JSR is one of the world's most successful creative agencies, managing over 50 photographers, illustrators and content makers, finding creative solutions for the world's biggest brands and agencies.

This Showcase includes new drinks photographer and director Martin Wonnacott, the latest campaign for the Ricky Gervais cover by Hamish Brown for the Radio Times and Ricky Gervais by PEROU for DEK Magazine, Game of Thrones by Harrison Edwards for Virgin Atlantic's Vera Magazine, epic shoot by Oliver Paffrath for Genesis GV60 Hyperbowland and British Airways campaign or their World Traveller Plus and new Club Suites by Henrik Knudsen.

Visit the website for more information or get in touch to discuss your next project and check out JSR's latest projects on Instagram.

"From cars to cats via vacuum cleaners. It's been a fulfilling and varied year of equally enjoyable projects.

Working with some of the best brands across many industries and being creatively challenged keeps me on my toes."

Richard Boll works across lifestyle, product, and portrait photography, often effectively blending these disciplines for clients within single shoots. He brings energy, creativity, and hard work to every commission, and is equally comfortable in a studio and on location. He is often involved in the organisational aspects of shoots and has a warm-hearted presence that enables him to connect well with clients and team members.

Richard has been commissioned to shoot for global advertising and brand campaigns by leading creative agencies including M&C Saatchi, BBDO, and Sway, and his work has been featured in a wide range of editorial publications including Vogue, Rolls Royce Magazine, and Forbes. Other clients include Sony, Zeiss, American Express, Land Rover and Emirates.

Richard won the National Portrait Gallery’s Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize and his commissioned portrait of Sir David Attenborough was selected for the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery.

In this Showcase from Stephen Conroy it’s clear why some clients call the London food & drink photographer “The Burger Man”.

His work for burger, fried chicken, vegan and fast food clients can be seen on billboards, point of sale, packaging, social media, delivery sites and moving image across Europe.

The last few months have seen some fun briefs with creative results - flying buns, saucy drips and tumbling fries as well as the Hairy Bikers drooling over their giant burger.

For more examples check out Stephen’s website or get in touch to discuss your next project.

Mark Mawson is a London-based advertising photographer and director specialising in shooting liquids, drinks, fragrances, splashes and underwater.  

With 30 years experience and recognisable style, Mark creates beautiful and inspiring imagery for the world’s leading brands.  

Mark has won many awards for his work, including the AOP and Communication Arts Awards.

Dean Northcott had a quiet then very busy and successful 2021 with both his personal and commissioned work. His vibrant new style in his stills work has transferred over into his work in moving image, a new great passion for him. 

Born in New Zealand, Dean was raised on a diet of sport, barbeques and beach. After several years of world travel in his early 20s during which time he developed his sense of aesthetics, he arrived camera-in-hand in London and went on to study photography at LCP.

A former semi-pro rugby player, a third Dan black-belt in karate and marathon runner, sport is at the epicentre of Dean's entire life, he lives his work.

JSR is one of the world's most successful creative agencies, managing over 50 photographers, illustrators and content makers, finding creative solutions for the world's biggest brands and agencies.

This Showcase includes new drinks photographer and director Martin Wonnacott, the latest campaign for the Royal British Legion in which photographer Stuart McClymont captures a series of powerful interviews featuring armed forces veterans, and ⁠⁠Arnhel de Serra's latest work shot on the back of TVC for Policy Expert, capturing people in and around their homes in London.

Visit the website for more information or get in touch to discuss your next project and check out JSR's latest projects on Instagram.

Andie Redman is a London-based props and wardrobe stylist. With over 20 years' experience, she has styled everything, from national billboard campaigns, TV series, TVCs and editorials. Diverse and flexible, she also offers food styling, set building and hair and makeup. 

"I have been really busy recently. Just in the past couple of months, I have been working on the new Transport for London campaign, British Heart Foundation billboards, Blue Planet, Just Dance Tik Tok, Bloomsbury and headline book cover shoots, Haymans Gin, Ramsbury Gin…(good job, I love gin).

The Guardian's relaunch of their Saturday Magazine has filled the gaps in-between. This has become a very regular feature called Flashback, and it's such great fun. The concept is simple, the actual set builds and wardrobe are often incredibly complicated and technical. A celebrity gives us a childhood photograph of themselves, including perhaps a family member and we recreate the photo, with the celebrity as they are now, without retouching. The before and after shots are then pictured together. Often the photos are from the 70's and 80's.

Photographer Pal Hansen and I have had multiple utterly ridiculous conversations about getting it to work, and have been working with a wonderful array of celebrities. It's been going down a treat. I feel this is a long term project, but it's brilliant to have it in between my advertising work."

Udo Reichelt-Schaurer has built a reputation as someone who brings considerable artistic culinary skill and professionalism to his work. A trained chef, he relishes a challenge, can think outside the box and can step up to deliver on a tight brief. All this he manages with great humour and quiet resolve – he is a great collaborator.

Udo has worked on many editorial and packaging still and video shoots around the world. Locations include the US, South America, Asia, the Middle East as well as Europe. He speaks and writes fluent English and German, and some Russian.

“For me, working with food is like a friendship, you have to really listen, think about your position and approach before you can create a unique style and deliver a great result.”

"We’re in Christmas mood already – with Lucid Representation photographers, Con Poulos and Tom Parker having shot the festive campaigns for Waitrose and M&S Bank, as well as lots of non-seasonal shoots for new and existing clients from all of our team:

David Boni has been shooting some fantastic OOH campaigns for Tennants and Scotland’s Railway. John Garon recently spent two days in the cycle friendly lanes of Essex with SomethingMore Agency, shooting a lifestyle library and jumping out of the way of fast-moving bikes.

Whatever the time of year, working across production and multi-format projects is what we’re great at, and whatever your campaign needs – we’d be delighted to help out. Always using green suppliers and eco friendly methods whenever possible, from local to global – we’re here!"

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