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Stephen Hyde was born in Nottinghamshire. After studying at Ampleforth College he graduated from London University with a BA Honours Degree in Modern History. He then turned his attention to photography, partly inspired by the fact that his great grandfather was the influential Victorian photographer P.H. Emerson.

He has photographed many celebrities and has worked, among others, for The Sunday Times Magazine, The Telegraph Magazine, You Magazine and ES as well as doing many book jackets.

He was exhibited in the exhibition 'Twenty for Today' at the National Portrait Gallery in London, and many of his images are in the permanent collection there. He has also featured in the Royal Photographic Society International Exhibition of Photography.

More recently, he has been working in the commercial field with clients including British Airways, Deloitte, Barclays Bank, Natwest Bank, Mobil, Texaco, Tesco, Accenture, Veuve Clicquot and many more. He works internationally & recently took the photographs for a new brochure and website for the exclusive island of Fregate

In 2006 he wrote the introduction to The Old Order & The New a new definitive book on PH Emerson to accompany the 2006 exhibition at the National Media Museum in Bradford and the 2007 exhibition at The Getty in Los Angeles. He can be heard as a voice-over on the Getty website.

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