Andrew Rowat
Posted by Fabio 27 June 2012
Andrew Rowat was determined not to be a photographer. So much so that on his 16th birthday he made it very clear to his parents that under no circumstances was he to be given a camera, like his older brother and sister. Of course he was given a Pentax K1000. Today Andrew can count the world’s leading publications as clients, and he splits his time between New York City and Shanghai.
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