Dale Reubin photographs people and places for some of the largest travel brands in the world. He has a great sense of adventure and enjoys the outdoors - this really drives and shapes his work.

Having driven across the entire length of Africa for a personal project, and shooting professionally for almost eight years, he is gaining huge momentum in the travel and advertising industry. For example: the London-based photographer was recently commissioned to photograph Cuba for a major travel agency, to help promote tourism to the island.

Visit his website for more of his work.

London-based photographer Ian Dingle specialises in still life, food and interiors. Clients include Heathrow Airport, Boden, Lawson Robb, Foodism Magazine and The Gentleman’s Journal, amongst many others.

The quality of the image is as important as the concept and design. Ian has a technical understanding of lighting and a creative flair which brings precision and artistry to his photography. His style is influenced by cinema and a background as a trained classical music, which informs the lighting and mood of his work.

Alex Howe has shot everything, from cats with thumbs to cars in space: Advertising and editorial. Location and studio.

His images have a contemporary style, born of a blend of art and technology, instantly recognisable as being creatively "now".

A few highlights from 2016 include:

• GQ ,Top Gear and Men’s Journal – Editorial
• Jaguar, McLaren  – Advertising
• Jaguar at the Barcode Oslo, Aston Martin at Suttle Quarry Dorset, Audi at Bollinger Hoffe Factory – Locations

Alex is represented in Europe by Morgan Lockyer, and in USA by I Group NYC.

Joakim Blockstrom has been fortunate to shoot with some of the world’s most inspiring chefs, as well as creating campaigns for global brands such as Turkish Airlines, Suchef, Courvoisier Cognac, and luxury hotel brands ME and GRACE.

Based in West London, Joakim is just as happy in his studio as on location shooting food, portraits, landscapes and design. He always works tirelessly to light and craft the images his clients require, collaborating closely with stylists and chefs to produce outstanding results.

He also curates and photographs for theheirloomproject.co.uk and is always on the lookout for contributors.

Swerve Represents welcomes two new photographers to its roster of award-winning artists:

• Elliott Wilcox is a contemporary photographer, navigating between the worlds of art and commerce. He captures youth and sports culture for brands including Urban Outfitters, Vans and Adidas.
   
• Nick Hall is a ‘big picture’ photographer/director, known for panoramic, high-definition landscapes and lifestyle. His career has seen him photograph large-scale productions for clients including Canon, American Airlines and CitiBank.

Swerve is a boutique agency with a personal approach, bringing enthusiasm, flexibility and impeccable problem solving skills to any production. Recent commissions include Adidas, British Airways and Virgin.

Barry Willis is a people focused photographer who has been shooting for editorial, corporate and advertising clients for over 25 years.

Barry’s genuine interest in people immediately puts his subjects at ease. Whether it’s chatting to a busy CEO, having a cup of tea with the family of a sick child or directing professional models or actors, it is the subtle personal connection that is key to his images: “I love the collaboration of working with a creative team on large productions, but equally, I relish the individual approach when I’m shooting editorial stories or personal work”.

2016 has seen Barry shooting for a diverse range of clients including the third year of a national campaign for National Bingo Game, a beauty shoot for COTY and a highly successful, humorous campaign for DogBuddy.

Barry’s work has also been in high demand from corporate clients including British Land, Central NIC, Indivior, Low & Bonar, Lavendon, Morgan Sindell, NHS and Stallergenes Greer.

Dennis Pedersen transforms everyday materials into spectacular, dynamic imagery. It is an art that he has honed for over 20 years.

Dennis' studio in Shoreditch, London is highly sought-after by clients from many sectors - all seeking a highly creative response to the photography of their products.

Always pushing the boundaries of the photographically possible, Dennis employs techniques and effects that bring materials and brands to life.

Recent clients include M&S, Charlotte Tilbury, Ren Skincare, P&G, Models Own and Superdrug.

Visit the blog for more information.

Paul Barshon chases the sun, spending his time between London and Los Angeles. His work encompasses all things automotive and lifestyle.

Paul is represented in London by Trayler & Trayler and in the USA by Sternrep.

Combined with his technical skills, Paul’s passion for dynamic action makes him a great choice for this very specific and demanding field of work.

Visit his website for more information.

Jean Cazals is a leading food and lifestyle photographer, having won numerous awards in London and abroad. He is devoted to food as much as photography - his passion and understanding of the business, having worked with numerous chefs, restaurants and brands for 20 years, provides him with expertise across editorial, design, publishing and advertising.

Jean’s kitchen studio is based in Notting Hill with numerous props at hand.

His current list of clients includes EAT. Restaurant, Heathrow VIP, Schwartz, D&D London, Observer Food Monthly, McCormick, The Clove Club, Whole Food Market Gidleigh Park and The Gleneagle Hotel, amongst others.

Visit his previous Production Paradise features and his new website to see the full spectrum of his work, and don't miss his latest interview.

Matt Harris recently took a detour from his more usual fare, shooting advertising images of kids, to undertake a dream assignment for Bentley.

As well as being an award-winning photographer, Matt is also a hugely experienced fly-fisherman, and this combination proved perfect for the classic British marque’s requirements. Matt was asked to help design a Bentley Bentayga off-road vehicle, custom-designed for fly-fishing, and then road-test and shoot promotional images of it on an extensive fly-fishing safari in the suitably testing terrain of the Icelandic Highlands.

The Bentayga came through with flying colours, tackling rugged tracks and even freestone streams, and Matt’s images have appeared all over the world in extensive features for magazines such as The Robb Report, Outside Magazine, Men's Journal and Top Gear, amongst many others.

More images can be seen here.