Ilja C. Hendel is a corporate and editorial photographer based in Oslo, working across Scandinavia and internationally.

Recent assignments include Siemens Energy (high-voltage converter technology, Norway), BMEL/BÖL (ecological food preparation, Berlin), the Norwegian National Security Authority (image base), Six Robotics (drone technology, Oslo) and Agera (corporate consultancy, Oslo).

Ilja Hendel aims for authentic and consistent imagery for corporate communication as reports, campaigns, editorial features and long-term image libraries.

More than fjords: check his portfolio at iljahendel.com or connect on Instagram.

Peter Baiamonte wants his images to tell a story, offer a glimpse of a place, show personality, or reveal meaning. His strengths include clear storytelling, vibrant colour, creative problem solving, and an ability to connect with his subjects, putting them at ease and making their time in front of the camera feel natural and comfortable.

Over the last year, he has worked on an extensive project for First Manhattan Co., creating original imagery for a website and client portal. “Working with hair and makeup, wardrobe assistants, and a full crew, we created new team photos and leadership portraits, while also capturing scenes around the office and moments from the working day. It has been a rewarding project, with great art direction from the design firm Sarankco and strong leadership from the company’s marketing team.”

Peter works across portraiture, lifestyle, landscape, travel, and sport. He splits his time between New York City and the Massachusetts Berkshires, working regularly with clients across New York, Boston, and New England.

Images in this Spotlight include work for Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, creating imagery for the hospital's new website; shots used in populating a new website for American Commodities with real scenes from around the offices, rather than stock images; portrait work for University of the Pacific, and a few images for First Manhattan Co.

Markus Altmann is a Berlin-based corporate photographer and visual storyteller.

With over 20 years of experience and a strong background in editorial and advertising photography, he has been working for a wide range of clients: from magazines to medium-sized companies and major brands like Airbnb, Deutsche Bahn, Rewe, Porsche, Siemens, and Vattenfall.

He loves working with real people and presenting them in an authentic, lively way. And he has a natural curiosity for new places and situations. Getting the best out of any given setting is one of his major strengths – whether it’s for an employer branding campaign, an annual report or a shoot with a brand ambassador.

He has extensive experience of working alone on reportage, as well as with a large team or alongside a video production.

Please meet him on his website and connect on Instagram.

Justin Green is known for creating imagery that feels dynamic, natural, and distinctly human. His work is rooted in storytelling, with a focus on connecting subjects to their environment in a way that feels emotionally honest.

Drawing inspiration from cinematic lighting and visual storytelling, he uses both natural and man-made light to shape mood, reveal authenticity, and help brands feel more relatable. Whether crafting a scene from the ground up or uncovering a compelling moment in real time, he is driven by the belief that the strongest images connect people not just to a subject, but to the world around them.

From large-scale industrial operations to local artisanal craft, this spotlight features Justin’s latest projects. It highlights a strategic campaign designed to position Cox Automotive as the premier choice for corporate fleet mechanics, alongside a targeted, small-scale project for Edward R Knives created to help the local maker attract a new client base.

Darien Robertson is a Jamaican editorial, commercial, and portrait photographer with a focus on visual storytelling and dynamic portraiture.

His background in photojournalism informs a candid, narrative-driven approach, bringing out authenticity in his work. He brings this same mindset to corporate and industrial photography to capture the precision, process, and people behind enterprises.

His client list includes Forbes Japan, The TRUMPF Group, Lonely Planet, and Ueki Steel.

Based between Fukuoka and Tokyo, Japan, he is also available for assignments requiring travel beyond borders and across the region.

Tim Redman is a photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia. His skillsets in photo and video are valuable for corporate and industrial clients looking for a single partner who can understand their brand, get to know their people and processes, and communicate their story through imagery.

Tim brings a wide range of experience shooting different subject matter to the table. Whether it’s on the factory floor, in the C-suite, on an airport tarmac, or in a classroom, Tim can adapt to the location and find the shots that communicate. He has a reputation for putting people at ease in front of the camera regardless of their experience level, be it filming corporate leadership announcements or client testimonials.

Marketing and communications professionals turn to Tim because he genuinely enjoys collaborating with his clients to create photo and video with lasting value.

Ian Kiffin is an accredited member of the Association of Photographers, with over 10 years of experience creating polished, people-centred imagery for brands, organisations and individuals. His work has included projects with clients such as BBC, Shell, and Givenchy.

He is comfortable working across corporate, media and luxury environments where professionalism, brand awareness and attention to detail matter. His approach is calm, collaborative and detailled, with a strong focus on making people feel at ease in front of the camera and delivering images that are both visually strong and genuinely useful across marketing, PR, internal communications and digital channels.

Whether capturing a live event, producing portraits, photographing teams or creating imagery for a campaign, he brings both creative instinct and commercial awareness to every assignment. He is always interested in working with brands, businesses and organisations that value thoughtful, high-quality visual storytelling.

VISUALIZE works where most shoots get complicated: active industrial sites, strict safety procedures, and lighting that doesn’t wait. From the shop floor to a helicopter, VISUALIZE captures the right perspective so the images do more than look good: they communicate clearly, build trust, and support corporate communication.

Behind VISUALIZE is Estíbalitz Soto, originally from Barcelona and now based in Belgium. Her curiosity for how things work, how they’re made, and the people who make them happen has shaped a documentary-style approach that feels human, precise, and professional. That mindset has taken her to assignments for clients such as Knauf Insulation, AVIA Partner, and Alba Synchroto, working across sites and countries.

When conditions are tough, VISUALIZE keeps the shoot safe, smooth, and on point.

Sydney-based food and drink photographer Andy Lewis brings a refined eye and an instinctive understanding of light, texture, and appetite appeal to every project. With a food and drink photography portfolio spanning commercial, editorial and campaign work, Andy crafts images that are as strategically compelling as they are visually stunning. 

Andy was based in Queensland throughout 2024–2025, flying back and forth from his Sydney studio. It was during this time that he took on the prestigious role of sole photographer for Chefs Eat Brisbane, a landmark cookbook celebrating Brisbane's dynamic culinary scene, which has just hit the shelves. 

Now back in Sydney full time, Andy is shooting FMCG packaging, advertising, editorial and social media projects for Lilydale, Steggles, Goodman Fielder, Costco, Chef Good and Allied Pinnacle. He welcomes new briefs and would love to hear from you.

Krzysztof Czernecki, though you might know him by his professional name, Christopher Photography, is a London-based photographer with a real knack for making drinks look incredible. He’s got this unique way of capturing liquids: you see every detail, every bit of energy, like the drink’s about to leap right off the page.

He’s not just pressing the shutter and hoping for the best. He brings serious technical skill to the table, mixing creative vision with that scientific curiosity you need for great stills and motion work. If you’re a beverage brand looking to stand out, he’s the guy who’ll give you bold, high-impact images that turn heads.

Krzysztof doesn’t just photograph drinks he practically choreographs them. He plays with lighting and experiments with fluid dynamics, always finding new ways to show off texture, movement, and character you’d probably miss in real life.

There’s a sense of drama in his work, whether it’s a split-second splash frozen in time or a slow-motion pour that feels almost hypnotic. He’s always pushing for that extra detail the stuff you can’t spot unless you slow the world down. All this hasn’t gone unnoticed.

Krzysztof’s work has picked up plenty of international awards and top spots in major still life competitions, solidifying his reputation as a go-to artist for sophisticated, eye-catching beverage imagery in the world of advertising and branding.