For his latest international commission, Pedro Aguilar teamed up with Wieden+Kennedy Amsterdam to produce this astonishing group portrait of female athletes and brand ambassadors for Nike Russia.

The image, part of the 'What Are Girls Made Of?' campaign, features Adelina Sotnikova, Anastasia Kotelnikova, Anastasia Yankova, Irina Gorbacheva, Kate Shegeliya, Kristina Sivkova, Olga Kuraega, Lera Zarubina, Maria Cherepanova and Maria Novosad.

"The Great British Production Company... for London’s secrets."

Services include:

• full budget management,
• location scouting,
• location management,
• casting,
• talent management,
• transport and production vehicles,
• accommodation management,
• client care,
• catering,
• equipment rental,
• local crews.

Highlights for this Showcase include amazing automotive campaigns for the Jaguar I-Pace and McLaren Automotive, a stunning SS-GB promo for BBC Worldwide, a still-life timepiece feature for Men’s Health Magazine, and a beautiful billboard for Whitley Neill Gin.

The Bunker is a high-end creative retouching and CGI studio based in the heart of London’s East End. Its subterranean studio creates exceptional creative imagery for some of the world’s biggest brands, leading agencies, and most talented photographers.

The Production Factory HQ in London produces fashion shoots globally, specialising in full account management.

The Production Factory team are experts in their field including fashion, luxury, lifestyle, advertising and editorial. The company can assist with every aspect of photo shoots, including but not limited to casting, licenses, locations, permits, travel arrangements and transportation, accommodation, prop sourcing and art buying.

Recent London clients for Spring/Summer 2017 include Lacoste, Berghaus, The Guardian, M&S, The Body Shop, Poetry, Wrap, New Look, Glamour and John Lewis, to name a few. With productions currently taking place for S/S18 across multiple continents weekly, it’s another season to be proud of!

Peter is a lifestyle photographer and director.

His evocative images always capture the perfect moment to tell the story.

“We’ve worked with Pete for many years on photography and film shoots. We feel his work has a certain magic quality to it - I always really look forward to receiving shots from new shoots and they always exceed our expectations. He’s extremely professional and has a really lovely way with the models and crew. I’d absolutely recommend Pete to anyone (as long as they don’t use him too much when we need him!)” Kate Courtney, Bourne Leisure.

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Ingredients and styling are in force in this Showcase from Jean Cazals, including the winning image of Mac & Cheese for the ‘Pink Lady Best Food Photographer of the Year 2017' award.

Jean is devoted to food as much as photography - his passion and understanding of the business, having worked with numerous chefs, restaurants and brands for 20 years, provides him with expertise across editorial, design, publishing and advertising.

He has an eye for detail and concept, an eye to put food and props together to create the right mood for his client request. An eye to adapt to every situation simple or more complex.

His kitchen studio is based in Notting Hill, with numerous props at hand. Visit his previous Production Paradise features and his new website to see the full spectrum of his work, and don't miss his latest interview.

The Vue photographers have been as busy as ever with clients such as Tesco, Halifax, Hartley's, Renault, Star Alliance, John Lewis, Costa, Sainsbury’s, Land Rover, Airbnb and many more.

"We’re also thrilled to welcome a new addition; food photographer Danielle Wood to the Vue fold. Danielle adds a fresh, bright and vibrant style with a contemporary edge. She has a keen eye for detail, creating beautiful images that show her love of food and photography."

Check out some of the great work they have been busy creating by visiting the website, blog or Twitter.

Jemma Watts is a highly experienced food photographer, working in both London and around the UK. She uses natural light to capture the true feel of her subjects, resulting in mouthwatering images!

She receives commissions from publishers, design agencies, and marketing agencies. Jemma also has a great talent for taking natural photos of people and places. Many of her commissions involve taking pictures of the people and places that are part of the food she is shooting, therefore creating a story behind the dishes.

This style and quality of work is especially apparent in the cookbooks she shoots. In May, two books were released: ‘Tilly’s Kitchen Takeover’ by Tilly Ramsay (Hodder & Stoughton), and ‘London: The Cookbook’ by Cara Frost-Sharrat (Frances Lincoln).

Lo And Behold represents a select roster of internationally acclaimed image makers including photographers Ben Quinton, Dean Chalkley, Wilma and exciting new signing Rosaline Shahnavaz, as well as illustrators Supermundane and James Brown.

The agency's artists exemplify the best of London's creative spirit, be it documenting subcultures, creating large scale street art, or producing stand out imagery for some of the UK's biggest brands. Their commissions and exhibitions have a global reach. Recent clients include Amazon, Virgin, The 21st Annual Webby Awards and Sony.

Lo And Behold also provides full production service, art buying and picture sourcing to produce local content through a global network of associated artists.

Lo And Behold also supports the next generation of talent through mentoring, university talks and workshops.

Nick Howe shoots both drinks and lifestyle photography with a special focus on where those two worlds overlap. His approach to this area, which mixes a sense of authenticity with a feel for a wider story unfolding, has kept him busy with a set of clients including Bacardi, Thomson Holidays, The Macallan, Ford, Jack Daniels, Lipton Ice Tea, Adidas, GLH, Unilever and Martini.

In 2016, Nick was featured in the '200 Best Ad Photographers Worldwide 2016/17’.