Over the years, Lol Johnson has immersed herself in a photographic career that has traversed a broad range of subjects, from editorial portraiture to commercial still life and interiors, and now kids' fashion.

A love of art, cinema and architecture ensures Lol’s influences on her photography are far-reaching. Through the diversity of her experience, she has developed the ability to balance the mood of both location and model, producing imagery that feels natural, yet beautifully lit and carefully composed. Her recent work strives to create honest, contained narratives and is as focused on light and composition as it it is on theme and character.

Lol lives in London with her husband and two daughters.

Clients include Kickers, Monsoon, First Choice, Childrensalon, Jojo Maman Bebe, BBC, John Lewis, Mothercare, Disney, Adobe, Habitat and Not on The High Street.

Editorial credits include Milk, Lemon, Magie De Enfants, Hooligans, Babiekins, La Petite and Lunamag alongside The Times, 25 Beautiful Homes and House Beautiful Magazine.

Over the years, Lol has immersed herself in a photographic career that has traversed a broad range of subjects, from editorial portraiture to commercial still life, products and interiors and now kids' fashion.

Lol’s influences on her photography are far-reaching. Through the diversity of her experience she has developed the ability to balance the mood of both location and model, producing imagery that feels compelling, beautifully lit and carefully composed. Her recent work strives to create honest, contained narratives and is as focused on light and composition as it it is on theme and character.

Clients include First Choice, Childrensalon, Jojo Maman Bebe, BBC, John Lewis, Mothercare, Disney, Adobe, Penguin, Habitat and Not on the High Street.

Editorial credits include Milk, Hooligans, Babiekins, La Petite and Luna mag alongside The Times, 25 Beautiful Homes and House Beautiful Magazine.

Lol is represented by Roxy and Jack and is available for commissions.

Title: Untitled 2022

"The image was shot as part of a kids fashion editorial commissioned by Luna Magazine, looking to the classic British greasy spoon for inspiration. The story was a humorous portrait of a gang of kids messing around in their local cafe. We took a crew to the seaside for the day and let the models get to know each other. As the day progressed the kids relaxed into their roles and began messing around - even getting a little bored and silly at times! This image was taken towards the end of the afternoon, and probably sums up how they were feeling by that point! The result feels real and natural, which is exactly what I was looking for."