Henrik Knudsen is an award-winning photographer based in London.

Henrik’s use of space and atmospheric lighting is inspired by his interest in film and cinema. He likes mixing natural and artificial light sources, always with the aim of telling stories of people and their environment.

Henrik’s client list includes British Airways, HSBC, GSK, Vodafone, Canon, Samsung, Bombay Sapphire, BT and McDonald’s as well as magazines such as The Smithsonian, Elle Decoration, Der Spiegel and Destinations. He has also shot many charity campaigns and projects for UK Government departments.

Simon Clark is a sports and lifestyle photographer who lives every moment of his assignments and takes sportswear fashion on the next adventure.

A keen sportsman, water sport enthusiast and all-round sporting fan, his love for physical activity comes through every shot, focusing on the emotional power of sporting endeavour and the humanity of his subjects.

His client includes Lululemon, Every Second Counts, BAM, O'Neil, Very, Kitbag, Jacamo, KCA-LABS, Star in the hood, Littlewoods, Thorntons, Reebok, Nissan, The Champions League and L'Officiel.

Arnhel De Serra’s work is multi-layered, comical, disruptive, political and colourful. At heart, he is nosey and curious about other people’s business. He loves to see the absurd in the everyday. His eye is constantly roving and casting around for opportunities.

London-based, his client list includes Nintendo, Gousto, Aston Martin, BP, Freesat, Halifax, Leica Fotografie International, M&S, NatWest, Sotheby's, Stagecoach, The Jewish Museum, The National Trust and Virgin Trains.

Gareth Morgans is a multi-award-winning London food photographer whose acclaimed career has spanned 20 years. Working from his large fully-equipped studio – just a stone’s throw from London Bridge.

Gareth shoots fresh, vibrant imagery with a contemporary graphic twist. A trusted favourite amongst commissioners and art directors across the industry, Gareth’s calm, level-headed approach makes an enjoyable, stress-free shoot.

In 2021 Gareth shot with many food brands such as M&S, Slimming World, Sainsbury's, and Delicious. He also worked with Wagamama UK producing still and moving imagery for promotional assets collaborating with agency Uncommon LDN.

2022 has had a busy start already with work booked in for Tesco, BBC, Asda and Co-Op. 

Gareth Morgans is represented by Process (UK/Europe), Daniele Forsythe (USA) and Qench (India). You can follow Gareth on Instagram.

Food Hall assembles award-winning teams to provide marketing solutions for food and drink brands across the world, helping create exceptional content for TV, online and social campaigns.

"Using the latest high-speed camera techniques, we specialise in creating sensational food moments.

Food Hall celebrates good food and joyful eating that makes anyone watching hungry for more.

Our creativity is matched by a proven ability to connect and engage with audiences. Our fresh and agile approach means we are able to bring excellence and ease to every project, at a range of budget levels.

We work with world-leading teams, led by the UK’s most in-demand food and drink directors.

Whether we are launching Baileys latest products or championing vegan food for Oumph!, our clients return for our constantly creative directors and cost effective production."

Other recent campaigns include Lurpak, McDonald's, Just Eat, Johnny Walker and Heinz.

Metcalfe Lancaster is a photography agency specialising in food and drink.

"We work with a roster of award winning photographers and film makers. We don’t just shoot stuff on plates and in glasses, we cover all genres including people, farming, preparing and eating food, still life, location and collage.

With this broad range of subject matter, styles and experience, we can match each budget and brief with exactly the right creative approach.

Recent projects have included Ballantines, Black & White, Smirnoff, Waitrose and M&S.

Metcalfe Lancaster are members of Ad Green | The AOP | Photo Agents London. Follow us on Instagram and see more work on our  website.

Email Julie or call her on 07778 331771 – she really does love a good chat!"

Karen Thomas is a London-based photographer and director with over 20 years of experience in producing beautifully inspiring images. Karen has an extensive client list that includes some of the biggest names in food such as M&S, Costa, Waitrose, Sainsbury's, McDonald's and Lidl to name just a few. Karen works with the very best food stylists in order to produce the high quality of work for which she is well known.

Karen fell in love with photography at a young age and the passion has never left her. She loves nothing more than getting stuck into an exciting project whether it’s a big advertising shoot, editorial project or some of her own experimental work. It might be a busman’s holiday, but in her spare time, she loves nothing more than cooking!

In this Spotlight Karen is showcasing a personal project for Veganuary featuring coconut milk; some fun and colourful shots for BBC Good Food; a few shots from a herb project for R&G Fresh; a Christmas feature for Olive Magazine; four images of Plant Kitchen products for Marks and Spencer, and a gorgeously indulgent whippy coffee for Fwip Gelatos.

London-based food photographer Danielle Wood is enjoying a busy start to the year with commissions for M&S, Sainsbury’s and Asda.

Shooting from her fully equipped studio and working alongside a skilled team she creates colourful, bold and fresh photography.

For this issue of Spotlight Magazine Danielle has selected images from recent editorial commissions with BBC Good Food and Olive Magazine.

Danielle’s clients include Marks and Spencer, McDonald's, Dolmio, Tesco, Bakkavor, BBC Good Food, Olive Magazine, Penguin, Harper Collins and many more.

Please feel free to get in touch and check out Danielle’s website for her latest work featuring some fresh new images.

“Clutter smothers; Simplicity breaths”. Terri Guillemets. 

"I strive to make every day unique, and one of the best ways to do that is to simplify.

Here are a range of seemingly effortless images. These can be very complex to achieve and are often the most impactful because there is nowhere to hide and no clutter to distract the eye. 

Food is an integral part of our lives. It comforts and nourishes, bringing fond memories. The past two years have been challenging, and I hope these images bring something special to your everyday hustle and bustle. 

My clients include Deliveroo, Waitrose Kitchen, Marks & Spencer, Nando’s, Lidl UK, Byron Burger, Weight Watchers, Subway UK, ITSU, Yo Sushi, Costa Coffee, Heathrow, Pret A Manger, EAT, Cafe Nero, Carluccio’s, COOP and many more.

Get in touch with my agent, Style Department or myself to see how we can help make the everyday special for you and your clients."

Jean Cazals has been on the food scene for many years, working with all the top chefs, restaurants, magazines, advertising and design companies. His ability to deliver and see what is right for each project has been awarded many times over. Jean is not just a photographer - he engages in every project, from start to finish, to help his clients achieve their wishes.

Jean loves food as much as interiors and people. They go hand in hand in the world of hospitality which is his playground, both in London or anywhere in the world.

Jean has a great understanding of light and composition; the detail is everything: from the props, background to the food setting. His work has graced the page of over 80 books, such as his latest, ‘Inside Marrakesh’ (Rizzoli), and the forthcoming Iconic London Sketchbook.

He is a three-times winner of the ‘Pink Lady Best Food Photographer of the Year’ awards and has been shortlisted many times as well. Jean is also a Capture One ambassador.

"Jean Cazals is a very talented and passionate photographer . He is very versatile and has the most cutting edge and sharp vision through his camera. Highly recommended". Pascal Aussignac, chef patron at Club Gascon, London.

Visit his previous Production Paradise features to see a larger selection of images, as well as his website to see the full spectrum of his work. His interviews can be read here too.