VCCP invited Emily Scarlett Romain to bring their ‘Bystanders’ campaign to life through a series of powerful images and motion pieces for DOOH. Rooted in the real experiences of Londoners, the work calls on people to “act like a friend” and stand in solidarity with those who face hate crime, sexual offences, and harassment across the transport
Will Douglas serves up effortless cool in his new campaign for Tortilla.
Commissioned by It's Nice That, Jack travelled to kite festivals in Basingstoke and Lytham, documenting Britain's kite-flying community as they filled the sky with inflatable cows and handmade creations.
When EE and Saatchi & Saatchi needed a photographer for the latest campaign about child safety on phones, they needed someone whose work spoke to parents and young people alike. As always, Lewis delivered - the shots are grounded, yet lightly stylised - proving he's one of the safest pairs of hands in the biz.
For Pampers’ latest campaign, Sophie Harris-Taylor was the perfect choice. Sophie brought her calm presence and extraordinary eye to photographing babies in their deepest sleep. In fact, her way with little ones meant they barely stirred. The images are as authentic as they come, which is exactly what we love.
Earlier this summer Jack Kenyon traveled to the Somerset village of Drayton for The New York Times, photographing Britain's gardening rebels who've abandoned their mowers for wildflower meadows.
How do you make young people excited about banking? A question you've probably never asked yourself, but one with an easy answer. Use Will Douglas as your photographer. His lens zaps life into finance. The flash is on, the energy is up and now the accounts are being opened.
Latest global shoot by Will Douglas - chasing Monitrex through Tokyo, NYC, Amsterdam, Dublin and Rio. Will's energy mirrored the brand: fast, precise and instinct-led. The shots hit with motion, sharp edges, soft blur, real pace.
Commissioned by The Telegraph Magazine, Jack documented the annual Swan Upping ceremony along the Thames, joining the Royal Swan Uppers as they rowed from Eton to Henley in their traditional scarlet coats. This centuries-old ritual sees the Crown’s official representatives count mute swans on the river - a blend of medieval pageantry and wildlife conservation that captures England at its most wonderfully peculiar.
A plate reborn as art, the stray grain of sugar that was always meant to be there, vistas conjured from your dreams. This is the wonder of Matt. His ability to curate mood in any moment creates scenes that feel as though they always have been, and always should be.
When fashion brand Bimba y Lola commissioned Jack to shoot their new Dog Lovers collection, we were always going to expect the unexpected. The shots are a captivating blend of spontaneous and structured, and incorporate Jack's signature love of the eccentric with a fashion-forward polish.
Josh was commissioned by The Guardian to follow Amber Butchart's recent trip back home to Great Yarmouth.
In the seaside town of Ramsgate, a longstanding tradition brings together youngsters in tiaras and sequined ball gowns for the annual Miss Ramsgate Selection Evening.
It’s not just a campaign. It’s a movement in motion. Jessica Eliza Ross photographed and directed the “volunqueers”, the passionate volunteers who power Pride in London, helping solidify its status as one of the UK’s most vital LGBTQ+ charities.
It's a campaign that celebrates the ease of Ocado: everything in one place, meaning you can do anything at your place. It creates time for the little celebrations that life is all about, which Emily has caught so well here.
These images reveal the lighter side of Britain's prestigious dog competition, celebrating its charm and gentle absurdity.
In this renaissance of craft, one man takes centre stage: Julius Quinn. Though a multi-disciplinary artist, many refer to Julius as the father of modern quilting. Matt Russell was commissioned to shoot his debut book, Modern Quilting.
#UncoveredbySudocrem is a quiet celebration of skin as it really is. Shot by Sophie Harris-Taylor, this series looks closely, tenderly, at faces and bodies often hidden. Acne, eczema, texture, marks: nothing is retouched, nothing is concealed. Printed large, Sophie’s work was exhibited at an event hosted by Sudocrem and Stylist magazine, inviting viewers to see skin in its honest beauty.
This intimate project, years in the making, is an ode to young fatherhood and Peter Franklyn Bank's journey of forging a tiny human.
Hazy evenings, condensation on a fresh can, life-affirming chats on a picnic blanket. This is what summer is all about, and Owen Harvey has captured it perfectly.
Away from the London weekenders and the city settlers, there is another Margate. It's a Margate unbound by time. Brimming with old glamour, soft seaside light and treasured childhood holidays.
Easy, effortless moments captured the way they should be. Good food, great company and always Birra Moretti.
There’s a place in Mexico City where the lights are always low, the suits are always sharp, and the music never stops. Salón Los Ángeles.
This collation of Josh's work invites you see the lighter side of life. Chance perspectives, inquisitive animals, and those moments where you said to yourself, 'I wish I had a camera right now'. Luckily, Josh did.
In rural West Bengal, sound systems clash in wild, bass-heavy gatherings that blur the lines between party, ritual, and competition. Lewis Khan captures the chaos and community at the heart of this hyper-local scene.