Tony is a London-based photographer specialising in food and drink and shoots from his own London studio as well as on location.

From editorial through to packaging and advertising, Tony works closely with his team of food and prop stylists to create beautiful images that show real love of food and photography.

Tony’s years of experience has led him to work with many leading agencies, food companies and publishers. His most recent commissions include the summer campaign for British Summer Fruits, a European campaign for Nestle’s plant-based Garden Gourmet and this month a new campaign for Mondelez.

So far this year Tony has been shooting commissions for Amazon, Belazu, British Summer Fruits, Costa, DaVinci, Encona, Hotel Chocolat, Hovis, New York Bagel Company, Tesco and Waitrose.

To see more of his latest work, check out the website.

Along with the rest of the world, James Murphy and his team have had to adjust to the 'new normal' this summer working from his East London studio. 

"Fortunately these past few months have been as busy as ever and this Showcase we celebrate the British staycation, shining a spotlight on some of our chefs' top gastronomic treats. From freshly caught, wild Atlantic oysters to crispy Devon fish goujons. And from melt-in-the-mouth, flaky Cornish pasty to the sweet and earthy flavours of Scottish grouse.

For an update on some of our lockdown content check out our Instagram."

Please email Flora Lowther or phone on + 44 (0) 20 7278 4770.

Jeremy Baile shoots drinks for multinational brands and independent companies through agencies and direct, for advertising, social and editorial. 

He works in both stills and moving and can seamlessly integrate them both into a project.

He is based in London and has a studio with full production capabilities, including an infinity cove, kitchen and roomsets, arranged over three floors.

Matt Marcus is a photographer specialising in portraiture, lifestyle, commercial and fashion, working with a wide variety of subjects, brands and creative agencies.

Born and bred in Scotland, Matt’s studio is based in Glasgow and he travels throughout the UK for commissions.

Matt’s enthusiasm on set for creating strong connections with his clients and subjects allows him to produce impactful imagery that is both emotionally and energetically driven, whilst also bringing the client’s vision to life.

Clients include: Dow Jones & Co, Penguin Random House, Hay House Publishing, Design House London, STV, Bailley Gifford & Co, and more.

Klaus Einwanger is a commercial food photographer and tabletop director with more than 30 years’ experience. 

He grew up in Germany, surrounded by beautiful mountain landscapes, lakes and delicious Bavarian food. It was here that he made the first steps of his photographer career before heading out into the world. Klaus and his camera are always in the midst of a story, being absolutely authentic and involved. His work focuses on natural beauty, clear colours and the incredible textures of foods whether he is in the studio, on location or in the great outdoors.

Over the years, he has had the opportunity to work with great creatives and big brands, chefs, publishing houses and restaurants. For years he has been a member of the AOP, The Association of Photographers Ltd, and has already received countless awards in Europe.

Clients include Adam Byatt, AEG, Allianz Insurance, Bosch, Burger King, ERDINGER Weißbräu, Google Germany, Heineken US, Lidl, Marche International, Panasonic Europe, Siemens, Simon Rogan, Subway, Tramontina Brasil, Unilever, and Weber Stephen.

Matthew Joseph is an award-winning people-focussed advertising photographer and director. He is based in London but gladly follows his work around the world (when global pandemics permit).

"Lockdown in the UK has not stopped progress! Whilst missing flying to warmer climes, it has been a very productive time filled with not only shooting a lot of personal work - both stills and motion, but I'm also grateful to a few global clients who have trusted my work ethic, creativity and flexibility to commission a few projects both remotely (using the amazing tech we have) and on set at a safe social distance. There is always a way to keep on shooting and being creative!"

Matthew is a visual storyteller who uses his years of experience behind the camera in a huge variety of situations, cultures and climates across the world, to help connect global brands with their local audience through stills and motion. Whether on a large set full of complex lighting, cast and crew in California, or in a remote Ethiopian village with just his camera, subject and a language barrier; his keen eye for detail and an understanding of human emotion enables him to document authenticity time and time again.

He is proud to have been included in Lürzer’s Archive ‘Top 200 Ad Photographers Worldwide’ for 2017/18 and 2019/20 - he is also a finalist in the 2020 AOP Awards for his project ‘Podo’ - read more on his website.

JSR is one of the world's most successful creative agencies, managing over 50 photographers, illustrators and content makers, finding creative solutions for the world's biggest brands and agencies.

With full in-house production capabilities and the connections to produce multi-million-pound projects anywhere in the world, JSR is delighted to present some of their latest work, some achieved during the lockdown, as they begin to return to providing the service that has kept them at the forefront of image-making for over 15 years.

This Showcase includes the Cadbury "Freddo Treasures: Space Series" campaign by Carioca Studio, exclusive digital artwork for Jägermeister by Musketon, classic heritage style for Lock Hatters by Matt Hind. Lastly, witty, candid portrayals of British life by Arnhel De Serra.

Visit the website to see more.

With a background in the arts and art direction, Julia has been shooting kids, fashion and portraits for many brands and top independent magazines in the UK and internationally for many years.

Her art of storytelling adds something unique to a brief and it's her adaptable style that makes her work eye-catching and iconic.

Alongside her personal projects, she has spent a number of years returning to the Camargue, where she has just completed a project with Liberty Fabrics, which was a collaboration of her personal work on 'Horses and Guardians'. Julia worked on a campaign shooting the fabrics manufactured into shirts. modelled by the cowboys and girls, or "Guardians", as they are known, shot during the course of their daily work.

Editorial clients include Vogue Bambini, Naif, Awkward World, Collezioni, Rakes Progress, Pirouette and  Mini Maven, amongst others.

Advertising clients include Velveteen, Liberty, Marie Chantal, Mothercare, Fendi, Afiniti, Boden and Marks and Spencer.

"For this edition of Showcase UK I’ve chosen to focus on a new set of motion portraits of Charlize Theron, Matthias Schoenaerts, Kiki Layne and the rest of the cast of Netflix's new film - The Old Guard. 

It was shot this time last year using motion control robotics alongside conventional cameras and a meticulous setup process which allowed us to perfectly capture some very complicated shots of each character in only one or two takes. Which makes for happy talent and happy producers.

2019 was a busy year for my team and I, so when cinemas start showing big movies again you will see a lot more of my photographic and moving image work on a billboard (or instagram feed) near you soon.

Get in touch if you'd like to find out how motion control could add a new dimension to your project while removing the element of risk that often accompanies moving image productions.

Visit my website to see the full clips."

Tim Atkins has managed to keep himself busy during COVID-19 with food and beverage clients ranging from coffee brands, magazines, restaurants and most recently photographing new recipes for Italian brand Parma Ham. As the lockdown has brought the world to a halt, it gave time for one to reflect on what's important and the direction we should be taking in our industry to make a difference.

Working out of his studio in East London, Tim has been collaborating with local creatives photographing sustainable drinks brands with no-reply magazine and photographing his own personal drinks projects.

Looking towards the rest of the year Tim has some exciting new food and drink projects on the horizon. He has been selected as a finalist for AOP Awards 2020 with an exhibition in London to be celebrated later in the year. 

If you would like to work with him on an upcoming project please get in touch with him directly at the studio.