Felix Reed is a lifestyle photographer whose distinctive style and consistent body of work have earned him international recognition. Based in Milan, Italy, he regularly travels abroad for photography productions.

Over the past few months, he’s had the chance to work with a range of clients, including Costa Cruises, Cosmetica Italia, and National Housing Company (NHC). For them he travelled to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for a week-long production where he created an extensive photographic library.

Comfortable working in a team and always tuned in to the client’s needs, Felix often collaborates alongside video productions, sharing both the set and the creative vision. This approach helps streamline timelines while delivering a cohesive visual outcome.

Felix is represented in Italy by Sfera Agency and in India by Qench. Feel free to explore more of his work on his recently redesigned website.

Since February 2025, dancer Zoe Solomons and Mark Brumell have been collaborating on Dancing the Unseen, a fine art photography project exploring the intersection of movement, emotion, and spirituality.

Through this ongoing work, he aims to push the boundaries of visual storytelling, capturing moments that are dynamic, edgy, and evocative. In a world where much is seen but little is felt, the images seek to reveal the unseen — inviting the viewer to experience energy, emotion, and presence beyond the familiar.

The project is about experimentation and connection: the way light falls across movement, the tension between stillness and motion and the feeling that lingers after the image is made. Every frame is a one off, a moment caught between dancer and photographer, creating something that is as much about presence as it is about form.

Alex Waber is a professional outdoor sport, lifestyle and fashion photographer conveniently based in Vancouver Canada. Convenient, because on any given day he’s able to get up in to the mountains to shoot hiking, the farm fields and valleys to capture cycling, or jump in a kayak to photograph on the water.

He’s shot campaigns for brands like Arcteryx, Tilley, Section 35, and Duer and his work has been published in Vogue, Outside, Wired, Rolling Stone and Complex Magazine.

Combining a strong in studio practice with a love of the outdoors enables Alex to work easily with complex lighting set ups on the sides of mountains. And being an avid outdoorsy guy, he’s very keen to get out to the toughest locations to capture the most stunning photography possible.

As a photographer and director, Thomas Kettner approaches fragrance as something that can’t be shown literally, but instead must be translated through image, movement, and atmosphere.

INTERSTELLAR is a scent, and these visuals, alongside the film, represent his interpretation of its character. Rather than illustrating perfume in a conventional way, he draws on the body, light, tension, and release, creating a visual language that feels raw, cinematic, and emotionally charged.

Thomas’ work goes beyond pose and styling, instead focusing on presence, energy, and genuine emotion. Suspended between shadow and light, intimacy and impact, control and surrender, INTERSTELLAR transcends a typical fragrance campaign, becoming a sensory experience shaped through his distinctive photographic and directorial eye.

Nic Daughtry is a lifestyle photographer/director based in Boulder and Los Angeles, whose work combines dynamic energy with authenticity, creating imagery that is both visually striking and emotionally resonant.

He has recently photographed and produced through his production company a campaign for Oros Apparel, a personal project with the VW Atlas featuring a real couple traveling along the coast, plus an outdoor project photographed while roadtripping through Wyoming exploring locations.

Nic has a deep appreciation for the landscapes and culture of the Western United States, drawing constant inspiration from his personal adventures and bringing that energy into his client work.

Brogan McNab is a lifestyle and fashion photographer based between Toronto and London. She specialises in elevated, story-driven imagery for commercial and editorial campaigns. Her work is defined by a balance of authenticity and precision; capturing natural, emotive moments within a highly considered visual framework.

Positioned at the intersection of lifestyle and fashion, Brogan creates imagery that feels both aspirational and grounded. Her approach prioritizes movement and environment to build narratives that resonate with contemporary audiences while maintaining a strong, cohesive aesthetic.

Brogan’s visual language is rooted in light, tone, and atmosphere to create imagery that feels modern, clean, and emotionally engaging without relying on trend. It is her unique fusion of perspectives that contributed to her work for clients including Diva Cup, Alo, Steve Madden, and Nyud Swim.

"Having spent almost 30 years photographing people, I’ve learned that my best work happens when I photograph people in their everyday lives, showing them as they truly are and in a way they appreciate being portrayed.

I often get to work in healthcare environments as well, documenting people with amazing skills using new technologies to help other people feel better. Knowing both sides of a larger global healthcare network has taught me a lot about how and when to photograph people.

Clients will look to me to portray real and accurate patient outcomes, capturing lifestyle moments that once seemed impossible."

Daniel Ehrenworth is a commercial photographer and director based in Toronto and New York. He is known worldwide for his expressive use of colour, his innovative and cross-genre portfolio, and his love of quirk and challenge.

His commercial clients include Canada Goose, Ford, Google, Hilton, Hyundai, Kia, Maynard’s, McDonald's, Pfizer, Sick Kids Hospital, Tim Hortons, and Trojan to name a few.

He has received numerous awards for his commercial work from the ADCC, American Photo, Applied Arts, Communication Arts, the D&AD, The One Show, Lürzer’s Archive, and the National Magazine Awards.

Daniel also is a gallery artist, dad, ex-food blogger, Muppet fan and jube jube aficionado.

He is represented by Tugboat in the USA and by Impossible Studios in Canada. For more information, follow Daniel’s work on Instagram and connect on Linkedin.

Tom is a Manchester-based photographer specialising in lifestyle and sports imagery. His work is recognised for its bold, high-contrast aesthetic and striking visual style.

Working primarily across advertising campaigns, editorial and branded content, Tom creates high-impact imagery that blends vivid lighting with a natural, documentary sensibility. His approach focuses on crafting dynamic visuals that feel powerful and authentic while aligning closely with brand storytelling.

Tom has worked with leading global brands including Adidas, Etihad Airways, LIV Golf, Manchester City, McLaren Racing, Mercedes AMG F1, Meta, Puma, and Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Based in Manchester, Tom is available for commissions across the UK and internationally.

Jono captures real life and its beautiful imperfections, documenting adventures in the great outdoors and all the challenges it throws up, making the work better. He works with a combined team of mutually inspired outdoor artists and is always on the lookout to build new, long-term, working relationships.

“Our hearts are on the less trodden trails, halfway up mountain peaks, hunkered down in bothies for shelter, or around a fire with like-minded people, sharing a braai and a tasty ale, discussing adventures past and how we can improve for the next one.”

His confidence in ability has been shaped through 30 years of experience across lighting feature films and TVCs, photographing global fashion catalogues and advertising still shoots for the likes of Heathrow Ltd, Ritz Carlton, Lululemon, Haven Holidays, RedBull, Blacks Outdoor, Dunelm, Zoggs. For agencies, Havas, MullenLowe, Monster, Marmalade, Story and more.

“Get in touch to see how my team and I can help you produce meaningful, memorable content, through full service stills and motion production.”