Julia Bostock has been photographing children, fashion, and portraits for numerous brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad.

She has received several awards, including First Prize in the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for children’s photography with Grumpy Girl, which was also exhibited at Photo London. This image forms part of an ongoing project documenting Scottish crafts and traditions, soon to be featured in an upcoming book. It has also been shown in a joint exhibition in Barcelona.

In 2024, she exhibited in both Arles and London. This year, she is particularly keen to engage in socially responsible projects, believing that impactful photography can make a real difference. Constantly inspired by the world around her, she is always thinking of new stories to capture, aiming to convey the emotions and atmosphere of her subjects and their surroundings through her imagery.

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad.

She has won awards, including the Julia Margaret Cameron Award - first prize for children's photography for ‘Grumpy Girl’ which was also exhibited at Photo London. This particular photo is part of an ongoing project documenting Scottish crafts and traditions, soon to be featured in an upcoming book. Additionally, it will be showcased in a joint exhibition scheduled to take place in Barcelona in December 2024, as part of the prize.

In 2024, she has exhibited in Arles and London. This year she is keen to get involved in some socially responsible projects, as she believes photography with impact can make a difference. Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture; she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery.

Alongside her commercial work, she is always documenting real life. She notices the things around her, close to home, and abroad, and as a result she has touched on many delicate issues.

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad. She has won awards, including the Julia Margaret Cameron Award - first prize for children's photography for ‘Grumpy Girl’ which was also exhibited at Photo London. This particular photo is part of an ongoing project documenting Scottish crafts and traditions, slated to be featured in an upcoming book. Additionally, it will be showcased in a joint exhibition scheduled to take place in Barcelona in December 2024, as part of the prize.

Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture. Referencing painting and sometimes vintage photography, she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery. Alongside her commercial work, she is always documenting real life. The pandemic has helped her to slow down and notice the things around her, close to home, and as a result she has touched on many delicate issues and noticed the small details. She has an empathy with people which allows her subjects to feel comfortable and at ease.

Editorial clients include Awkward World, Collezioni, Milk, Mini Maven, Naif, Pirouette, RakesProgress, Vogue Bambini and The Telegraph, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Adidas, Lego, Afiniti, British Airways, Caramel, Liberty, Velveteen, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

Julia is a London-based, award-winning photographer and art director whose work takes her all over the world, photographing some of the most iconic brands in the world and shooting for top editorial magazines.

Julia is as happy working on location with natural light as she is in a big studio set. She specialises in kids, teens, and lifestyle fashion photography.

From editorial portraiture to commercial projects, the key focus in her images is authenticity, honesty and connection with her subjects. Her advertising clients range from Fendi to Center Parks. Julia is passionate about editorial work and has shot for Milk, Luna, Vogue Bambini, to name but a few.

Visit her website for more information and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock currently divides her time between London and Suffolk, where she has a studio. Having grown up surrounded by art and photography, and having completed a BA in graphic design, Julia made a career in art direction and graphic design. The involvement she had on every side of a shoot later gave her photography a unique creativity and a natural ability to story tell.

She loves directing videos and small films to add another dimension to her photography. Julia’s energetic and fresh style gives her an ability to sidestep the conventional, whether working with well-known brands or her own reportage. Julia's playful vision and irreverent approach drew her naturally to work with children and she quickly carved a name for herself in children's fashion.

She brings this same energy into her photographs of subjects of all ages, and effortlessly brings out the child from within. She puts her subjects at ease and loves to get to the core of the subjects' spirit and to tell their story through her pictures. She is known for creating a unique blend of fashion and reportage in her work. Her images reflect the curious imagination and spontaneity of children and create worlds in which they appear both captivated and natural.

Her international vision, European connections and love for travel have defined her work and forged strong working relationships with clients like Vogue Bambini, Adidas and Nestle. She is passionate about her work and is always looking forward to new challenges.

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad for a number of years.

Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture.  Referencing painting and sometimes vintage photography, she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery. Through her lens she pulls something unique out of the scene, using composition and light, capturing a moment.

Featured in the Spotlight is her very latest campaign: Island Feelings for Luna Magazin shot in the Outer Hebrides (Scotland)

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad for a number of years.

Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture.  Referencing painting and sometimes vintage photography, she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery. Through her lens she pulls something unique out of the scene, using composition and light, capturing a moment.

Alongside her commercial work, she is always documenting real life. The pandemic has helped her to slow down and notice the things around her close to home, and as a result she has touched on many delicate issues and noticed the small details. She has an empathy with people which allows her subjects to feel comfortable and at ease.

She has just returned to the Camargue where her work is now being shown in Arles.

Editorial clients include Awkward World, Collezioni, Milk, Mini Maven, Naif, Pirouette, Rakes Progress, Vogue Bambini and The Telegraph, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Adidas, Lego, Afiniti, British Airways, Caramel, Liberty, Velveteen, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad for a number of years.

Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture. Referencing painting and sometimes vintage photography, she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery. Through her lens she pulls something unique out of the scene, using composition and light, capturing a moment.

Alongside her commercial work, she is always documenting real life. The pandemic has helped her to slow down and notice the things around her close to home, and as a result she has touched on many delicate issues and noticed the small details. She has an empathy with people which allows her subjects to feel comfortable and at ease.

She has just returned from a trip to the Camargue where she shot more to add to her series and is soon to have an exhibition in Arles.

During lockdown she was able to work on a kids' campaign for Adidas / Lego which was shot remotely.

Editorial clients include Awkward World, Collezioni, Milk, Mini Maven, Naif, Pirouette, Rakes Progress, Vogue Bambini and The Telegraph, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Adidas x Lego, Afiniti, British Airways, Caramel, Centre Parks, Liberty, Velveteen, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Afiniti, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

"Since the days of Julia Margaret Cameron, the number of male photographers, both amateur and professional, has vastly outnumbered women. The camera gave women the ability to record and comment on life with freedom and insight and to reveal a unique perspective.

In my personal projects I love exploring culture and heritage through the lifestyle and traditions of people around the world. From the amazing traditions of the “Guardians" in the Camargue I was able to recognise and pick out a young cow girl who was as capable as the traditional male horsemen but who stood out not only for her confidence but her sense of calm, poise and self-possession. Another pushier (male) photographer had spotted her at the same event and was trying to muscle me out of the way, but the innate unspoken and unthreatening communication that two women can silently create between them enabled me to capture some of the most powerful portraits of that series. I then turned this into a commercial project for Liberty.

Gaining trust and using my intuition has always been key to my work from photographs of couples undergoing IVF treatment to the remote crofting families in the Outer Hebrides.

As an art director initially and having studied painting and photography I instinctively understand what makes a good composition, but at the end of the day it is story telling that lies at the heart of my work, giving expression to the lives, passions and stories of my subjects."

Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and leading independent magazines in the UK and abroad for a number of years.

Constantly inspired by what she sees around her, she is always thinking of stories to capture.  Referencing painting and sometimes vintage photography, she is eager to convey the emotions and moods of subjects and situations through her imagery. Through her lens she pulls something unique out of the scene, using composition and light, capturing a moment.

Alongside her commercial work, she is always documenting real life. The pandemic has helped her to slow down and notice the things around her close to home, and as a result she has touched on many delicate issues and noticed the small details. She has an empathy with people which allows her subjects to feel comfortable and at ease.

A return trip to the Camargue to shoot a campaign this year has been postponed, but filming and stills for a brand from the region is her next passion and is soon to be resumed. During lockdown she was able to work on a kids' campaign for Adidas / Lego which is coming out very soon.

Editorial clients include Awkward World, Collezioni, Milk, Mini Maven, Naif, Pirouette, Rakes Progress, Vogue Bambini and The Telegraph, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Adidas, Afiniti, British Airways, Caramel, Liberty, Velveteen, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Afiniti, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

Title: Grumpy Girl

"This was part of a series of documentary photographs on the Outer Hebrides. 

Inspired by Paul Strand who visited the islands back in the 1950’s I wanted to make a study of the people who lived and worked there. 

I travelled up to the far north of Scotland to document the modern day weavers and how they live their lives, just as he did then. Still using traditional skills I was interested in the way the incredible craftsmanship had been passed down to the younger generations but in relatively unchanged surroundings.

The home of Harris Tweed is now a vibrant community proud of its traditions, where weaving of the iconic cloth is both a flexible source of family income and a link to the past and landscape.

Having photographed the grandfather and his son, I remembered that he'd told me that the grandchildren were inside the house but asleep. They were woken up and bought into the chilly air of my canvas studio set up inside the shed where the father was alternating weaving with delivering new born lambs. She was a little bit grumpy and really didn't want to have her picture taken. Somehow I persevered and got this picture of her."

With a background in the arts and art direction, Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and top independent magazines in the UK and internationally for many years.

Her art of storytelling adds something unique to a brief and it's her adaptable style that makes her work eye-catching and iconic.

Alongside her personal projects, she has spent a number of years returning to the Camargue, where she has just completed a project with Liberty Fabrics, which was a collaboration of her personal work on 'Horses and Guardians'. Julia worked on a campaign shooting the fabrics manufactured into shirts. modelled by the cowboys and girls, or "Guardians", as they are known, shot during the course of their daily work.

Editorial clients include Vogue Bambini, Naif, Awkward World, Collezioni, Rakes Progress, Pirouette and  Mini Maven, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Velveteen, Liberty, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Afiniti, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

With a background in the arts and as an art director Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and top independent magazines in the UK and internationally.

Her art of storytelling adds something extra to a brief and it's her adaptable style that makes her work eye-catching and iconic.

Alongside her personal projects and having spent some time in the Camargue, she has just completed a project with Liberty Fabrics - a collaboration of her personal work on 'Horses and Guardians' Julia worked on a campaign shooting the fabrics manufactured into shirts for the cowboys and girls, or guardians, to wear whilst working.

Editorial clients include Vogue Bambini, Naif, Awkward World, Collezioni, Mini Maven, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Velveteen, Liberty, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Afiniti, Marks and Spencer.

Julia Bostock is a British photographer working in the UK and abroad. With a background in graphic design and art direction, she has a confident style and is able to help realise creativity on a photo shoot by just looking and being confident. She loves people, and it shows in her work.

Julia has been specialising in kids, babies, teens, family, lifestyle and baby’s fashion photography for over 15 years. She shoots advertising, commercial and editorial for clients worldwide including luxury brands such as Fendi, Velveteen, Marie Chantal and large global brands such as Nestlé, British Airways and Affiniti.

She is also happy to work with start up companies including Hullabaloo and Tweedysmiths, and recently shot for Pirouette and L’Enfant Terrible to create a photo story set in Scotland.

From luxury children's wear fashion brands to charity work, she is always inspired and loves to travel. Julia is happy working with natural light or in a studio, and has won awards for her children’s images which include One Eyeland, and was recently shortlisted in the Kids category of the Spotlight Awards.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock is a British photographer working in the UK and abroad. With a background in graphic design and art direction, she has a confident style and is able to help realise creativity on a photo shoot by just looking and being confident. She loves people, and it shows in her work.

Julia has been specialising in kids, babies, teens, family, lifestyle and baby’s fashion photography for over 15 years. She shoots advertising, commercial and editorial for clients worldwide including luxury brands such as Fendi, Velveteen, Marie Chantal and large global brands such as Nestlé, British Airways and Affiniti.

She is also happy to work with start up companies including Hullabaloo and Tweedysmiths, and recently shot for Pirouette and L’Enfant Terrible to create a photo story set in Scotland.

From luxury children's wear fashion brands to charity work, she is always inspired and loves to travel. Julia is happy working with natural light or in a studio, and has won awards for her children’s images which include One Eyeland.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock has been specialising in children, teens and baby photography for over 15 years. She is now diversifying and working on fine art photography having won some recent awards.

Julia shoots portraits of men, women and children and is happy to travel. Her work is commissioned for advertising, commercial and editorial shoots whether lifestyle or fashion. Her clients are worldwide, including Fendi, Mothercare, Velveteen, Afiniti and large global names such as Nestlé, British Airways and Simba.

From luxury brands to charity work, Julia is always inspired and loves story telling. Her photography awards include One Eyeland, and she works from her studio as well as out on location. She creates amazing lighting effects, be it natural or contrived - everything is possible!

Currently she is working on a project with weavers in Scotland and hopes to print her book soon.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock has been specialising in children, teens and baby photography for over 15 years. She is now diversifying and working on fine art photography having won some recent awards.

Julia shoots portraits of men, women and children and is happy to travel. Her work is commissioned for advertising, commercial and editorial shoots whether lifestyle or fashion. Her clients are worldwide, including Fendi, Mothercare, Velveteen, Afiniti and large global names such as Nestlé, British Airways and Simba.

From luxury brands to charity work, Julia is always inspired and loves story telling. Her photography awards include One Eyeland, and she works from her studio as well as out on location. She creates amazing lighting effects, be it natural or contrived - everything is possible!

Currently she is working on a project with weavers in Scotland and hopes to print her book soon.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock has been specialising in children and baby’s fashion photography for over 10 years. She shoots advertising, commercial and editorial for clients worldwide, including Fendi, Mothercare, and large global brands such as Nestlé, British Airways and Harrods.

From luxury brands to charity work, she is always inspired; photography awards include One Eyeland.

She is ready to embrace new projects and has become keen to document people and their origins. She works in studios and on location where she can create natural lighting and many other lighting effects.

She has recently been working on a project with weavers in Scotland - she’s working on a book at the moment - for further information please contact her.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock has been specialising in children and baby’s fashion photography for over 10 years. She shoots advertising, commercial and editorial for clients worldwide, including Fendi, Mothercare, and large global brands such as Nestlé, British Airways and Harrods.

From luxury brands to charity work, she is always inspired and recently was commissioned by Pirouette to exhibit in the screen capture exhibition 'A girl in this world’ at Playtime Paris. Photography awards include One Eyeland.

Her main attribute is to capture natural images of her subjects. On top of this, she works in studios and on location where she can create natural lighting and atmosphere. "Working with children is so much fun, challenging and unpredictable and the rewards are endless".

Her work is inspired by all kind of art, the creativity of children and the odd things that appear in daily life.

Visit the website for more information about Julia and follow her on Instagram.

Julia Bostock has recently launched her new website consolidating her impressive range of work and her place as one of the UK's leading kids' fashion photographers.

Her client list goes from strength to strength and includes luxury brands such as Fendi, Mothercare, and large global brands such as Nestlé, British Airways and Harrods.

She continues to bring a unique, fresh and individual style to each new commission and works for both British and international brands and publications. More recently she is also shooting luxury men's and women's fashion and continues to work producing videos to run alongside her photographic campaigns.

Julia Bostock is one of the UK’s most established children’s fashion and commercial photographers with recent clients including Fendi, Dairy Crest, Mothercare and Tesco.

Julia continues to carve a vibrant career though her unique visual approach and her inherent ability to capture the infectious spirit of children in a playful and natural way. Her advertising clients range from luxury brands to high street retailers, and she also continues to work with fashion brand campaigns and editorials internationally.

Her experience in visual storytelling brings life to her images and underpins her unique signature style. Julia's current approach sees her increasingly directing short videos, giving her clients additional moving image assets which work to strengthen their brand messages.

Julia is based in London, and also regularly works abroad. She recently launched her new  website and is currently seeking agents in Europe and the US.

Julia Bostock works in London and worldwide. Her vision and energetic spirit is brought to life through working in collaboration with the client and stylist to create commercial presentations and editorials which are enhanced by her playful ideas. She loves storytelling through her photography - her subjects include children and families, kids' fashion, teens and, in addition, men’s fashion and portraiture.

She works with many luxury brands as well as and down-to-earth simple products. Often Julia works with video as an addition to the stills to deliver an even stronger brand image for her clients.

Her engagement with the entire project and the subjects in front of her camera always produces energetic, thoughtful and imaginative images which tell a story and convey the required message.

Her clients include Meri Meri, Mothercare, La Petite, Smallish magazine, British Airways, Clarks, Yeo Valley, Monsoon, Nestle, Vogue Bambini, Collezione, Petit Tribe, Jigsaw, Sainsbury, Asda and Cico.

Julia Bostock works in London, the UK and worldwide. Her subjects include children and families, kids-fashion, teens and, in addition, men’s fashion and portraiture.

Her engagement with the entire project and the subjects in front of her camera always produces energetic, thoughtful and imaginative images which tell a story and convey the required message. Julia often works with video in addition to the stills to deliver an even stronger brand image for her clients.

Her vision and energetic spirit is bought to life through working in collaboration with the client and stylist to create commercial presentations and editorials which are enhanced by her playful ideas.

Her clients include Meri Meri, Mothercare, La Petite, Smallish magazine, British Airways, Clarks, Yeo Valley, Monsoon, Nestlé, Vogue Bambini, Collezione, Petit Tribe, Jigsaw, Sainsbury, Asda and Cico.