Remember Colin Creevey from Harry Potter? The little guy who always flashed his camera at everyone’s face in Hogwarts? He grew up to become a professional photographer in real life. Hugh Mitchell fell into love with photography when he was very young as his father was a photographer too.
In an interview with PetPixel, he says, “I think getting a camera into your hands when you’re a kid can play a big role but I didn’t get serious about it as a hobby until a few years ago when it became all about landscapes and the way photography marries up so well with a passion for the outdoors, a bug I also had.”
After acting in Harry Potter, he continued working as an actor and appeared in various TV shows and movies. Mitchell also had a few side jobs and hobbies, and photography was one of them. Eventually, he decided to become a full-time professional photographer.
As Mitchell told PetaPixel, “I’m now a full-time photographer shooting landscapes, headshots, weddings, and a smattering of product photography. It’s also unpredictable to a degree, but I’m much more in control, there’s tons of variation and I get to meet some really cool people.”
Check his Instagram for more his amazing work.
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