Biography
Stuart Rayner was born in Liverpool in 1969. Fourteen years later he
become the recipient of his father's failed hobby. Eight years later
he accidentally became a photographer when his project photographing
the making of Antony Gormley's Field for the British Isle was bought
by Tate Liverpool, Granada TV, Channel 4, and the Arts Council.
He has been privileged to enjoy the journey from then on with the passion
and enthusiasm which creative work demands.
Now with a list of clients from charities to corporations that sees
him working both nationally and locally, he enjoys juggling the personal
work, the paying work, and a wife and three daughters. In his spare
time he enjoys sleeping.
Statement
"Merseyside is dominated by it's only city and my birthplace Liverpool
. However, I was raised for the majority of my life in the traditionally
anti-liverpool merseyside town of st Helens by liverpudlian parents.
Growing up I was always not scouse enough for Liverpool and too scouse
for St Helens , and in that sense have been on the periphery but with
age I've grown to enjoy the objectivity that that brings."