Matthew Ho is a multi-disciplinary artist known for his distinctive voice in still imagery and creative brand storytelling. Drawing from a foundation in architecture, his work is shaped by a deep understanding of form, space, and visual narrative – elements that seamlessly translate into his photography.

As a British-born Chinese creative, he is committed to amplifying underrepresented voices, with a particular focus on visibility and representation within the BESEA (British East and Southeast Asian) creative community.

Katya Ilina is an artist, photographer and filmmaker based in London. She creates vibrant cinematic work exploring gender, identity, body, and cultures. Central to her practice is the desire to challenge barriers that divide, turning lens to overlooked stories and imperfect yet universal aspects of our shared humanity. Katya's work is characterised by a visual representation of women and queer people, emphasising empowerment and self-determination.

Katya has exhibited in the UK, France, Germany, Canada, and South Korea. In 2021, she won the third prize at The National Portrait Gallery's Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize. In 2023, her works were published in the Portrait of Britain Vol.6 book by British Journal of Photography and Bluecoat Press. Katya studied Photography at Toronto Metropolitan University (Canada) and University of Westminster (UK).

Jack Margerison is a London-based commercial advertising photographer creating cinematic, human-led work for brands and agencies. With over a decade of experience, he is known for crafting compelling visual narratives that balance strong production values with character, story and a natural sense of authenticity.

His approach is collaborative and considered, focused on building ideas that feel thoughtful rather than overworked. This has made him a trusted creative partner for global brands including United Airlines, Turkish Airlines, The Premier League, Barclays and Asics.

Jack’s work often combines still photography with CGI environments, most recently through major advertising projects developed in collaboration with Darwin Studio and leading production agencies. Alongside his commercial practice, he also continues to pursue personal projects, including a documentary on Woottens Boatyard, celebrating generations of craftsmanship on the River Thames.

Equally confident in studio settings and on location, Jack brings a cinematic sensibility and strong storytelling instinct to every project.

Style Department is a London-based agency representing leading food creatives - a food photographer, food and drink stylists, and prop stylists in the UK and beyond.  

"We create story-driven food and beverage imagery for brands, agencies, and production teams seeking high-impact visual content.

Our curated team features expert food stylists, prop stylists, home economists, and Kris Kirkham, an award-winning food and drink photographer and director. What sets us apart is our ability to blend culinary artistry with visual storytelling, creating bespoke food and drink images that powerfully enhance brand narratives."

Kris Kirkham’s distinctive visual style has shaped campaigns for long-standing clients like Nando’s, Itsu, and Deliveroo. Production Paradise recently recognised him as one of the Top 30 commercial drinks photographers worldwide. His work continually pushes creative boundaries in food and beverage photography and motion.  

"On request, our production oversees the entire project, from creative concept to final delivery. Our integrated approach—covering creative development, pre-production, photography, film, and post-production—ensures seamless collaboration for every campaign. Consistently high-quality results follow.

Ready to elevate your brand? Explore our portfolio or contact us today to discuss your next food photography or drinks campaign in London and throughout the UK and beyond."

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Horton-Stephens are London's leading photographers' agents.

"Hard to believe, but we've 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."

Jack Margerison is a London-based commercial advertising photographer creating cinematic, human-led work for brands and agencies. With over a decade of experience, he is known for crafting compelling visual narratives that balance strong production values with character, story and a natural sense of authenticity.

His approach is collaborative and considered, focused on building ideas that feel thoughtful rather than overworked. This has made him a trusted creative partner for global brands including United Airlines, Turkish Airlines, The Premier League, Barclays and Asics.

Jack’s work often combines still photography with CGI environments, most recently through major advertising projects developed in collaboration with Darwin Studio and leading production agencies. Alongside his commercial practice, he also continues to pursue personal projects, including a documentary on Woottens Boatyard, celebrating generations of craftsmanship on the River Thames.

Equally confident in studio settings and on location, Jack brings a cinematic sensibility and strong storytelling instinct to every project.

Swerve Represents is a female-founded artist management agency established in 2005 and based in London.

The agency is dedicated to nurturing the artists it represents and producing creatively forward-thinking imagery across both stills and motion. With a collaborative and tailored approach, Swerve works closely with clients to pair them with the right artists and ensure smooth productions from concept to delivery, on time and on budget.

Its values are rooted in honesty, commitment, integrity and enthusiasm, shaping long-term relationships with both artists and clients. Swerve is also a proud member of the AOP.

Alongside artist management, the agency offers a flexible approach to production, ranging from full service support to bespoke solutions tailored to the needs and budget of each project. Sustainability is a core priority in the way Swerve works. As a fully trained member of Ad Green, the agency is committed to finding lower-carbon solutions at every stage of production and can also provide carbon reports following shoots.

Its office runs on 100% renewable energy, and when production is outsourced, Swerve works with accredited partners who are equally committed to facilitating low-carbon shoots and supporting the goal of net zero.

Scott Grummett is a food and drink photographer and director who likes to make you hungry. Whether it’s tabletop stills or multiple set set builds, motion control rigs with timed explosive special effects, or moving around a cruise ship in tight spaces, Scott prides himself on smooth production and lip smacking images.

His work has seen him working across Europe making McDonald’s less plastic and bringing it into a modern foodie and real aesthetic, bringing it closer to high street hipster burger brands.

He’s created iconic deliciousness for Lurpak and M&S and Global campaigns for the likes of Snickers and Hellmann’s.

Big or small, stills or motion or a combination of both Scott hopes to make something that makes your mouth water and your brain spin.

Pawel Księżopolski is a beauty photographer and director based between London and Warsaw. After earning an MA in Fine Arts, he moved to London to work on film sets and pursue his photographic career. Following several years assisting some of the industry’s leading names, he established himself as a recognised talent in his own right.

His work spans beauty, fashion, music videos and television commercials, combining strong visual craft with a refined understanding of image making. He has photographed an impressive range of high-profile figures, including Sienna Miller, Andrea Bocelli, Ellie Goulding, Plan B, Oona Chaplin, Harmony Korine and Eric Serra.

Pawel’s work has been published in international fashion magazines, and he is also the creator of global beauty campaigns for leading cosmetics brands. His commercial work has been recognised at Cannes Lions and received silver and bronze awards at the DMA Awards. He also appeared as a guest on Season 8 of Polish Top Model.

His clients include Dior, Giorgio Armani, Jean Paul Gaultier, L’Oréal Paris, Max Factor, Dove, Rimmel, Kérastase Paris, AmorePacific, Perrigo, Wella, Garnier, Coty, L’Oréal Professionnel, Unilever, Sebastian Professional, Hada Labo Tokyo, Rossmann, Zalando Beauty, Dyson, Authentic Beauty Concept, Lancôme, Vichy, La Roche-Posay, Cosmoss by Kate Moss and YSL Beauty.

Annsy is a fashion and beauty photographer working between London and Iceland, known for her clean, bright imagery with a signature pop of colour. She specialises in commercial photography for fashion brands, beauty campaigns, editorials, and social media content.

Born and raised in Iceland, she moved to London to study at Speós Photography School, focusing on professional photography. Her visual style blends Nordic clarity with a polished, modern edge.

Her portfolio includes clients such as HBO, The Organic Pharmacy, Bad Wolf, London Grace, Bellissima Italia, and others. A past advertising campaign featuring her work was displayed across 40+ London Underground stations and two OOH campaigns in Iceland visible on bus stops and advertising screens through out Reykjavík, Iceland.

Annsy’s work has been published in magazines such as Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Marie Claire Spain, Glamour, L’Officiel, Photo Vogue Italia, and more.