2017 has been a fun year for Paul Barshon and his crew with a variety of stills and film that covered everything automotive.

Shooting the entire Triumph Motorcycle range and creating brand and genre films that crossed the USA from New York to Colorado, and running away from Hurricane Ira whilst shooting in Miami. Other projects include the new VW Tiguan, the Ford Mustang, Genesis G90, drone operating for Jaguar Land Rover, and then to Spain for Renault.

One of London's most atmospheric rental locations, Camden Park Studios is located in a de-consecrated 19th Century Church in the London borough of Camden.

Two adjacent studios provide nearly 2000 sq. ft. of shooting space, with 20 ft. high beamed trusses, bare wooden floors, exposed brick walls and an attractive mezzanine meeting/chill out area accessed by a stone spiral staircase overlooking the large studio. The smaller studio provides an intimate space for casting, still life or a supplementary prep room.

A fully equipped prep kitchen, model changing area and shower room are also accommodated. 70Mb broadband is available throughout.

Justin Leighton is a UK-based photographer with a background in photojournalism and a passion for all things automotive. He shoots and films beautiful cars for a wealth of prestigious clients in breath-taking locations across the world.

It’s been a busy few months with Porsche and Mercedes. For Porsche there was the exciting debut of the new Cayenne plus a short film due out in November 2017. For Mercedes the shoots came in many flavours - the colourful G63 in Wales and the sleek black special edition G Wagen in the studio and on location in Scotland.

Next - the first public outing for AMG’s Project One in a secret location en route to Frankfurt and then the mighty E63 S Estate. The summer fun continued with the E400 Cabriolet and an exciting few days with the new E-Class All-Terrain.

Other recent clients included Rolls Royce and editorial and covers for Octane, Evo and Car.

Follow Justin's adventures on Instagram, twitter, and Facebook.

London and New York-based Jenny Hands re-imagined Clairol's 'Nice 'n' Easy' flagship brand, shooting over seven weeks and sixty models. She was hunkered down in Lower Manhattan to harvest 4TB's of imagery for the Procter & Gamble mainstay, heralding a global re-invention of their demo-graph.

Engaged as a fully phased project partner, collaborating within concept and casting to create a fully encapsulated experience, Jenny's unwavering dedication to hair, beauty and womankind garnered over the past decade and a half culminates in an understanding of the minutia and the technical that are hard to surpass.

Alongside her work with Clairol brands, Jenny has spent the past eight years regularly contributing to Aveda’s advertising collections, shooting in NYC studios, Minnesota prairies, a Caribbean hideaway and more than one Indian palace. Further works within hair include shooting with Sassoon's US label VS and being behind at least a dozen British 'Hairdressers of the Year' titles, including a North American win. In addition her talent has been sought out within the industry by Davines, Wella and Kolston.

As a still life and fashion photographer, David Wilman is best known for his technical expertise and effortless control of light and shadow. He is comfortable working either in his North London studio or on location, depending on the task at hand.

Bringing a love for architecture, shape and colour into his work, David combines a creative eye with an impeccable attention to detail which reflects in both his editorial and commercial projects. He continues to experiment with new ideas and approaches to photography and lighting which he incorporates into both his commissioned and personal work.

Marking 10 years in the industry, 2017 has been a strong commercial year for David with a number of campaigns for brands including John Lewis, Superdrug and L'Oréal.

Other clients include Tesco, CAT Footwear, La Perla, The Perfume Shop, Marionnaud and Palladium Boots.

See more of David's personal and commercial work on his website. For something a little more laid back have a look at his Instagram.

Landon Production is well known among the London fashion and advertising world as one of the city's top production agencies, producing shoots not only in London but also globally for over 15 years.

Landon Production has its own in-house studio for extensive castings and shoots, and with a wide knowledge of local talent the team has a personal yet detailed approach to every production.

Crews are always selected to suit each client which enables a smoother and bespoke production. Alongside photographic production, LP offers experienced production for moving image.

Recent Clients include George Clooney for Nespresso, Gucci Kids, Loewe, Adidas, Airbus, Mr Porter, Harper's Bazaar, Jacques Vert, Adidas Parley and Violet magazine.

Lorentz Gullachsen has enjoyed a very busy year. Advertising clients included Marsh & Parsons for their multi-award winning brand campaign: Portraits as metaphors for types of property. The poster campaign has been seen across the London Underground and two images from the campaign gained success at the AoP awards, including the prestigious Advertising Photography 'Best in Category' single image.

Real people photography has included farmers in Ireland and Norfolk for pharmaceutical client Merial. Reportage style portraits for Asthma UK and formal portraits of many celebrities including Andrew Marr, Sir Roy Strong, Terry Waite, the Rev Richard Coles, and celebrity chefs Tom Kerridge, Yotam Ottolenghi and Nadia Hussian.

“I love to photograph chefs - they are hard workers and I respect the graft that they have to do at whatever level they are at. Cooking is like portrait photography, lots of preparation and then a very quick final dash to produce a work of art.”

The Miss Jones Agency represents some of the most respected photographers in the UK today, both established heavyweights and rising stars.

Covering a wide spread of genres from food and drink to cars, the agency prides itself in providing the best production services possible. "Motion is now a big part of what we do, and we regularly deliver high level content alongside imagery for many of our clients as a matter of course."

Holly Pickering is an East London-based food, drink and lifestyle photographer, working for a range of clients from editorial to advertising. Her work is all about colour and texture and capturing natural, authentic moments. Holly is equally comfortable shooting in the studio or on location.

Recent shoots include a global food and drink lifestyle campaign for Shell, food photography for healthy start up brands Pack’d Smoothies and Ayem, and editorial work for New York-based food magazine Culture.

Holly is represented worldwide by agents Hancock & Handsome.

James Fisher is an Australian fashion and portrait photographer and film director working out of Los Angeles, Sydney and London. His editorial client list includes Vanity Fair, L’Uomo Vogue, Saveur Magazine, Travel+Leisure, Vogue Living and Empire Magazine.

Commercially his focus is on film and entertainment advertising, tourism and travel photography. James' commercial clients include Tourism Australia, 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros., Disney Pictures and NBC Universal.

James’ work with refugees in Europe forms part of his wide-ranging global portraiture project investigating the personal experiences of displaced and marginalised populations.