In May 1973, teenager Dennis Morris skipped school because Bob Marley & The Wailers were in London to play at famous record industry hangout The Speakeasy. He was determined to get a shot of his new ...

Read our pick of the best Paris art exhibitions to see in May, from rock 'n' roll photography by Dennis Morris at MEP to David Hockney at Fondation Louis Vuitton. Dennis Morris (b. 1960) first ...

Dennis Morris shares insights into the legend ... When I said I wanted to be a photographer, he said, “You are a photographer”, and then I knew I could do it because the man told me.

A photography enthusiast since the age of eight, Morris’s career first kicked off ... How did you earn the nickname Mad Dennis? What are the sort of habits/traits you haven’t been able to ...

The photographer travelled to Jamaica several ... London, July 23, 1977. DENNIS MORRIS As well as reggae, Morris also followed the rise of punk. It was because John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten ...

The Maison Européenne de la Photographie (M.E.P) in Paris is opening an exhibition tomorrow featuring the works of Dennis Morris, a well-respected photographer best known for his work with musicians.

Photographer Dennis Morris tells us about the iconic photographs, now available in artistic prints from 1xRun. You don’t have to be a reggae fan to recognize the images. Three frames ...

In order to learn more about what it's like to become a photographer who captures historyand culture, I'm reaching out to one of my favourite photographers - Dennis Morris. DENNIS:I was born in ...

Dennis Morris: The first time I met Bob Marley, it was my last year at school and I was very much into photography and music. I had read in one of the music papers that he was coming over to do ...

Former Sex Pistol John Lydon is battling fellow punk icon Dennis Morris over who owns the rights to one of the movement's most iconic images. The veteran rocker is suing the photographer over who ...

Dennis Morris shares insights into the legend ... When I said I wanted to be a photographer, he said, “You are a photographer”, and then I knew I could do it because the man told me.