STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHY Jun 2019

Aaron Tilley is a London-based still life photographer whose concept-driven, playful and highly technical approach has won him both acclaim and commissions from across the world.

Editorially The Gourmand Journal, Kinfolk Magazine, Creative Review, Vogue Italia and Wired Magazine have all featured his work.

Aaron works with the best agencies on some great brands. His clients include: Wieden & Kennedy London, Ogilvy New York, Mullen Lowe, Grey London and Bartle Bogle Hegarty.

Still life photographer Bruce Anderson specialises in both high end advertising and editorial images.

His Shoreditch-based studio has a laid back atmosphere but it's Bruce's attention to detail and patience that ensures that client expectations are met and exceeded.

Bruce is constantly pushing the boundaries, exploring different techniques with light and adding moving images to his stock of skills.

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"Another exciting year at London-based Howlett Photography! We continue to widen our client base, offering a thrilling style of product photography. With some new additions we now have a bumper crop of global beauty brands in our client list.

As well as providing eye-catching cosmetic still life products we have increased our portfolio of innovative jewellery to include fantastic model photography and video.

We continue to offer a fresh and exciting style as we grow and develop a dynamic relationship with our clients. Check out our blog pages for our most recent still life photography or contact us to discuss your next project and be part of a global still life photography phenomenon!"

Collaborating with agencies as well as directly with brands, Chris Pugh and his regular team of producers, stylists, hair and make-up artists and retouchers offer an end-to-end service from concept to delivery.

An easygoing and honest personality on set with a perfectionist’s eye for detail, Chris’s work has been featured in print, online, social media and instore campaigns.

Recent and regular clients include De Beers, Revlon, GAP, Finlay London, Radox, Estée Lauder, Bobbi Brown & TIGI.

Chris is currently seeking representation.

David Parfitt is a leading specialist in still-life photography. Over the last three decades, he has worked on commissions for many leading brands, advertisers and magazines, primarily in the luxury goods sector photographing watches, jewellery, beauty products, fragrances and fashion accessories.

His approach is always to strive to find the innate beauty in his subject. He believes in persistence and a fanatical attention to detail.

David spends most of his time in his studio in Clerkenwell, Central London. Situated on the top floor of a former dress factory with high beamed ceilings, 2000sq. ft. of studio space with kitchen, offices and high-end retouching facilities.

Harrie the Photographer can be downright foul; that is, when photographing rotten, five-week-old food (one of his many past creative still life projects). Otherwise, he’s a notoriously easy person to work with: friendly, dedicated and extremely trustworthy.

With an occasional flair for the provocative and a great passion for "creating the shot," Harrie, an award-winning photographer, has spent the last 16+ years making his mark on the world of commercial photography - most notably in the product and advertising domain.

Having worked with clients such as Tele2, Elsevier, Poppie Toys, TrunkMate, Tailor Made London, Kyocera, Men's Health, Orix Aviation and Munro Tailoring (to name a few), Harrie's strength lies in his mix of creativity and technical expertise.

Visit Harrie's website to get in touch or for more information.

Hiro K. is an award-winning still life photographer shooting campaigns for international brands. He spends most of his time in his studios in Shanghai, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Singapore, and delivers stunning photographic visuals on a daily basis.

Hiro started his career in New York City, where he learned exceptional lighting skills, drawing elegant lines with strobe lights. Now he resides in Japan, where he sharpened his minimalistic approach towards photography.

He is also working on still life movies in collaboration with beauty brands. His movies are widely disseminated.

His rapidly growing list of clients includes Estée Lauder, Lancôme, Clé de Peau Beauté, M.A.C Cosmetics, L'Oréal Paris, Shiseido, Clinique, Shu Uemura, Maybelline New York, Max Factor, Kose, Albion, Lux, Nivea, Kate Spade New York, United Colors Of Benetton, Suntory, Bacardi, Panasonic, Vogue Japan and many more.

One rarely goes a day without seeing Chicago photographer Joe Pellegrini’s work in store windows, magazines, catalogues, cookbooks or cereal boxes.

For over two decades, Joe has been an industry leader in product and food photography. Also an accomplished painter, he has brought his artistic sensibilities to national campaigns for Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Kellogg's, Tyson and Ziploc and for the past 11 years has shot virtually all of Subway’s national and international print and outdoor ads as well their in-store displays.

Unflappable, Joe has made a career delivering memorable imagery with the utmost professionalism for products ranging from Scrubbing Bubbles to Jim Beam.

Shoot days find his studio abuzz with clients snacking on mini candy bars while Joe and his group of top food stylists, special FX and digital technicians descend on every shot with a practiced efficiency and provide proven success.

Kevin Norris works out of his New York studio mastering light and refining his craft. Approaching every day on set with a calm enthusiasm, his approach to photography is best categorised as 'methodical'.

Inspired by the beauty found in everyday objects, he works closely with his clients and creative team to ensure the goals of the shoot are met.

Kevin's latest projects include work for Bulova, Flexon, Dragon Eyewear, Marchon NYC, Women’s Wear Daily, and Robb Report.

Mark Zawila is a London-based photographer and digital artist, specialising in still life and beverage for both advertising and editorial clients. Although Mark started his career as a photographer, he now combines both cgi and photography to create much of his work. He also likes to keep as much retouching as possible ‘in house’ in order to offer a fully integrated service.

Mark has over 10 years experience and has created images for clients including Sony, Sky, Harrods, Nutribullet, Kaged Muscle, Delta Airlines, Chivas Regal, Johhnie Walker and Stella Artois.

Central London-based still life photography studio Pixeleyes Photography, with over 15 years of experience under its belt, has become synonymous with beautiful images using cutting-edge techniques.

A small but cohesive team, they shoot across advertising, fashion and beauty, specialising in sculptural liquid effects and infusing objects with a tactile sense of movement.

Pixeleyes has recently shot campaigns for Carolina Herrera, Marks and Spencer, Space.NK and Soap & Glory, while the rise of Iconic London, a rapidly accelerating UK-based beauty brand, can be charted through Pixeleyes' deftly luxurious imagery.

Client-oriented but with an elusively distinct style, Pixeleyes' stunning, high-end images bring inanimate objects to life.

Rich Begany is a New York-based still life photographer with a concentration on cosmetics and beauty imagery. Collaborating with a close team of producers, stylists and retouchers, Rich works with agencies and brands worldwide to develop impactful visuals.

Recent project include work for Olay Products, MAC Cosmetics, and Guerlain. For more information or to discuss an upcoming project, contact WIB agency.

Over 10 years of experimenting, Paul Lovas has gone through a wide range of visual storytelling. His keen eye for studio lighting and creatively controlled set-ups has guided him to specialise in advertising and still life photography and run his own London-based studio.

With a passion for cosmetics, beverages and high-speed photography, Paul's dynamic lighting and product styling creates a sense of motion and energy throughout his portfolio. He enjoys crafting his sets, so when he’s not behind the camera you’ll find him DIY-ing props and testing new techniques.

If you end up in his studio expect a refreshing drink and laid back atmosphere - but he’s always up to shoot on location, in the UK or abroad.