London-based fashion photographer Tim Kent has realised a lifelong ambition with the launch of his own magazine, ROTOR, which coincided with London Fashion Week 2022. An eclectic mix of photography and design, the magazine bears Tim’s typical hallmarks of great lighting and theatrical approach.

For issue 1 of ROTOR, Tim collaborated with industry legend, fashion designer Pam Hogg, as well as with stage and TV costume maker / fashion stylist Mark Dooris. The magazine can be viewed online at Rotor-Mag.com. Printed copies are also available from the site.

As well as working on ROTOR, Tim has been shooting advertising campaigns for clients in London and Qatar as well as projects in the UK for Red Bull and Levis.

Tim Kent’s theatrical approach to fashion photography is both powerful and playful. Bold compositions and razor sharp lighting techniques, coupled with Tim’s love of classic and quirky clothes and styling leaves his strong hallmark on all that he touches.

Tim draws his inspiration from a host of sources including his vast library of photographic books; Beaton, Bailey, Horst, Brassai, Avedon, Herb Ritts and Javier Vallhonrat are amongst volumes that rarely gather any dust on the shelf.

Recent collaborations with a diverse range of stylists, including Bernard Connolly, Rebekah Roy and Mark Dooris, has led to some great editorial spreads for BARE Magazine, DSCENE, and Tim’s new venture ROTOR magazine which is due for launch in early autumn.

Tim’s recently re-designed website features fashion, beauty, portrait and men’s sections plus the best of his recent editorial and commercial work.