Jacquetta is a London-based photographer working across fashion, beauty, and advertising. Her female perspective is central to everything she creates, informing an instinct for connection and authenticity that stems from her personal understanding of how people view the world.

That perspective has made her a trusted collaborator for brands and talent alike, with campaigns for Diet Coke, Longchamp, and Shark Ninja among her credits.

She brings warmth, intention, and a distinct creative voice to every brief, driven to make images that don't just look good, but resonate.

Based in London, Jacquetta is available to book worldwide through her website.

"We create TV ads, social content, print, and branded campaigns with one goal: producing standout work. No fluff, no ego, just a team that knows how to take an idea and make it real.

As a female-owned, female-led production company, we’re proud to be pushing boundaries, fostering creativity, and delivering work that speaks for itself.

We’re transparent in how we work, resourceful when challenges come up, and diligent in every detail. Big or small, every production gets the same hard graft and adaptability. With crews, fixers, and partners across the globe, we can set up and deliver wherever the job takes us."

To explore more about NM’s talented directors, photographers, and DOPs, and to view their showreels, click here.

Wanda Martin is a London-based Hungarian photographer and filmmaker working at the intersection of fashion, music and art. Known for her painterly, romantic visual language infused with a rock’n’roll spirit, her work has appeared in publications such as Vogue, Numéro, Dazed, i-D, Wonderland, Glamour, Marie Claire, and Commons&Sense, including a recent Louis Vuitton exclusive cover story for the Japanese magazine.

Her clients include brands such as Dior, Burberry, Diesel, Marc Jacobs, Pretty Green, and Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY, while she has photographed musicians and artists including Aurora, Zara Larsson, Tom Walker and Billy Idol. Martin is also the Creative Director of the London-based music and culture publication FOXES Magazine and a Canon Ambassador.

Alongside her commercial work, she develops personal photographic projects exploring youth culture, identity and romanticism, often blending documentary elements with a cinematic aesthetic.

Still life photographer and liquid specialist Jonathan Knowles pushes the boundaries of drinks and cosmetic advertising.

A world-renowned still life, beauty, liquids and drinks photographer and filmmaker, Jonathan Knowles has created iconic campaigns for global brands such as LVMH, Coca-Cola, Heineken, Guinness, Budweiser and Netflix.

Jonathan’s ethos has remained constant, ‘The magic of compelling imagery lies in capturing exquisite moments in-camera, in both stills and motion.’ Through striking composition, fluid movement and precise lighting, he creates high-impact liquid imagery that conveys freshness, energy and visual allure in its purest form.

This approach has earned him numerous prestigious awards, including International Advertising Photographer of the Year in 2019 for DiorSHOW and again in 2025 for Dulux Heritage.

Working from his London studio, Jonathan continues to produce distinctive imagery for global brands, using high-speed photography and film to set new standards in beauty and product advertising.

Are you f*ing listening? Gordon Ramsay was, when he performed brilliantly for Samuel McElwee and the latest PolyAI campaign for which he shot stills and their TVC, which first aired at the recent Superbowl. 1.5 million views in a day!

You might think this was the high point so far for Horton-Stephens, in 2026, but they also just completed the new Cyber Essentials campaign for the National Cyber Security Centre, shooting stills with the ever-brilliant George Logan.

In a fascinating production process, these stills were then used to inform AI motion creation by their amazing AI artist Alys Thomas. They told Production Paradise that it was a shoot that embodied their goal to work responsibly and ethically with AI and to have a workflow that allowed the M&C Saatchi creative team to steer the results the whole way through. It was a process that involved AI as a wonderful tool, yet still engaged photography, stylists, models, location scouts, producers and all the usual large shoot team. Part of the future for sure and a great one to add to well over 10,000 shoots they’ve already produced.

Besides that, here’s always much more to see, including a food division and photographers specialised at shooting alongside TVC productions or sometimes shooting the motion themselves.

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As part of a photographic project to explore the Nordic capitals, Henrik set off to discover Helsinki. The city by the Baltic Sea is the centre of the happiest country in the world. It offers world-renowned architecture and design, sweltering saunas and traditional and modern Finnish cuisine.

Henrik Knudsen is a photographer known for his expressive approach to light and shadow, resulting in images rich in mood and emotional impact. Through both personal and commissioned work, Henrik aims to tell genuine stories about people and their environments.

Henrik’s clients include British Airways, Bombay Sapphire, HSBC, Elle Decoration, Wired, and the Smithsonian Institution.

He is appreciated for bringing his own perspective to each project and for his collaborative problem-solving skills on demanding productions.

Over the years, Henrik has picked up numerous awards, including PDN, American Photography, Art Director’s Club and Campaign.

Henrik is based in London and works worldwide.

Mark Brumell is a documentary and studio photographer with a background in travel, culture, and people-led storytelling.

Trained in photography after leaving school and later studying at Brighton Art College and in Bristol, his work is shaped by both classical photographic practice and contemporary documentary traditions. He has spent periods living with communities, including time with a Peruvian family in the Amazon, documenting everyday life with a quiet, respectful observational style.

Alongside long-form documentary projects, Mark works in the studio producing portrait and commercial imagery, bringing the same sense of narrative, detail, and authenticity to controlled environments.

His influences include Albert Kahn and Steve McCurry, and his work has been exhibited and presented in public talks and corporate settings. Mark’s photography seeks to reveal character, context, and the subtle human stories often overlooked.

Wanda Martin is a London-based fashion and beauty photographer and filmmaker, known for her cinematic, painterly imagery with a contemporary edge. While she regularly collaborates with record labels, musicians, and actors, editorial fashion and beauty remain the core focus of her practice.

She has photographed extensively for international magazines including i-D, Wonderland, Vogue Portugal, Numero, Esquire, and Marie Claire, and is a regular contributor to the Japanese publication Commons&Sense. Alongside her editorial work, Wanda has collaborated on advertorial and branded projects with leading global fashion houses such as Louis Vuitton, Burberry, YSL, Prada, Miu Miu, and Dior.

Her work bridges high fashion and storytelling-driven portraiture, bringing emotional depth and visual boldness to both beauty and fashion imagery. Wanda is available for editorial, advertising, and brand commissions worldwide.

Carlos is an internationally acclaimed fashion photographer whose work spans some of the industry’s most influential titles, including Vogue Italia, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, and GQ.

Originally from Spain, he has lived and worked across Europe and the United States, shaping a global perspective that deeply informs his visual language. His career includes two formative years assisting on Vogue Italia shoots in Milan, collaborating with leading fashion creatives and major brands.

Now based in London, Carlos works from his light-filled studio in Shoreditch and on location worldwide. A creator of the fashion magazine Fashiopolis, he is known for a rich, emotive, and dynamic style that blends classic composition with elegant tones and color. His passion for architecture strongly influences his approach to space, location, and storytelling.

Benjamin Madgwick is an award-winning fashion and beauty photographer and director, recognised for his distinctive use of light, colour, and emotional connection. Based between London, Paris, and New York, he brings an intuitive, collaborative energy to set, creating environments where talent and clients align with a single creative vision.

Renowned for his ability to move seamlessly between stills and motion, Benjamin specialises in multi-set productions that deliver cohesive visual storytelling across formats. His work blends technical precision with a human touch, allowing authentic moments to emerge both on commercial briefs and in personal projects.

Recent highlights include a creative collaboration with MAC Cosmetics and Lick, capturing the tonal depth of black makeup and paint through innovative lighting. His ongoing project exploring modern relationships, spanning stills and short film was recently featured in the National Portrait Gallery’s Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize. He also continues to spotlight new faces through The Casting Project, an evolving portrait series focused on individuality and real beauty.