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Explore the strange beauty of the funeral industry, a compelling 12-year project delving into the lives of people in Kenya. Meet our Spotlight Awards winner in the Travel & Documentary category and immerse yourself in his atmospheric ‘At the Movies’ series—plus so much more.
Anthony Dias’ passion for traveling and experiencing new cultures and activities is deep rooted in his love of being outdoors. Don’t be mistaken though, staying at world renown resorts, capturing beautiful lifestyle and architecture is pretty nice too! Anthony has traveled to almost every state is the USA and his love for Europe and the tropics has taken him everywhere.
Whether he’s riding alongside a dog sled in eight feet of snow in Montana or capturing models in his board shots in the Bahamas, he is at home behind the lens. Here is a small taste of his travels and perspective, stay tuned to where he is at now on Instagram.
"Travel can be anything—from stepping out your backdoor and strolling down the street to immersing yourself in another culture. It is the essence of mental well-being: breaking free from routine and stepping into the unknown."
Cameron Karsten is represented by The Gren Group.
Horton-Stephens have been London's leading photographers' agents for longer than anyone can remember. They’re well-known for representing a world-class group of photographers and moving image is a large part of what the team do too. Great production remains key to the success of all their shoots. They’re happy working alongside production provided by client or providing a full service. It goes without saying that they have an encyclopaedic knowledge of lighting, casting, locations (in the UK and worldwide), set building, timings, post-production, CGI and moving image - whether shooting TVCs or on the back of TVCs (a very particular challenge that they deal with often, where they only have moments to get the shot); they’ve done it all!
2024 has been a blur with new campaigns for eBay, National Rail, Sky, Amex and McDonald’s, with more to break shortly!
Do reach out to them if they can help you too and head over to their website, Latest News section, to see recent projects and more.
There’s also a new Production Paradise interview with Niall Horton-Stephens that you can read here.
Jesper Westley is known for his deeply human narratives and portraits, personal corporate branding imagery, and dynamic industrial photography.
Jesper has a rare gift for building trust and gaining access, meeting people eye to eye in a mutually respectful situation—creating authentic, and often unfiltered narratives that capture the essence of his subjects.
Despite an already long career —having shot assignments across more than 60 countries—his curiosity about people and the world around him has only deepened. He truly believes our diversity as people is a unique gift to us all. Always looking for that something that sums up a place, a situation, a personal meeting, keeps his mind and work fresh and personal.
Calling the island of Bornholm home, with an office in Copenhagen, he serves a broad range of clients from agencies, big pharma and industry to NGOs and public institutions. He works closely with clients at every stage of the process, from the initial spark of an idea to the final touches of post-production.
When not travelling on assignments, Jesper engages with his local community as a coach, guide and mentor in open water swimming. The nature experienced together with others sustains his philosophy about life, while he keeps an open mind about the humanity in his images.
As a creative director and photographer, Michael Hrizuk seamlessly combines artistic vision with strategic thinking, crafting unforgettable campaigns for renowned brands such as Discovery Channel and National Geographic.
Michael’s method is built on a profound understanding of branding and an intuitive grasp of consumer experiences. His passion for excellence and drive to deliver award-winning work galvanise teams to design campaigns that strike a lasting chord with audiences.
With an innate desire to push creative boundaries and a relentless pursuit of innovation, Michael thrives on developing solutions that go above and beyond client expectations. His process is thoughtful, inclusive, and always grounded in meticulous research.
From Marriott Hotels and Food Network to HGTV, GE, Simpson Motorsports, and South Carolina Tourism, Michael has partnered with some of the world's leading brands to deliver iconic imagery and transformative campaigns. His ability to merge bold creativity with a brand-first approach consistently redefines what’s possible in the realm of creative solutions.
Nick Hall is a Brit now living on an island near Seattle along with his four wild children. He is renowned for his cinematic global advertising campaigns and human-nature documentary projects.
Originally a wildlife scientist and biodiversity conservationist, Nick blends his passion for the natural world with the specific needs of global brands and Fortune 500 advertising clients including American Airlines, Barclays Bank, BMW, Four Seasons, Intel, Nespresso, and Uber.
Nick is as comfortable photographing hunter gatherers solo in Tanzania as he is shooting huge global advertising campaigns. Known throughout the industry as a gentle and immersive photographer, Nick brings an inclusive and thoughtful energy to all his projects allowing him to capture deeply emotional and iconic imagery that celebrates our connections to one another and the world all around us.
Niels Busch is a versatile photographer specialising in advertising, reportage, and portrait photography.
His passion for capturing the world through the lens has taken him to many corners of the globe, where he works on personal projects that reflect his deep connection to diverse cultures.
For over 12 years, Niels has focused on a unique project that explores the lives of people in Kenya. He has documented the traditional way of life of local communities, capturing their timeless customs and daily routines amidst the backdrop of a rapidly changing world. Niels' work in Kenya stands as a powerful testament to both the resilience and beauty of these cultures, offering a rare glimpse into a way of life that is fast disappearing. His dedication to this project reflects his broader commitment to storytelling through photography, bringing attention to important social and cultural issues through his lens.
OMS Photography is a leading studio with over 30 years of expertise in photography, videography, and retouching, dedicated to bringing brands' visions to life across diverse industries and markets.
Specialising in partnerships with travel and outdoor brands, OMS creatives capture the essence of people, places, and cultures. Its team of skilled photographers and videographers transports viewers to the heart of each story, delivering powerful visuals that resonate with audiences.
Known for meticulous attention to detail, technical prowess, and a passion for authentic storytelling, OMS Photography creates captivating assets that inspire exploration and connection.
From breathtaking landscapes to unique moments and iconic travel destinations, OMS crafts visuals that leave a lasting impression. See what we can do for you today.
From the silent Fanal forest in Madeira, where the fog swallows up almost every sound, to the city lights of Los Angeles from the series 'At The Movies' - Per Schorn loves to show places that you may have already visited but not actually seen.
On the other hand, he captures energetic live photos. The moment when the lights go down and a band takes to the stage to play their hearts out to their fans, Per is somewhere on stage showing musicians in their natural habitat. From La Dispute to Thrice, Be Well and Boysetsfire.
"All these pictures have one thing in common: you have to be in the right place at the right moment. That's all that counts."
Théo Saffroy, a French photographer born in 1992, captures transformation and movement through his lens. Blending documentary and fiction, his work delves into societal changes with immersive stories that highlight a hopeful, inclusive perspective on the world.
His vibrant yet soft color palette is inspired by his travels in Latin America, particularly Mexico, where he once lived. In 2022, he began a project exploring the intersection of sports and culture. Returning to Mexico, he documented women breaking free from gender norms through sports, capturing figures who challenge machismo in works like 'Escaramuzas' (about female horseback riders) and 'Diablillas' (about Maya softball players).
The 'Reines du Ring' series highlights women’s empowerment and explores the symbolism of costume as a means of metamorphosis and freedom.
Théo now balances commissioned work with personal projects, with his series regularly featured in the press and exhibited in France and internationally.