He has toured with
Radiohead and was commissioned by
David Bowie. His work is used in the packaging of the albums
Suede (1993), the debut by the
band of the same name, and
The Fat of the Land (1997) by
The Prodigy. His 2001 photograph of
Dido, taken in
Madrid, is in the collection of the United Kingdom's
National Portrait Gallery.
Garbage controversy In 2015, photographer Pope posted an open letter to the band
Garbage on his Facebook page, alleging that the band's management had approached him for permission to incorporate some of his images without fee, apart from appropriate credit. Pope felt that this was hypocritical on Garbage's part, and declined the use of the images. After the post went viral, and attracted media attention, Manson posted a response to Pope via the band's own Facebook page, stating that they had decided to ask photographers for the use of their images and respect any declined requests. Pope decided to draw a line under the debate that his open letter has started, and explain the reasons for his public refusal. == Personal life ==