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Aubergine is a food, fashion & lifestyle specialised photo-video team based both in Barcelona and London. Aubergine Production is a self-sufficient table top studio especially designed for shooting remotely, offering real time client and agency supervision from anywhere. With over two decades of experience in carrying out high-end photographic services for both editorial and advertising campaigns, we are experts in producing truly stunning mouth watering images. We pride ourselves on our dedicated and friendly approach, and work collaboratively with clients in order to fully realise creative ideas.
We provide photography, film direction, food styling, prop styling, art direction, digital post production and video editing.

Team:

Francesco Majo ( www.francescomajo.com ) is an internationally recognized photographer / director and pioneer of the food and lifestyle photography movement. His career spans over 25 years of commercial and editorial experience, with particular reference to the places where he has lived most, Milan, Paris, London and Barcelona. Since the very beginning of his career he has been working, as a team, with Nataly Cadavid ( www.colombiataste.com ), creative stylist and food photographer, .
Juan Pablo Majo ( www.pablomajo.com ), fashion & street photographer graduated at EFET photography school in Paris and at the EICTV school in San Antonio De Los Baños, Cuba, is now part of the team.

Enrico Policardo ( www.enricopolicardo.com ) London based photographer.

AUBERGINE versatile portfolio includes everything from international advertising campaigns to food and lifestyle, travel editorials and fashion shots.

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REPS:

FRANCE: BARBERO & MARGUERIE www.barberomarguerie.com christian@barberomarguerie.com
SPAIN: AREPRESENTS, www.arepresents.com info@arepresents.com
ITALY: PHOTOGROUP SERVICE, www.photogroupservice.com vittoria@photogroupservice.com