Connor Langford is an Australian photographer whose work spans fashion, travel, lifestyle, and documentary projects.

Based in London since 2019, he has produced campaigns and commissions across the UK, the Middle East, North America, and Asia. Over more than a decade of image-making, Connor has developed a distinctive style that reflects his love of people, culture, travel, and storytelling.

His clients include AMAN, British Vogue, Ralph Lauren, Jumeirah, Loro Piana, and Audemars Piguet, alongside collaborations with charities in Mozambique, Bangladesh, and Nepal.

Moving fluidly between commercial and documentary work, he brings the same attention to detail and narrative approach whether creating imagery for global luxury brands or grassroots organisations.

With a background shaped by travel and an enduring interest in human connection, Connor continues to build a practice that balances commercial commissions with personal projects, producing work defined by curiosity, clarity, and a strong sense of place.

Connor is represented by NM Productions.

Style Department is your go-to creative partner for outstanding food and drink photography, styling, and moving image production.

"We represent an exceptional roster of food stylists, prop stylists, and home economists, alongside an award-winning photographer and director—all dedicated to crafting mouthwatering visuals that connect brands with audiences.

From concept to final frame, our team provides comprehensive production support, including crew booking, location sourcing, budgeting, casting, and on-set coordination. With meticulous planning and a deep understanding of timing, textures, and trends in food presentation, we ensure that each project runs seamlessly—whether it’s a stills campaign, a commercial shoot, or a social-first motion piece.

We’re proud to represent photographer and director Kris Kirkham, whose cinematic style and attention to detail have shaped iconic campaigns for Nando’s, Itsu, and Deliveroo. Recently, Kris was listed as one of the 30 top commercial drinks and beverage photographers around the World by Production Paradise. Kris continues to redefine how food and drink are captured through both still and motion storytelling.

Explore our artists’ latest projects in this Production Paradise Spotlight and discover more on the Style Department website. Let’s collaborate to make your next campaign a visual feast. Follow us on Instagram and Vimeo for fresh inspiration."

Horton-Stephens are London's leading photographers' agents. Hard to believe, but they have produced over 10,000 shoots.

"Safe to say, we’ve seen it all. We offer a full end-to-end production service, and we’re often brought in right at the start of a project, helping to shape ideas and approach, from day one.

Budgets, logistics, locations, casting, styling—we know how to make it all work smoothly, creatively, and without drama, on time and on budget. From lean, stripped-back stills to full-scale TVCs, we've produced just about everything. Need a last-minute location? Lightning-fast casting? A solution to something that feels impossible? Have you considered AI? That’s where we come in.

We’re just as comfortable leading a production as we are working alongside your team. When it comes to shooting stills alongside a TVC, it’s something we truly excel at. We understand how to support the wider production and make the most of shared resources to deliver standout stills campaigns."

For brands that need complex industrial projects presented with clarity and style, Stuart Conway delivers. His photography and motion work combine technical precision with creative storytelling to give every project a distinctive edge.

Across three decades and more than 60 countries, Stuart has earned a reputation for reliability, efficiency and creative excellence. He recently directed a full manufacturing video production, managing every stage from concept to final edit and producing a suite of LinkedIn-ready social videos that extended the client’s reach.  

In the Gulf of Mexico he completed an offshore portrait commission on a deep-water production platform, capturing the skill and professionalism of the crew with crisp, atmospheric imagery. 

Experienced as a commercial drone pilot in the UK, EU and USA, Stuart provides clients with a complete end-to-end visual service, photography, motion and aerial work that elevates brand communications across print, web and social media.

Based just outside of London, Mike Ellis is ideally located to create stunning corporate and editorial images for agencies and clients all around the UK, Europe and further afield.

Bringing over 30 years of experience to the table and comfortable in any environment, Mike’s natural reportage style and the ease with which he interacts with his subjects brings authenticity to his images.

Working across a broad range of sectors, Mike’s portfolio showcases his strong composition and a keen eye for detail, helping his clients to communicate their message and brand values to customers, employees and shareholders alike.

Recent clients include: 3i, Anglo American, Beazley, Block Solutions, BRE, Cavendish Education, Citi Group, Corre Energy, Eurocommercial Properties, The Gap Partnership, Gatsby Foundation, ICAEW, NHS England, Norge Mining, Riverstone Energy, Smurfit Kappa Group, and UK Power Networks.

Title: Helena Norowicz - Life starts many times

Location: Warsaw, Poland, Karol Tchorek’s sculpture studio

''I met Helena Norowicz - a theatre actress almost 10 years ago. I was just starting my career in fashion photography industry and so was she… I was 22 years old photographer and Helena was 82 years old fashion model. For both of us it was an exciting project. Helena supported me along the way, came to my exhibition later and we started an extraordinary friendship. This year I reconnected with her. She didn’t change at all. I feel blessed to meet someone like her.''

Title: Martini Sunset

Location: RGB Digital Ltd Studios, London, UK

''Martini Sunset reimagines the classic Martini through the warmth and romance of a setting sun. The aim was to highlight the drink’s iconic elegance while bringing an unexpected sense of movement and drama. By freezing liquid in mid-air, the image reveals sculptural shapes that the human eye would never normally perceive, organic, fleeting forms suspended in time.''

Title: Sharjah

Location: Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates

"This photograph was taken on a warm May morning in 2025, just after sunrise on the coast of Khor Fakkan, United Arab Emirates. Earlier, we had been photographing a group of teenage boys riding their Arabian horses at full speed along the beach, rearing, racing, and showing off their wild energy. Once the saddles came off, the boys led their horses into the sea to cool down.

In this frame, I captured a fleeting moment of play, one boy balancing on the back of his horse in the shallows, silhouetted against the rising sun. 

Just after this shot, he front-flipped into the water. The combination of golden light, movement, and raw spontaneity gives the photograph a sense of freedom and timelessness, one of those rare moments I knew would be special the instant I pressed the shutter."

Connor Langford is represented by NM Productions.

Title: Suspended In Youth

Location : Tulbagh, Western Cape, South Africa

''As most caught moments in life, that are generally unplanned, this was one of those. My partner and I took a trip to South Africa. My Motherland. This was New Year’s Day. We woke up early and went for a hike into the Mountains. We were alone for a good few hours swimming in these rock pools before about 10 local kids made their way there. 

I had my camera, they had their joy for life. We all swam and hung out together, talking about the new year ahead. We froze their joyful moments forever. Fearless and content.

Always grateful for these moments in life. To connect with people and nature in ways you least expect.

This was a beautiful reminder to never forget to connect with the inner child. They're always ready to play.''

Title: Buzkashi Battle

Location: Tajikistan

''Buzkashi, meaning “goat pulling” in Persian, is the wild, brutal sport of Tajikistan and its neighboring countries. Think polo - but with a headless, eviscerated goat instead of a ball, hundreds of riders, and no formal teams. Rooted in the nomadic cultures of Central Asia and played for hundreds of years, riders, or chapandaz, battle for control of the goat while dodging rivals (and the occasional whip or elbow) in scenes reminiscent of a Napoleonic battle painting. The rule book is less of a book and closer to a couple of sentences, with the match often overflowing into the fleeing crowd (something I can testify to first hand) games can last for hours until one rider hauls the goat across a hay-marked goal line in the dirt. Once a pastime of the steppes, Buzkashi is now a beloved spectacle at festivals and major gatherings such as weddings.''