interiors & exteriors and resort photography Jan 2016

Adrian Briscoe is a renowned and  highly regarded British photographer shooting predominantly for the interiors and design industries.

He is regularly commissioned for a wide variety of brands, designers and retailers including The Conran Shop, Farrow & Ball, GP & J Baker, Graham and Brown, Harrods, Heals, House of Fraser, Howdens, John Lewis, Liberty, Marks & Spencer, Mulberry, Romo, Sanderson, The White Company and Zoffany.

His editorial work graces the pages of Elle Decoration, House & Garden, The Times, Saturday Telegraph Magazine, Homes & Gardens and Christies Magazine.

Adrian’s shots are characterised by strong graphic elements, bold colour and sharp, flawless compositions, making him one of the most sought after interiors photographers working in the industry today.

Adrian Wilson has been shooting interiors and architecture for over 25 years. Originally from England, he has been based in New York for 10 years, shooting interiors for high-end clients as varied as Chanel, Emilio Pucci, Goyard, Architectural Digest and Victoria's Secret.

Adrian has been a judge on international architecture competitions and his work has won many interior awards. He has also shot for Apple for several years, and was a guest lecturer at the Soho store.

Adrian has always worked with natural light and prides himself on his easy-going reputation.

"A fastidious New Zealand photographer specialising in architecture and interior photography."

Amanda's drive for perfection in her imagery is clear. Strong relationships with clients prove her dedication to understanding their needs, contributing ideas and going the extra mile. Amanda delivers. Whether it be a collaboration with other creatives, or purely her own instincts, her motivation to capture the essence of a subject above and beyond expectation never falters.

Moving to London in 2002, Amanda’s world of professional photography began. Photographing top-end properties for a leading property marketing firm, and rapidly progressing to Head Photographer, she was recruiting and training a team of up to 10 other photographers.

Back home in New Zealand since 2007, her extensive portfolio covers residential and commercial property, from architectural, industrial and corporate briefs to editorial, real estate, interior design, resort accommodation and product photography.

"Innovation…Impact…Inspiration…Influence - The pursuit of these qualities lie in each shot taken."

Cape Town and Germany-based photographer André Becker is a real multi talent. He is specialised in advertising, lifestyle, interior, exterior and architecture. The passion for what he does has taken him all over the world to shoot covers, stories, editorials, advertising and catalogues.

He recently completed an extensive shoot of garden furniture in Cape Town.

Contact him directly via email or phone at (+49) 175 240 66 06.

Ed Wolkis is an architectural and commercial photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia. He has earned over 20 national and international awards while working for clients such as Owens Corning, Delta Airlines, General Electric, Turner Broadcasting Systems, ABC-TV, CBS, Coca-Cola, IBM, The Home Depot, CNN, Colliers Spectrum Cauble, Perkins and Will, Havertys Furniture, and Sotheby's International Realty.

Ed's work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek, National Geographic, and Town and Country Magazine.

His subjects have ranged from President George Bush to yak herders in Tibet. Ed is the author of the book 'How To Take Photos That Move Houses'. He has been a speaker at the International Medical Volunteerism Conference at Emory, and is a part time photography instructor at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta.

Ed is available for photography anywhere in the world, and offers seminars for real estate, architecture, and design professionals.

Fabrizio Nannini lives in Milan and has worked as a photographer since 1998.

His clients range from Armani to Prada, Cesare Paciotti, Dolce & Gabbana, Miu Miu, and many others.

Fabrizio manages a full team to achieve seamless results across every phase of production.

"Perfection is the result to pursue, whatever it takes."

Visit the website for more information.

Francis Zera is an award-winning architectural and commercial photographer based in Seattle. He travels light, loves flying in aircraft that don't have doors, can think on his feet, has a valid passport, and works really hard to make his clients look really good!

Francis' client list includes Delta Airlines, Digitas, Foster + Partners, Olson Kundig Architects, PCL Construction, Starwood Hotels, and boutique resorts across Asia and the South Pacific.

He specialises in using Phase One and Alpa digital medium-format camera equipment, is both a Phase One Certified Professional and Technician, and teaches architectural photography at the Art Institute of Seattle.

Howard Kingsnorth has recently been working for a number of clients in the construction and financial sectors.

Featured in this Spotlight is work for The Hopkins Partnership at Westminster Underground Station, panoramic views of the new 9 Elms development at Vauxhall, the head office of Santander Bank, Crossrail at Canary Wharf and the departure area at Kings Cross Station London.

He also completed interiors for private and corporate clients.

Jochen Arndt is an experienced interior, food and lifestyle photographer. Working mostly with natural daylight is the secret to his atmospheric and authentic lifestyle moments.

Over the years he has photographed for a range of magazines and commercial clients such as H.O.M.E., Couch, Schöner Wohnen, Meissen, Villeroy & Boch and GU Verlag, and has worked around the globe for a lot of high class hotels from the Swiss Alps to the deserts of Abu Dhabi.

Jochen lives in Berlin and is represented by Rockenfeller & Goebels.

Joe Schmelzer is an editorial and commercial photographer specialising in hotel, food, environmental and celebrity portraits.

Recognised for the natural window-light quality of his images, and with a knack for making even the prickliest subjects feel at ease, Joe’s work has appeared in every major interiors-centric magazine, website and blog, with Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, and Vogue UK among his clients.

Joe’s ability to help clients achieve their own creative vision has also made him a sought-after commercial photographer for high-profile brands including Dorchester Hotel Collection, Sub-Zero/Wolf Appliances and Pottery Barn.

Joe and long-time canine sidekick Parker now make their home-office in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. Joe oversees all aspects of photo/video projects through his independently owned company, Treasurbite Studio, Inc.

Lars Ranek was born in 1963 and is based in Copenhagen, from where he has been a professional advertising and commercial photographer since 1989.

He established his own company, Lars Ranek A/S, in 1992 and is now an independent photographer specialising in food and interior images.

His clients include a number of publishing houses and magazines such as Magazine Gastro, Euroman, Mad og Bolig, Pleasure Magazine, Marie Claire (France), Australian Vogue, House and Gardens, Wallpaper, Quadrille Publishing, Eilersen Funiture, Falsled Kro, Skøna Hem (Sweden) and Skodsborg Spa.

Dutch-based photographer Marcel Briaire has a love for natural beauty in people, design and architecture.

"If it is made with love and care, it is a joy to photograph," he says, and this philosophy can also be seen in his work. For instance the interiors shots he creates have a sunny, almost divine light to them.

Marcel is as comfortable in a large studio taking advertising shots with art directors and clients beside him, as he is all alone on a cold evening with a marvelous building in front of his camera.

Australian born photographer Mark Roskams started his career in the mid 80s when he began travelling the world and developing his interest in photographing architecture and design.

His work led him from New York to Florida, the Caribbean and Europe before he finally settled back in New York.

His photographs have appeared in a wide variety of international magazines including AD Germany, France, Italy, Russia and China, as well as many others.

In 2011 his book of architecture and interiors 'Masseria - The Italian Farmhouses of Puglia' was published by Rizzoli International.

During this time Mark has crafted his style of using natural light to give structure and design to abstract shapes, working with form and colour to produce recognisable work.

Working closely with many designers, developers, hotels and brands, Mel Yates’ recent work includes the publicity images of the first interior design project by Kate Moss, the stunning new home of Kelly Hoppen (with whom he is also currently shooting a third book) and the completion of a series of videos of all ME Hotel’s properties around the globe.

Originally trained at Central St Martins as an industrial designer, Mel has a highly developed understanding of design and the way it relates to people. He has shot interiors, architecture, lifestyle and portraits for a range of clients worldwide including Architectural Digest, Domus, Elle Decoration, The Four Seasons hotel group, House & Garden, Marie Claire Maison, The Sunday Times, Vogue and Yoo.

In the past few weeks alone Mel has shot commissioned work in Hong Kong, India and the USA.

2015 was a busy year for Paul Riddle, with photography assignments across Europe and further afield for a broad range of clients from his London base. Stand out commissions included photographing the new Céline store in Hong Kong, various eateries in Copenhagen, and a stunning, innovative house in Sussex subsequently shortlisted for the RIBA 'House of the Year' award.

In addition to his design commissions, Paul also photographed across Europe for corporate investment media and worked with creative agencies supplying images for branding projects.

2015 also saw publication of two books - a coffee table monograph for the Crown Estate on the preeminent Piccadilly Quadrant 3 building, and a beautiful product guide for Brunner UK shot on location in the London showroom.

Paul enjoys working directly with art directors and designers but is equally at home working on location to a brief. He is looking forward to another year of photographing great designs and interesting locations in London and across the globe.

Ric Noyle is one of the premier photographers in the Pacific Rim. An island artist with a global perspective, Ric serves a diverse international clientele from his home base in Honolulu. For more than 30 years he has excelled across people, resorts, food and aerial photography, bringing a fresh eye and a unique approach to each one.

Ric’s clients are those who value his unwavering professionalism and problem-solving skills, from concept development to the countless details of studio and location photography: casting, sets, props, permits, equipment rental, food styling, and more.

And Ric definitely knows Hawai‘i! After three decades spent behind the lens and behind the scenes, he is an expert guide to every dramatic, romantic, breath-taking beauty spot in the islands.

"On assignment at home or abroad, this award-winning photo professional delivers the results you need, the way you want them."

With his constant craving for adventure, insatiable appetite for creative media and vigorous desire to immerse in different cultures, American photographer Tom Epperson has helped revolutionise the vast landscape of art and photography wherever the tide has taken him.

Although currently based in Manila, which has been his home for the last 30 years, Tom was actually born in Cleveland, Ohio. He got his first camera at age 11, but would not begin studying photography until he reached 18.

He began his career in animation, starting as a camerman for Hanna Barbera before moving on to Australia, Korea and the Philippines. After reading an article in American Photo about French-born photojournalist and war photographer Katherine Leroy, Tom instantly decided to quit his job in animation, a job that spanned 14 years, to become a photographer.

After working as a freelance photo assistant in Sydney for two years, Tom headed back to Manila in 1990 to help run a studio. He brought along his portfolio and on the side, visited a few agencies to test the waters on his newfound pursuit. He was immediately hired by a design agency. After a year, Tom left the agency to set up his own studio, Tom Epperson Photography, which, over the past 20 years, has been a recognisable name both here and abroad.

New England-based photographer Trent Bell specialises in architectural and design photography and videography. With a Masters Degree in Architecture, he approaches each project with a depth of design knowledge and aesthetic intuition.

His approach leans towards visual calmness while letting the design speak through composition, light and the relation of subjects within the frame.

Clients include Dwell, Smithsonian Magazine, The New York Times, Mens Journal, Sierra Club, Architect Magazine, Condé Nast, Boston Magazine, Builder Magazine, Thermadore, Bosch, Fine Home Building, and many more.

VantagePoint is the creation of photographer Jeff Peters, who founded the company to provide award-winning imagery for ad agencies, business creatives, architects, and real estate developers.

VantagePoint specialises in architecture and aerial photography, including hotels and resorts, retail, commercial office, aerial and corporate photography.

"Architecture is not only the physical design and structure of a building but also how people use and fill the space. We strive to visually capture this interaction between people, architecture, light, and composition.

Give us a call to allow our team a chance to create amazing imagery for you on your next creative project.”