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A highly sought-after name in London fashion, Joss Mckinley specializes in high-end editorial and commercial work. Their portfolio is defined by a clean, sophisticated aesthetic and a razor-sharp focus on beauty and portraiture. Mckinley’s striking body of work has attracted commercial clients including Prada, Chanel, and Celine, with features in major fashion publications like Vogue China and British GQ.
Mélodie Roux-DuFort creates gentle and sensitive images by capturing female figures in natural settings. She prioritizes establishing a genuine connection with her models to communicate their individuality. Working with natural lighting and film-based processes, Roux-DuFort imbues her work with a tactile quality, valuing the lasting, tangible imprint of time. Based in Paris, her clients include Rabanne, Kenzo, and Jacquemus.
From his base in Paris, photographer Nick Prideaux carries his soft, film-like aesthetic across assignments in Melbourne, Tokyo, and Southeast Asia. His work is characterized by nostalgic tones, intimate portraiture, and compelling travel narratives that speak more of memory than spectacle. Prideaux’s photographs have been featured in major outlets like Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Monocle, underscoring his success with commercial clients like Google and Ruinart Champagne.
Brooklyn-based artist, writer, and bookmaker Angela Burdon uses photography to explore the complex intersection of Black identity, memory, and place. Her rigorous practice is rooted in collaboration and archival research, driven by a need to make hidden histories visible. Burdon is currently working on What Remains, a long-form project excavating her family’s migration story from the rural South, using images, oral history, and documents to map generational inheritance and displacement.
Living in Paris but working across the globe, Emilie Bardalou finds her focus in two distinct realms: music photography and remote landscapes. She expertly captures the raw emotions of live performances and the candid stories unfolding backstage. Her portfolio showcases a broad range, shifting effortlessly from intimate musician portraits to stunning, sweeping aerial and nature photography, with a deep passion for polar regions.
Joao Daniel Pereira dedicates his London-based practice to documenting political and social protests and activism since 2020. His up-close and evocative work seeks purpose by building visual monuments to those fighting for a better world. Pereira’s consistently authentic approach has led to collaborations with NGOs on climate and social issues, with his photography featured in major outlets like The Guardian and the BBC.
A globally commissioned photographer, Kimberley Ross is a leading voice in documenting contemporary music culture, specializing in editorial and fashion portraiture. Her extensive client list spans major music media, including Pitchfork and Rolling Stone Italia, and top fashion publications like Vogue Italia. Ross, an official photographer for festivals like Primavera Sound, has a masterful ability to capture intimate, powerful moments.
Maximilian Hetherington brings a keen, cinematic vision to streetwear, fashion, and youth lifestyle campaigns in the UK and beyond. His portfolio is defined by a strong film aesthetic, high-contrast imagery, and an immersive sense of movement. Hetherington’s commercial expertise has secured him a wide-ranging list of high-profile clients, including top athletic and apparel brands such as Nike, Adidas, Puma, and Tommy Hilfiger.
Paris-based photographer Fares Bouadi specializes in both analog (120/135 film) and digital photography. His approach is rooted in intimacy, documentation, and the deep exploration of soul, resulting in reflective, evocative portraits. Bouadi’s introspective work has been featured in publications such as Vogue Arabia and Hypebeast UK, with a diverse client list that includes ASOS, Google, and New Balance.
Maria Ligaya Bumanglag is a documentary photographer specializing in evocative travel and portraiture. Her images are defined by a sense of compassion and intimacy, prioritizing the observation of human stories and enduring landscapes. Bumanglag aims to use her lens as a method of witnessing, capturing moments where “silence is seen.” Her portfolio focuses on the visual evidence of the human experience, preserving the tangible details of life and place through empathetic documentation.
London-based Phoebe Cowley is a film photographer working in genres of fashion and portraiture. Coming from a scriptwriting background, she emphasizes a photo’s depth and capacity to hold a story, striving to capture individuals who have a genuine personal history to tell. The resulting images feel intimate, emotive, and expressive, skirting the edgier side of editorial photography.
Freelance photographer Mark Griffiths specializes in social, environmental, and documentary narratives. Based in Cardiff, with a Master’s degree in documentary photography, his acclaimed work has studied topics ranging from the loss of green spaces to children affected by the Chernobyl disaster. Griffiths’ editorial commissions include The Guardian, BBC, and VICE. His documentary project work is regularly recognized internationally, including selections at the British Journal of Photography’s Open Walls exhibition.
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