’s best photographic colleges. As a result of the BMW prizes Grayson moved to New York at the start of 2000 where he furthered his studies at Parson School of Design and continued to apprentice himself through the ranks of New York photographers.