Scarlet Page

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Scarlet Page is an English photographer known for her photography of musicians and as the daughter of guitarist and producer Jimmy Page.

1 Early Career and Background
2 Publicity for Page
3 Clients
4 Trivia
5 External links
6 References

[edit] Early Career and Background

Page earned a Bachelor of Arts in Photography, Film and Video at University of Westminster, London. She began her professional career working as rock photographer Ross Halfin's assistant. She photographed the Lollapalooza tour and The Verve's 1995 album, A Northern Soul featured one of her photographs.

[edit] Publicity for Page

Page's photographs have been published in Kerrang!, Spin, Blender, The Sunday Times (Sunday cultural supplement), GenEx - Extreme Sports Channel, Q, Flaunt, and People Weekly magazines. Her photographs are also used by record companies and publicity firms.

Page's work has been shown in various art galleries including London Gallery West and Proud Gallery. In 1999 Page held an exhibition to raise money for Task Brasil and ABC Trust, two Brazilian charities for street children with which Page and her father work.

[edit] Clients

Page served as the official photographer for the band The Darkness in 2004. Page has also worked regularly with bands and musicians such as Good Charlotte, My Chemical Romance, Orson, Placebo the Stereophonics, Richard Ashcroft, Billy Corgan, Marilyn Manson, The Foo Fighters and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Scarlet has also photographed actors and fashion designers including, Sadie Frost and Pearl Lowe. Furthermore, Page did a photography session for fashion design company FrostFrench and collaborated with Robbie Williams on his book Somebody Someday.

[edit] Trivia

When onstage for Page and Plant's Unledded reunion in 1994, ex-Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant announced to the audience that Scarlet Page was conceived "about half an hour" after the song "That's The Way" was written at Bron-Yr-Aur in 1970. Page's girlfriend, Charlotte Martin, was staying at Bron-Yr-Aur cottage at the time with Page, along with Plant and his wife Maureen and their own child Carmen.^[1]