Audrey Quock by Yanick Dery

Audrey Quock for Vellum (Photography: Yanick Dery)

Searching for some new photo's of one of my favorite models Audrey Quock, I found three fantastic black & white studio photo's by photographer Yanick Dery. Check out the hi-res ones!

Who is Yanick Dery?

Born and raised in Montreal, QC, Canada, Yanick Dery graduated from CEGEP du Vieux Montreal. He began working as a press photographer for two different local newspapers, focusing on sports and special events. During this time, he experimented with fashion photography by shooting local models.


Yanick Dery has since photographed models and celebrities for countless prestigious fashion magazines, including Time Out New York, Biba, Jalouse, L'Optimum, Vital, Max, German Amica, Ocean Drive, National Post, Clind'Oeil, Mariage Quebec, Instinct, Razor, Overture and many more. Advertising clients are equally in demand for Yanick Dery's time. He has shot campaigns for Effigi, Jack Victor, Joseph Ribkoff, Simon Chang, Point Zero."
Source: YanickDery.com

I examined his work, and can only say: this man knows his job! :-)


Posted by: Robin Hood on Sep 19, 05 | 4:05 am | Profile

COMMENTS


Nice and classy.


Posted by: Dr. Lee on Sep 22, 05 | 5:48 am

I am so proud of Audrey. Is she the first Asian model to make it in Sports Illustrated?


Posted by: hugslenali on Sep 24, 05 | 8:40 pm

Yes she is the first and only Asian supermodel. Check out her interview at asiancemagazine.com


Posted by: asiance on May 28, 06 | 6:48 am

Calling Audrey "the first and only Asian supermodel" both a very loaded statement and downright wrong. There has been some discussion here in the past as to whether any Asian model is truly worthy of being called a 'supermodel', but I can definitely say that there are other Asian models who could more justifiably be called supermodels than Audrey.

That's not to say I don't like her though - far from it!


Posted by: Dr. Lee on May 28, 06 | 8:18 am

according to the statement above it is not wrong. she IS the first and only Asian model to make it in Sports Illustrated.


Posted by: asiance on May 30, 06 | 6:55 pm

If a model is in Sports Illustrated does that make her an automatic Supermodel? And if a model is not in Sports Illustrated does that mean she is not (or never going to be) a Supermodel?


Posted by: darklighter1 on May 30, 06 | 8:50 pm

No it does not make her an automatic supermodel, and that is my point. I think the Wikipedia definition of "a model who has attained celebrity status" is the most accurate one, and Audrey is far from that.


Posted by: Dr. Lee on May 31, 06 | 2:27 am