Michael’s energetic, cinematic images that create striking key art and promotional imagery in high-profile worldwide campaigns for Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Paramount Warner Bros, Audible, and more.

His characterful portrait style means he is regularly commissioned to shoot musicians, artists, actors, celebrities, and beyond for an array of national and international publications.

And he works as effortlessly in everyday environments, shooting parks footballers, community gardeners or cold-water swimmers in personal projects that trace connections between people and place: how a love of green spaces defines our contemporary Englishness, how a group of young classical musicians relate to the history of Brixton.

Increasingly, he combines these experiences to tell the stories of brands like Mastercard or agencies like Craft in their campaigns.

Calm, creative collaborative and a joy to work with on set, he’d love to meet and show you his work.

Brad Stanley creates images that stand out through a combination of strong visual storytelling, attention to detail, and a relaxed approach behind the camera.

He brings the same level of creativity and professionalism to every project, from commercial campaigns to portrait sessions.

His ability to connect with people, understand a client's vision, and consistently deliver high-quality imagery has earned him the trust of brands, businesses, and individuals alike. Every shoot is approached with passion, purpose, and a commitment to producing exceptional results.

Mary Beth Koeth is an editorial and commercial portrait photographer based in Dallas, Texas.

Known for creating authentic, human-centered imagery, she works with leading publications and brands including The New York Times, AARP, ESPN, Golf Digest, Billboard, Forbes, and Time Magazine.

Recent assignments have taken her from Kenya’s Maasai Mara to New York City, Los Angeles, Tulsa, and Miami, photographing everyone from world champions and entertainers to everyday people with extraordinary stories.

Her work focuses on connection, resilience, identity, and the lives that often go unnoticed.

In addition to commissioned photography, Mary Beth is developing several long-term documentary projects exploring community, aging, foster care, and the evolving role of women in contemporary society.

Lindy Lin is a celebrity and entertainment photographer crafting polished, authentic imagery for talent, brands, and editorial campaigns.

Based in Los Angeles, with a private photo studio in West LA, Lindy specialises in capturing dynamic portraits, red carpet moments, live events, and branded storytelling with a cinematic yet natural approach. Her work spans celebrity, entertainment, and lifestyle photography, with clients ranging from media outlets and production companies to global brands.

Whether creating striking celebrity portraits, editorial imagery, or branded lifestyle campaigns, she focuses on creating images that feel elevated, genuine, and timeless.

With an eye for storytelling and a calm presence on set, Lindy brings versatility and professionalism to every assignment, helping clients create compelling visuals that connect with audiences across editorial, commercial, and digital platforms.

Horton-Stephens are London's leading photographers' agents.

"We've produced over 10,000 shoots over more years than we dare to admit to. We offer a full end-to-end production service, and we’re often brought in right at the start of a project, helping to shape ideas and approach, from day one. Budgets, logistics, locations, casting, styling—we know how to make it all work smoothly, creatively, and without drama, on time and on budget. From lean, stripped-back stills to full-scale TVCs, we've produced just about everything.

We attribute our long history in the industry as our desire to be forward-looking and AI is now a big part of our offering. We’re especially excited about the hybrid use of AI with photography and had great success recently with the UK Government's Cyber Security campaign, where we coordinated a collaboration between photographer George Logan and AI artist Alys Thomas."

Some photographers make images that look good. Paul Miller makes images that feel like something. His work, cinematic, atmospheric, and grounded in real human presence, has been built over two decades of lifestyle, portrait, and campaign production alongside agencies, brand teams, and crews who come back. On set he brings clarity of vision and a collaborative approach that keeps the creative moving in the right direction. In post he stays hands-on until the colour, tone, and feel are exactly right.

When he's not behind a camera he's usually making something with his hands. Restoring Ethel, his 1964 travel trailer, keeping his vintage Honda motorcycle Ursula on the road, or working on whatever the current project is at Ghost, his live/work production studio in Denver. The same instincts that drive his photography, craftsmanship, attention to detail, and knowing when something is finally right, tend to follow him everywhere.

Even in an age where anyone can manipulate anything at a whim, fact still beats fiction. As a race, we’re programmed to recognise truths. It’s why the world’s greatest brands have been built on them.

Jason Knott has known that all his life. As a kid he experimented with an old box camera, tinfoil, paper and passers-by. That was all there was. Beautiful images had to come from subjects. Contours, emotions, muscles in faces, pupils of eyes, glances, turns, things in hands, skies, walls, the worn shine on the seat of a car.

30 years and a few cameras on, Jason works the same way. No fakes. No substitutes. Just the wonders people and places already have, found and framed. His eye searches, the camera remembers. That’s it.

Look at Jason’s images and you can smell the air by seeing it. Sense a joy in a mind by staring a face in the eyes. Hear birdsong looking at a row of trees. Touch the sweat on a brow by noticing it. Visually and beautifully, Jason tells the truth. And that is all communication really has to do to succeed.

Jade Kiddell is a commercial photographer specialising in advertising campaigns for pet brands, known for creating imagery that is bold, character-driven, and instantly engaging. Her work combines graphic colour palettes, confident compositions, and carefully styled sets to deliver visuals that feel playful yet highly polished. With a strong understanding of brand storytelling, Jade creates campaigns that balance commercial clarity with emotional appeal - allowing products to sit naturally alongside expressive animal talent.

Working in a controlled studio environment, she brings patience, structure, and a sharp creative eye to every shoot, capturing moments that feel spontaneous while remaining meticulously crafted. Her approach puts equal emphasis on animal welfare, visual impact, and brand consistency, making her a trusted collaborator for creative teams and agencies alike.

Jade’s campaigns are recognisable for their warmth, humour, and clarity - transforming pets into compelling brand ambassadors with presence, personality, and charm.

Anatol Gottfried works across advertising and lifestyle photography — building imagery that fits both polished campaigns and candid, human moments depending on the requirements.

For The Coca-Cola Company, he shot two distinct campaigns in the sports and hydration space. BODYARMOR Lyte, a low-calorie electrolyte drink, called for a grounded lifestyle approach: young people at a beach, a festival, a night kiosk. Unforced, color-driven frames that place the brand inside everyday active life beyond gym-culture posturing. Powerade took a different direction: a Cape Town shoot centered on one basketball player, the focus was physical intensity — imagery built on contrast and raw presence.

Work like this, spanning candid lifestyle and high-contrast sport, defines how Anatol moves across categories for clients worldwide.

Cosimo Salvati is a commercial and advertising photographer based in Mexico City, working across lifestyle, food & beverage, fashion, and editorial

His work moves between the controlled precision of studio still life and the energy of large-scale campaign productions — a range reflected in recent projects for brands like Liverpool, Miller High Life, Dos Equis, Tecate, Pepsi, American Eagle, KFC, and Nescafé, as well as editorial features for GQ México and Grazia.

His approach centers on building a clear visual language for each brand — images that feel specific, not generic — whether that's a beer shot with attitude or a fashion campaign with real texture and life.

Cosimo works primarily in Mexico and the US market, collaborating with agencies and brands looking for work that balances craft with character.