Peter Cassidy is an experienced food and lifestyle photographer based in london.

Shooting advertising, packaging and editorial commissions both in the studio and on location, he has recently worked on the M&S Style website shooting everything from crabs to craft beers, as well as ice cream for Harrods Magazine and a new book with James Martin by Quadrille Publishing that will be out in September.

His clients include Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Asda, Dairy Crest, Baxter's, Tilda Bloomsbury, Quadrille Publishing, Kyle Books and RPS. He has shot for Harrods Magazine, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Red, Food & Travel, Good Food, Olive, Delicious and Jamie Magazine.

Be sure to visit his previous Production Paradise features for more images.

Jean Cazals is one of the world’s leading food and lifestyle photographers, winning numerous awards in London and abroad for his photography. He has a unique eye and style through his use of natural light and styling to create beautiful images with high impact.

Jean is devoted to food as much as photography. His passion and understanding of the business brings expertise to every project across editorial, design, publishing or advertising. Jean’s long list of clients as well as the numerous chefs with whom he has enjoyed working for 20 years provide a final seal of approval.

Based in his London studio, Jean loves shooting on location. Nothing excites him more that diversity and a new challenge!

Visit his brand new website to see the full spectrum of his talent across food and life style photography. Be sure also to check out his previous Production Paradise publications.

“Jean is a creative photographer who will always find smarter solutions to projects. He's willing to go above and beyond to improve his vision; he is also fun to work with.” Nadine Ghazzawi - Senior Account Manager at Ogilvy & Mather.

“Jean is one of the best food photographers in the business, and it's always a pleasure to work with him.” Sarah Lavelle - Publishing Director at Quadrille.

Over recent decades, Carlos Lumiere has developed a unique portfolio through living and working in New York, Paris, Miami, Hamburg, Munich and Milan.

Carlos has recently been busy shooting editorials for Harper's Bazaar and Elle magazines, campaigns for Sorapol and East Club as well as commercial jobs for Longines Royal Ascot and Pepe Jeans.

Parallel to all this, he has been working as creative director in the setting up of Fashiopolis Magazine, a new film and fashion publication. There will soon be an exhibition of his work at the exclusive Home House in London. In addition to all this, Victor Hassleblad recently selected Carlos as one of seven up-and-comping fashion photographers.

As his name suggests, Carlos Lumiere is a true master of lighting. He combines his passion for composition and architecture with rich and colourful design to give his photographs an edgy and unique style that is contemporary, yet timeless.

His clients include Christian Lacroix, Vivenne Westwood, Dunhill, Hackett, Harrods and L’Oréal. His editorials have been published in magazines such as Vogue, ID, GQ, ICON, and Stylist to name a few. Realis Art Gallery in Monaco and Thompson Marylebone in London have both been the home to Carlos’s exhibited work in the past.

Visit his website for more information.

Welcome to the latest Showcase London, brought to you by Production Paradise, where you will find the latest campaigns for Althorp Estate, British Airways, Adidas, Clarins, Budweiser, Tom Ford, Vertu, Cosmopolitan, Sony Entertainment and many more.

We present the very best of the Capital's visual media industry, with more information available in our online Photo and Film directories.

Be sure to check out our featured events:

• London Fashion Week, with a new venue in the West End and new sponsor, from 18th to 22nd September.
• London Design Festival, from 21st to 27th September at Sommerset House.
• BFI London Film Festival, 7th to 18th October. The Festival opens with the European Premiere of Suffragette, starring Carey Mulligan, and will include films from Cary Fukunaga and Terence Davies in its official competition.

Our cover photo was shot by Shamil Tanna, represented by Vue.

Pixeleyes provides clients with a creative and hassle-free service. Based in central London, the company works across still life, liquids, advertising, fashion and beauty photography.

Specialists in creating stunning quality imagery, Pixeleyes was established 10 years ago with the philosophy of paying the closest attention to detail to the creation of high-end still life photography. The company is well known for its use of liquids and special effects to create spectacular beauty, fashion and product stills.

"What drives us is making the impossible a reality."

Visit the website for more information.

"I'm very much still a food and drink photographer but increasingly I get asked to produce more and more videos as well as direct. I started off working in video so in many ways I'm coming full circle.

Featured in this Showcase is a small collection of recent videos I produced myself with my small team, under the banner of 'videography'.

The two videos for Budweiser Budvar were shot recently at their brewery in České Budějovice, Czech Republic. The idea was to project the mystique and the 'alchemy' of the business.

The video for BD Foods is a timelapse set to dramatic music. The idea was to emphasise the sheer bloody hard work it takes to continuously produce high quality food accompaniments. Sounds very boring but I think you'll find the video interesting.

"The Cocktail Bar" was for World Duty Free, shot on location at Home House here in London. The final video was for 'Baker of the Year' Dan DeGustibus. His enthusiasm and passion for his business is unparalleled and we hope it shows in our video."

Richard Wadey is an advertising photographer shooting lifestyle and location based images for agencies and brands worldwide. Having been commissioned to shoot in over 80 countries - from the Arctic to Antarctica, and most places in-between - he is used to working in varied and unusual locations.

After studying cinematography Richard worked in the film industry for several years, developing a skill for lighting the moving image - it was whilst working in LA that he rediscovered his love for photography and 12 years on, he is in as much in demand today for his beautifully lit lifestyle and location imagery. Richard has also seen professional recognition, most recently winning his second AoP award for his work on Eurostar.

Richard is represented in London by Morgan Lockyer.

Since launching Neil Fraser Photography in 2006, Neil's career has grown rapidly with assignments in the UK, Europe, North America, and the Middle East.

Known for his ability to interpret a broad range of subject matter with flexibility and an unflappable disposition, Neil is widely recognised for his invigorating cinematic style.

Neil is constantly working between personal, editorial, and commercial projects, and loves to travel.

Recent notable clients include Bonhams, Bahrain National Holdings, Mercedes-Benz, RM Auctions, Sotheby’s, Kaplan, H&H Classics, Study Group, Kia and Classic Cars Magazine.

The Great British Production Company is delighted to announce a brand new and exclusive location partnership with the Althorp Estate. Home to the Spencer family for over 500 years, the estate is now available for selected film and stills opportunities through The Great British Production Co.

The company's network of producers across the UK is unique and can bring clients the very best of what the UK has to offer in terms of locations and production, no matter where they want to shoot.

"Our location partnerships also mean we can take you places no other production company can."

Ed Lee has been a professional photographer for over 25 years, working mostly with automotive clients.

Recently he has been working on projects for Honda. The shots featured in this Showcase were mostly made in the studio using backplates supplied by himself or stock images. The Civic shots were created on location in Portugal with product updates added in the studio.

These techniques saved having to transport and hide embargoed cars, avoiding security and logistical problems while providing great creative control.