Creativity and style are the key words for Jean Cazals' work.  Featured in this Showcase are more new examples of his approach to his beloved food from kitchen to table, capturing the current mood of restaurants and creating imagery to fit the style of each client.

Having won numerous awards in London and abroad, Jean is devoted to food as much as photography - his passion and understanding of the business, having worked with numerous chefs, restaurants and brands provides him with expertise across editorial, design, publishing and advertising.

His kitchen studio is based in Notting Hill with numerous props at hand. Jean loves diversity and shooting in a studio, on location or abroad. His love of styling is also a great asset.

Visit his previous Production Paradise features, his new website to see the full spectrum of his work, as well as his latest interview.

Andrew Molyneux has over 30 years' experience shooting stills and, more recently, moving images for an extensive list of corporate clients worldwide, working on annual reports, corporate social responsibility reports, corporate brochures, websites and shooting image libraries for companies.

Andrew's friendly, easy-going approach together with his wealth of experience are a real asset when it comes to creating the right images for all his clients - which explains why they return time after time.

Some recent clients include Arriva, GE Aviation, TriTrax, Cargill, Coats, Kier Group, Ultra Electronics, Showlite, Welsh Government, Ordnance Survey and Impact Health Partners.

For more information contact the studio on +44(0)1594 845561 or Andrew on +44(0)7836 661460.

Process is a leading London-based photographic agency, proudly representing a family of award-winning photographers and directors.

"Producing creative and diverse imagery for the advertising, design and editorial markets, the Process stable doors are currently open to new and exciting talent - as we invite submissions from established photographers to join the Process roster!"

Collaborating with a global network of industry-leading contacts and suppliers, the Process team are excited to also announce the introduction of an extended service plan, including art buying advice, one-off projects, and bespoke productions.

"We love to chat and are always happy to discuss any photographic projects, so do get in touch for further details on our creative services. Don’t forget, all of our recent work can be found over on the Process website, or join us on social media to keep up-to-date with the latest news."

The team at Horton-Stephens are well known for representing a world-class group of photographers, but moving image has become a bigger and bigger part of what they do.

No doubt this trend will continue following a Gold DMA Award earlier this year for 'Best use of Moving Image' and two further Silvers for PayPal.

Great production remains key to the success of the company's shoots; this is truer than ever with the team's film work where they offer everything from online/offline editing to sound studio, motion control and CG - whatever clients need.

See more moving images on the website.

An amazing passion for photography, technical knowledge, the ability to create a story through strong images along with a problem solving, professional attitude are part of what reassures clients that their photographic projects are in safe hands.

Giles Christopher enjoys working on location or in his studio, shooting individual products, to large campaigns.

His clients range from fabulous hotels, restaurants and bars - photographing interiors, lifestyle and menu refreshes throughout the year - to artisan food and drink producers: "So many wonderful gins and cocktails photographed recently!"

Visit the website to see more examples of Giles’ work or call +44(0)7971 686151 for enquiries, quotes, availability or just a chat.

Germaine Walker Photographic Agency represents a group of talented and award-winning image makers.

The newest addition to the group is Charlie Clift, who’s been known to dangle CEOs upside down, go undercover with drug cops and set Michelin star chefs on fire, all in pursuit of a great photograph. He’s also got an exhibition up at Pop Brixton London until the end of September 2018.

The agency also offers a full-service production in the UK and internationally and takes great pride in creating some of the biggest campaigns around as well as smaller projects.

Some recent clients include V&A Museum, Gail’s Bakery, Uber, NHS, Natwest as well as The Guardian, Cyclist Magazine and many more.

"As our glorious summer draws to a close, we at Howlett Photography take a moment to look back on a fantastic season of creative activity in our new Still Life studio in London.

During the long hot months we were refreshed by our alcoholic ice pop shoot for Sainsbury's, continued to develop our cutting edge creativity with jewellery photography for Pravins, and maintained our prominent advertising style with a food product shoot for Benecol.

Officially, it's the start of autumn, but we continue to provide bright, exciting and bespoke still life product photography in our dynamic studio space in London.

Why not get in touch, or discover more by visiting our website. We look forward to welcoming you to our studio."

Jemma Watts is a highly experienced food photographer, working in both London and around the UK. She uses natural light to capture the true feel of her subjects, resulting in mouthwatering images.

She receives commissions from publishers, design agencies, and marketing agencies. Jemma also has a great talent for taking natural photos of people and places. Many of her commissions involve taking pictures of the people and places that are part of the food she is shooting, therefore creating a story behind the dishes.

Recent clients include Pinney’s of Orford Smokehouse, Hillfarm Oils, Maldon Oysters, Snape Maltings, 91 Magazine and House Beautiful Magazine.

Based in London, photographer Graham Thorp studied art and photography in his early 20s, but it was a birthday present of a camera from his parents that changed everything.

Graham works in close collaboration with clients, agencies, production and post-production teams to refine the process to deliver the most aesthetically pleasing final images. Super patient, very cool headed under pressure and an easy-going nature with an aim to please, all combined with a sharp eye for detail, make him a real pleasure to have on set.

Truly capturing the moment and narrative, Graham's images are evocative, clean, graphic and dynamic - with a little occasional drama characterising his work.

Simon Urwin recently completed an epic three-week photo shoot across China and Tibet, beginning in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province, and ending at Everest Base Camp. 

In that time, he immersed himself in the world of Yellow Hat Sect monks, lived in a Khampa village deep in the Himalayas, and explored a hidden corner of China, barely changed since the time of the Cultural Revolution.

Images as well as stories written by Simon from the shoot will soon be appearing in Lonely Planet Traveller, Sidetracked and Traveller magazines amongst others.