Early years
Born in Prizren into a multicultural home — Turkish, Croatian, and Albanian spoken under one roof. A Zenit-E camera from his father at fifteen became both escape and archive.
About
Fashion and portrait photographer. From Prizren to Los Angeles and Zagreb — clear light, less noise, photographs made to keep.
Egemen Mustafa Şener was born on 10 June 1962 in Prizren. He works across fashion, editorial, and portrait photography — runway assignments, private sittings, and frames shaped to last.
His practice moves between Los Angeles and Zagreb, with recent work including New York Fashion Week (Runway 7), Columbia Fashion Week, and talks at the Los Angeles Center of Photography.
Born in Prizren into a multicultural home — Turkish, Croatian, and Albanian spoken under one roof. A Zenit-E camera from his father at fifteen became both escape and archive.
He studied photography and darkroom at the London Film School while documenting punk and New Romantic street style — clothes, yes, but mostly identity and rebellion.
A scholarship to the School of Visual Arts brought him to New York. Mentorship under Richard Avedon opened editorial doors at Vogue and Harper's Bazaar.
He shifted fashion into industrial light and narrative stills, including Fragments of Home (1996). Today he divides time between Los Angeles and Zagreb — museum collections, fashion weeks, and private commissions.
Runway and backstage frames from NYFW / Runway 7.
Editorial presence across Columbia Fashion Week.
Talks and appearances at the Los Angeles Center of Photography.
Gallery contexts and cultural commissions.
Quiet direction, lasting presence.
Controlled light for fashion and keepsake sittings.