Amy Winehouse: A Life Through a Lens

Amy Winehouse burst onto the scene with her debut album Frank in 2003. Over the next eight years, the dichotomy between the jazzy soul singer's commercial success and private calamity kept her name in the tabloids and at the top of the charts as she released a succession of hits including Rehab, Back to Black, and Valerie.


Yet less than a decade after releasing  her debut album, Amy Winehouse's tragic death at age twenty-seven shocked the world.


Now, the late Amy Winehouse lives on through the photographs of renowned celebrity photographers Darren and Elliot Bloom in Amy Winehouse: A Life Through the Lens, the stunning book honoring and showcasing her life both on and off the stage. The Blooms, whose photographs appeared in the Oscar-winning documentary Amy, opened their archives for this lavish and intimate photo book.


An unlikely commemorative by two paparazzi photographers, Amy Winehouse: A Life Through the Lens draws from the Blooms remarkably close working relationship with Amy, which, through a family friendship, predated her fame.Covering the last five years of Amy's life, the Blooms caption the photographs with stories of affectionate remembrance, revealing an enchanting side to Amy little known to those outside her inner circle.