Omega for Vanity Fair, London, UK

Omega commissioned space collection photography for Vanity Fair at their museum in Biel. A collection that spans the history of the brand’s connection to space exploration. The objects: a Speedmaster Professional, an Apollo-era spacesuit replica, a footprint cast from 1969, an original NASA Mission Control console, and a Lunar Roving Vehicle. Vanity Fair editor Nicholas Foulkes drove the Rover. The pictures ran in the magazine.

Our Omega space collection photography shows each piece where it stands, with nothing dismantled. Each was lit as its own object, then held together by a single visual register so that the spread reads as one set.

Also for Omega: the new production building in Biel, and the Charlie Duke portrait.

Part of our Reportage & Landscape work.