Robert Larsen is a Germany-based fashion and beauty photographer with a refined yet natural editorial style.

His recent work includes the cover and main editorial for Cosmopolitan Middle East as well as a 14-page cover story for Faces Magazine.

Known for creating visually strong, story-driven imagery, Robert has worked with clients across the Middle East and Europe.

His approach combines clarity, emotion, and a strong sense for light and composition—making his work suitable for both commercial and editorial contexts.

After several years of successful projects in Dubai and the Gulf region, he is now expanding his focus back to the European market, seeking new collaborations with forward-thinking brands and publications.

Artur Madej believes beauty provokes ambition. An image can build personality. For him, impression outweighs storytelling. Stories are scaffolding, impressions are what stay. His work is a quiet protest against chaos, encouraging people to be true to themselves, to fulfill their potential, and to live in harmony.

He created in Warsaw, Paris, and London, and is looking forward to other cities to inspire him. His photography is fashion stripped of vanity: elegant, calm, exact, intimate, organic.

Translating a brand’s personality into a visual language is his guilty pleasure. He is drawn to brands that aspire to create genuinely high-quality products, not louder ones, just better. His portraits and editorials have appeared in international magazines including Elle, L’Officiel, and Vanity Teen. His sense of discipline comes from years of refining ideas until they become effortless.

Fashion, to him, is the language of identity; fashion photography is the language of the brand’s consciousness.

Paul Miller specialises in commercial and fashion campaigns, bringing a cinematic eye and meticulous attention to detail to every frame. His work on the Crocs × Swarovski collection demonstrates this mastery, transforming crystal-adorned footwear into striking, high-contrast visual statements.

“His sensitivity to detail, collaborative ease, and instinct for what not to shoot made the day feel effortless and creatively electric. The deliverables exceeded expectations in both quality and versatility.” — Madelyn, Crocs Global Brand Partnerships

With two decades of experience creating campaigns for brands like Crocs, Starbucks, AAA, and Ocean Spray, Paul combines creative precision with human warmth. Producers and creative directors rely on him as a trusted partner who delivers inspired, efficient, and brand-aligned photography across studio and location shoots. His images capture authentic beauty, elevate brand storytelling, and produce versatile assets for print, digital, and social campaigns.

Core Media Productions is a full-service production house built on creativity, collaboration, and a passion for storytelling. Founded by husband-and-wife duo Craig and Melissa Corker, the company has become one of Cape Town’s most adaptable and forward-thinking production partners — offering world-class services across stills, film, and digital content creation.

"At Core Media, no project is too big or too small. From TVCs and global fashion campaigns to social-first content and behind-the-scenes storytelling, we thrive on crafting visuals that move people. Whether we’re shooting on a cinematic set, capturing the energy of a fashion editorial, or creating quick-turn YouTube videos, Instagram Reels, TikTok clips, or even iPhone-shot campaigns, our approach remains the same — authentic, high-quality, and creatively driven." 

With a strong foundation in photography, film production, creative direction, and post-production, Core Media brings an end-to-end solution to international brands and agencies looking to produce in South Africa. Core Media's in-house studio, local crew, and production resources make Cape Town the perfect backdrop for seamless international productions.

"We are more than a production company — we are creators, problem-solvers, and collaborators. From concept to final cut, Core Media delivers content that connects across platforms and cultures."

"Working in this industry is a beautiful lesson in humanity. There are all types of projects, all different problems to solve, characters to work with, and varying sizes of production. But all-in-all; have fun, be nice, and work hard. And oh yeah, relax and don't be an ass."

Cameron is represented by The Gren Group.

Alex Waber is a commercial photographer specialising in lifestyle, fashion and where they intersect.

This summer featured several exciting projects and one awesome adventure. It started when two of his long term clients collaborated, Arcteryx and Section 35. Waber photographed their 'Walk Gently' campaign, photographed in the workshop of a traditional canoe builder and working with members of the community as the subjects.

Waber then ended up on a very fun boat cruise of the coast of Vancouver to shoot a summer campaign for No Reception Club.

And finally Alex went to the Yukon to participate in a relay bike race from Haines Yukon to Haines Alaska. The perk of a relay was that once Alex finished his leg of the journey, the cameras came out and he switched to documentary mode, photographing the riders of the KCIBR in an absolutely stunning environment.

Brogan McNab is a Toronto-based photographer specialising in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle imagery.

Commanding the attention of her viewers using a healthy play on contrasting elements, Brogan aims to capture and create emotion, foster intimacy between subject and viewer, and express movement within her work. Her open and descriptive communication style ensures client visions are articulated through powerful imagery, provides a strong foundation for creative collaboration, and inspires energy and emotional vulnerability from her subjects.

Brogan is wrapping a busy end to her summer with campaigns for Nyud Swimwear, Ron White Shoes, Diva Cup, Madore Athletics, TKEES, MadFit App, and the launch of Mature Beauty. She also documented the Nobu Toronto x Atelier Munro collaboration, Alo Yoga’s first Canadian wellness event, and presented live demonstrations at Canon Canada’s Image Wonderland.

Madeline McCormick is a London-based Australian photographer whose work spans fashion and lifestyle.

Recently exhibited in Paris and London, her photography explores fashion as a form of visual storytelling.

Drawing on her background in design, she approaches each project with a keen sense of composition and movement. Working across editorial and personal projects, Madeline has been shortlisted for the British Photography Awards, the Bondi Head On Photo Festival, and Spotlight Awards Emerging Talent.

Matt Zugale captures the beauty of real life in commercial and lifestyle photography.

Blending portraiture with a documentary sensibility, his images feel lived-in and human—celebrating people, places, and stories. Empathy and clarity fortify every frame, revealing the culture and character within his clients’ worlds.

Based near Philadelphia and available worldwide, he’s partnered with GoFundMe, Burger King, Columbia University, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Millennium Management, and the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau among others.

To see more and find out how to collaborate, visit mattzugale.com.

Adrian recently traveled to Kenya and Tanzania to photograph and video the Maasai and Kikuyu tribes for The Solid Rock Foundation and Orange Screen Productions.

The Solid Rock Foundation has spent years building up trust with the remote communities, and Adrian had the tribe's implicit trust and unparalleled access in helping to tell their stories. Solid Rock Foundation works to help the women and girls in these communities get out of desperate circumstances and gain local housing, schooling and employment where they can escape severe abuse and abject poverty.

Adrian is currently working with Orange Screen Productions to complete a series, 'The Maasai Dilemma' that seeks to address the tribes fight to survive and maintain their culture, while surrounded by modernity and confronted with modern human rights and ethics.

Adrian currently has studios in Arizona and Azores, Portugal. He shoots worldwide for clients including Honeywell, Bayer, AbbVie, CVS, Uber, and more.