UK-based photographer Rich Pearce offers technical and artistic photography to the automotive sector.

Rich is currently working on projects that range from large brand campaigns to smaller social and editorial shoots. He knows the importance of working with speed and accuracy to get to the shot when working in fast-paced environments.

Rich brings an energy and enthusiasm to every shoot which leads into creating imagery with feeling. Every shot is designed to make the subject the absolute hero.

Current and recent projects for Audi, Jaecoo, Citroën, Urban Automotive, Evo Magazine, Octane Magazine, Hagerty, and many more.

Jeff Ludes and his team recently shot the new Subaru Trailseeker SUV over two fast paced days close to his Southern California base, first in the Mojave Desert, then in the coastal Santa Monica Mountains.

The highlight of the production was, of course, the arm car work. The team spent the day driving through winding mountain roads, capturing stills and video simultaneously, with DP Jerome Wald III at the controls.

To wrap up the shoot, the clouds finally parted just in time for a dramatic sunset, the perfect ending to an intense couple of days.

Anthony Dias is a true car specialist with a unique ability to capture lifestyle work in a bold and vibrant style. His skill in seamlessly capturing both video and still content of automotive and talent sets him apart from his peers.

Each project involves a fresh creative approach with an impeccable attention to detail. Anthony develops a deep understanding of the brands he works with, knowing what is important to both the brand and the agency. This helps him achieve impactful imagery while keeping the process enjoyable.

Thank you for taking a moment to experience his work.

Check him out on Instagram.

Anatol Gottfried's automotive photography transforms vehicles into visual narratives—fusing motion, atmosphere, and human energy into images that pulse with intention.

He approaches every frame as a storyteller: bold yet intentional, spontaneous yet composed. His lens shapes how brands communicate attitude, movement, and possibility.

In a recent experimental project, Anatol presents the smart #2 concept car—a return to the brand's compact roots reimagined with contemporary vision. Sharp, sensual, uncompromising—the imagery captures the vehicle's proportions and palette through a lens that knows when to seduce and when to provoke, translating smart's playful yet refined identity into dynamic visual storytelling. Compact form meets bold presence.

Clients worldwide seek Anatol for productions that go beyond the expected—where automotive imagery becomes emotion, narrative, and brand philosophy in motion.

Anatol is always open to new creative challenges. Have a glimpse at his portfolio on Instagram or his website and get in touch to rock your next production.

Ken Brown prioritises abstraction, tactile close-ups, and the visceral feel of an object in his work. A lifelong aficionado of chiaroscuro lighting and technothriller films, his mission is to create imagery that reflects these influences.

Ken's recent campaign work includes TVC/broadcast and directing/DoP roles for DreamWorks Pictures, Häagen-Dazs, and Maruchan.

Since 2007, Ken has won multiple awards for his work and currently splits his time between California and Austria.

He is represented in Italy by Contesti.

Per Norberg is a Swedish multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles.

He specialises in directing and shooting stills, with a hands-on approach to styling and colour ways in his automotive and fashion work.

Per always prioritises an in-camera approach first.

Tom Kahler is a UK-based photographer specialising in the automotive industry.

With over a decade of experience, he has established himself within the photography industry, consistently delivering high-end automotive imagery.

Most recently, Tom wrapped a series of exciting automotive projects, including a two-day shoot in Alicante for Aston Martin. The project was fully produced by his production company, Visual 3 Studios, which managed all aspects of pre-production and post-production.

"Last autumn, my wife Anna and I had the chance to shoot an incredible campaign for the all-new Audi Q3 in the heart of the Alps.

From producing stills for Audi AG surrounded by epic mountain landscapes, to being part of a short film together with our husky Frida — this project was all about freedom, adventure and pure good vibes. Road trips through alpine roads, sunrise hikes, hike & fly sessions, endless summer energy and unforgettable moments with the new Q3. A perfect mix of outdoor lifestyle, creativity and the spirit of exploring.

Still grateful to have been part of this journey."

Bram Declercq is a Belgian photographer creating automotive imagery for brands that need more than a glossy hero shot. He works with Phase One medium format systems for the highest quality stills and mirrorless cameras for dynamic in motion work, treating every project as a photographic challenge first, while integrating hybrid capture and CGI into the workflow whenever the brief calls for it.

The result is automotive photography that holds up at billboard scale and stands up to close inspection. Bram prefers to light, frame, and finish cars on set rather than rely on heavy retouching afterwards. Light, surface, and stance are carefully decided in camera.

He collaborates with agencies, art buyers, and creatives who need a photographer with a strong understanding of what modern image making involves.

Los Angeles–based photographer Webb Bland creates cinematic automotive and lifestyle imagery rooted in environment, narrative and atmosphere. His work places vehicles within real-world contexts that feel grounded, immersive and human.

Working across global editorial and commercial campaigns, Webb combines technical precision with a strong sense of story, developed over nearly two decades of work with leading automotive brands and publications.

Clients include Ferrari, McLaren, Bentley, Alfa Romeo, Dodge, Genesis, Ford, and Top Gear UK (long-term US contributor).

Recent work focuses on expanding automotive imagery into lifestyle-driven campaigns, weaving together people, location and mood to create more emotionally resonant visuals.