Ian is a well known and much loved kids and youth photographer who shoots worldwide for a variety of editorial, advertising and retail clients. His latest international campaign for Versace is live now.

He is represented in London and NYC by Ray Brown Pro.

Visit his website for more information and follow him on Instagram.

JSR Agency represents the finest artists across photography, illustration and moving image, creating award-winning work on a global scale with some of the world's biggest and most interesting brands.

Recent work includes new signing Arnhel De Serra creating delicious images for food delivery brand Gousto, Sydney design supremos Cream Electric Art imagining what no one else can see for location data analysts ESRI, rock 'n roll photographer Perou applying his unique style to some majestic "big cats", acting icon Richard E Grant captured by the almost painterly lens of Stuart McClymont and automotive maestro Oliver Paffrath revealing the quiet power of the new Lexus RX.

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With a wealth of experience built up over 30 years in the industry, Warren can turn his hand to most areas of photography but he specialises in the fields of still life, drinks and liquids. He has photographed bottles and serves from beer to whisky for numerous major brands, including Beefeater, Smirnoff, Britvic, Chivas, Fosters and Jim Beam.

His style is both bold and colourful, with a clean lighting style. He has a friendly and relaxed persona making his shoots an enjoyable experience. Working from his central London studio or on location, he combines his lighting techniques with his knowledge of post-production to produce breathtaking imagery. 

His attention to detail is key especially when it comes to retouching, which he usually undertakes himself, giving clients the option of a complete one-stop personal service.

Londoner Richard Cannon is an multi award-winning portrait photographer, whose work has been featured at the National Portrait Gallery.

He is an experienced portrait photographer shooting for an array of clients. His commissions are a mixture of working to a strict photographic brief and being left to his own devises to produce images that go beyond expectations.

He is at his best when shooting at some of the most challenging locations, making his subjects feel at ease in front of his lens.

His portraits are intelligent with a twist of surrealism. Without the need for extensive use of digital manipulation, Richard creates work that is both traditional and unusual.

Gullachsen kicked off the year producing the Marsh & Parsons 2020 campaign. In December the 2019 campaign was shortlisted in five categories at the DMA awards, collecting three bronzes. The campaign has collected numerous awards, including the AOP advertising best in category, and most of the relevant industry awards for the client.

2019 was eventful, seeing Gullachsen featured in the AOP Awards with a portrait of Sir Michael Parkinson, more editorial portraits and a broad spectrum of projects, all people focused.

Working in London and Warwickshire, he continues to produce personal projects and editorial commissions that feed into his commercial practice, many are in production or under embargo, but here are a few images from the last few months.

Catherine Collins represents photographers/ directors Anton Watts, Robert Wilson and Simon Page-Ritchie. The agency creates photographic content - stills and video.

Anton’s latest campaign for Cadillac is all about colour. This series showcases the XT5, and was shot in California.

Simon’s elegant photography features plant-based BOL Foods biggest ever ad campaign, launching their Dinner Box range which has been flying off the shelves in UK supermarkets.

Robert was given the honour of four separate covers of The Times Magazine issue promoting the BBC series 'The Trial of Christine Keeler', dramatising the Profumo affair.

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Jon is as comfortable shooting celebrities as he is with the man on the street, his images draw the viewer in with their simplistic composition and signature lighting style. 

Jon effortlessly conveys the emotion of his subjects, be it defiant, vulnerable, lost in thought or quiet contentment.

He is based in London and works across the advertising industry shooting both lifestyle and portraiture on location and in the studio.

He has recently shot for Facebook, Audley Travel, Hive and American Airlines.

Miles’ work is centered on people-based stories from the food and drinks industry. He has a particular interest in the environment, sustainability, the moral and ethical issues of food and drink production and our attitude to and relationship with what we consume. 

Over the last year Miles has been working with Distilled Magazine, a Canadian based print magazine that explores the craft and culture of fine spirits, to produce images to accompany articles focusing on whiskey production in the UK. The extended commissions required Miles to embed himself in the process, living the life of those that work at the distilleries, to truly understand and best represent the craft. 

Picked out for his natural and unobtrusive style, Miles’ images of the enigmatic process of turning barley grain into whiskey have truly brought to life the love, dedication and skill of those involved in this ancient practice.

To view Miles’ latest work, including other in-depth stories of trawler fishing in Brixham, Devon; wine production in Georgia and Armenia and organic farming in London, head over to his website.

Mark Mawson is a London-based advertising photographer and director with 30 years of experience producing beautiful, creative and inspiring pictures. He has had a camera in his hands since he was a young boy.

Mark specialises in shooting liquids and his colorful work titled “Aqueous” has become well known and collectible.

He created a video that was projected onto Buckingham Palace for The Queen’s diamond jubilee celebrations and has also produced videos used on giant screens for U2’s eXPERIENCE + iNNOCENCE tour and Shawn Mendes live performances.

Colin Campbell is a London food photographer working out of his own studio based on the canal in Haggerston.

2020 is continuing to be super busy working with Baxters Soup and Waitrose and Domino's among many others.

He has a fantastic team of food stylists, assistants and retouchers that can help bring any project to life.

Colin is represented by Gill Turner.