Kate Moss’s Photographer Dies of a Cancerous Brain Tumor

The legendary photographer: Corinne Day, who was also known as “Grunge”, died last Friday at her home in England. She was known to have a long term career with famous fashion start Kate Moss. According to Day’s spokesman, she died of a cancerous brain tumor.

To Ms. Day, photography was something more than a profession. In 1996, she discovered her severe rain condition for the first time. After collapsing at one of her open galleries, she asked her husband to take photos of her. Not only does this action show her state of weirdness, but it also speaks up for her passion for photography.

The couple continued the project through the entire medical treatment. When asked about her perception regarding photography, “Grunge” said that photography is normally about bringing the most real moments to life. Something that normal people don’t see on daily basis .

The “Grunge” was also widely known for her visual honesty. She never allowed her models to hide those baggy eyes. Sometimes she’d choose the oddest places for creating a portfolio.

The friendship and level of association between Kate Moss and Ms. Day dates back to 1990s . It was the first time when several photographs of Ms. Moss appeared on magazines. These photos were taken by Ms. Day and to this date, she holds a lot more to her credit than anyone could think of.

During her lifetime, 1993 was another period when Ms. Day photographed Kate Moss. At that moment, Moss was in her skinniest form, wearing mismatched underwear. The photograph did spark up its own set of rumors but it didn’t do much damage to the friendship of these two females.