British-born and London-based photographer Zoe Economides spent most of her twenties in Australia where she was exposed to cinematic coastlines, the barren red earth of the Outback and time-weathered rock formations that make it like no other place on Earth.

While studying for her commercial photography degree there, these wide and open expanses, their subtle colour palette and layered textures, undoubtedly became a key influence on her work.

Her beautifully lit images maintain a clean and considered aesthetic through deliberate simplicity. Locations have become a key aspect of her work and she takes great interest in scouting for them to bring her vision to life, imbuing her shoots with a relaxed atmosphere to match.

Always keen for an adventure, the search for these often remote and vast locations has taken Zoe across the globe, from the white-drenched terrain of Antarctica, through the oxygen-starved highlands of Peru, to the awe-inspiring volcanic formations of Iceland.

Inspired by the beauty of nature and the human form, Zoe’s work seeks to bring them together, blurring the lines between portraiture and landscapes.

London-based portrait photographer Robert Wilson continues to produce some of the finest examples of memorable celebrity imagery.

He is equally at home shooting Prime Ministers, sports stars and actors as he is shooting the everyday or extraordinary, as seen in one of his personal or long-term projects. 

His commercial client list includes the likes of Adidas, Nike, and Peroni, whereby his celebrity portraits feature on the cover of The Times Saturday Magazine.

Many of his portraits are held within the permanent collections of both the English and Scottish National Portrait Galleries, and his work and portraits from the Afghanistan War are regarded as an important historical record.

Whether in the studio or the field his innate passion to capture the emotion of his subjects along with his recognisable technique ensures his images stand the test of time.

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Jack Margerison is a photographer renowned for his ability to capture stylised portraits that uncover the distinctive personalities and emotions of his subjects.

With a profound sense of empathy and understanding, he adeptly creates candid and spontaneous moments within his photographs.

Jack's portfolio encompasses a wide range of commercial, editorial, and campaign projects, collaborating with esteemed clients such as The Premier League, Sports England, EE, Samsung, The New York Times, and Tesco.

His skills shine brightest under pressure, as he passionately crafts visual narratives that deeply resonate with viewers.

Daniel Lewis is a London-based photographer with extensive and varied experience in the industry, beginning his career as a photojournalist.  

Operating within the portrait, corporate, and industrial fields, Daniel skillfully captures individuals from diverse backgrounds. He seamlessly transitions between photographing Academy Award-winning film directors, renowned sports stars, and high-profile executives of FTSE 100 companies.

When time permits, Daniel actively engages in pursuing smaller, personal projects, showcasing his keen eye and artistic vision. One notable project, his 'Open House' series, not only evolved into a solo exhibit but also earned the distinction of having two of its images prominently displayed at London's prestigious Mall Galleries. He has worked for such global corporations as HSBC, Glencore and AngloAmerican, as well as UK institutions such as the BBC, the English Premier League, Marks & Spencer and Virgin Atlantic.  

Daniel has been published in National Geographic Traveller, The Guardian and The Times of London, as well as many other UK titles.

As a former actor, Michael has a keen eye for narrative and a flair for the dramatic. His poppy, energetic portraits combine stunning lighting with wit and story. Plus he possesses an uncanny ability to put even the most famous star at their ease, whether shooting editorial portraits or marketing campaigns.

Recent work has seen Michael shoot Jim Broadbent for 'The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry' (eOne), key art for neurodivergent drama 'A Kind of Spark' (BBC/BYU TV), Charlie Brooker for Netflix on the release of Black Mirror Season 6, Charity Wakefield (The Great) at dawn for Broadleaf Magazine, Rufus Hound and Will Young for new projects, as well as Charlton Athletic footballer Sean Clare.

His project 'Classic Beats on Brixton Streets' won GOLD at The AOP Awards, and he has recently signed to be represented by Daniela and the team at Park Village.

He has a stunning new portfolio from Delta Design, which he would love to meet and show you in person.

Master photographer of people: sports stars, actors, musicians, politicians, models and less famous people too. Worldwide, for design companies, ad agencies, record companies, PR firms, magazines and more.

Recently Perou has been photographing big cats: tigers, lions, cheetahs, jaguar and leopards, in a studio he set up inside a lion’s den (literally not metaphorically) to highlight how endangered these animals are.

There is currently a large public display of these works in the Stainer Street tunnel of London Bridge train station.

He has also been photographing the construction of Crossrail and the people making it.

In the middle of a global pandemic, the best-selling book Perou had been working on for 21 years was released: ‘Marilyn Manson by Perou: 21 years in Hell’ published by s always, available for commissions.

London-based portrait photographer Stuart McClymont has been capturing the essence of his subjects in his portraits for over 18 years. Quite a character himself, he has extensive experience in portrait and fashion photography. His passion for photography is perfectly complemented by his incredible technical knowledge; his love for his work shows in his images and every shoot is a pleasure.

He has built up an impressive commercial portfolio, regularly shooting editorial and advertising campaigns for a broad range of clients including Honda, Nike, Sony, Sky, EasyJet, Remington, Police, Ralph Lauren, MTN, AA, Nokia, Panasonic and Brother.

Olivia Beasley began her career as an illustrator before moving over to photography. Memory and storytelling are important triggers for projects, and she likes to create a narrative in her photographs showing people in real places or constructed environments to give a sense of time and place. Her story ideas often begin with a written text which can be re-imagined as still and moving images.

This same approach is used by Olivia on portraits, fashion or still life projects. She enjoys collaborating with people – “the people I’m photographing and everyone that helps me make reality look a little bit better”.

Stephen Conroy is a London photographer and director with a keen eye for details and selling the flavour.

His consistent high-end production values mean he works regularly with some of the biggest food companies in the world - creating campaigns for ads, packaging, point of sale or PR.

Clients from the UK, Europe and America have a great experience at his studios in London to go along with the beautiful tempting results.

Get in touch with Stephen to discuss how he and his talented team of food & prop stylists can help your next project, and for more examples check out his website.

Gareth Sambidge is an innovator in the field of food film and photography, constantly pushing the boundaries and exploring new possibilities both conceptually and technically.

In recent years, Gareth's greatest passion has been adapting these techniques to the dynamic world of moving images. He has directed television commercials, collaborated on travel films, and contributed to social media food campaigns, all while infusing his work with creativity and experimentation.

Gareth's impressive client list includes esteemed names such as Edwardian Hotels, Kellogg's, McDonald's, Sainsbury’s, Workham Hotels, Wild Bean Cafe and Waitrose.