#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.
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.
No two homes are the same. And what home means changes throughout our lives, from bedrooms split between siblings to a house filled with a brood of your own. But throughout, home should be a sanctuary, a place where we can simply be, without pretensions. Here, Emily Scarlett Romain pays homage to the unguarded beauty of domesticity.
Sophie Harris-Taylor and Emily Scarlett Romain collaborated as photographers and directors to create this important and positive campaign for the NHS. Both artists champion female empowerment and women’s health as key themes in their work.
Sophie Harris-Taylor’s work is raw and deeply honest — qualities that make her the perfect choice to shoot and direct Network Rail and Samaritans’ latest Small Talk Saves Lives campaign.
While exploring Mercado de Jamaica, Mexico City’s sprawling 24-hour flower market, Owen Harvey observed a touching tradition. As teenage boys made their way to school, many stopped to buy yellow flowers. One young man explained that on March 21st, it is customary to give yellow flowers to girlfriends and close friends to celebrate the arrival of spring.
The work stands as a shrine to lost dreams and an urgent call for alternative voices in the space industry.
For this series, Owen aimed to create images inspired by iconic musicians such as Miles Davis, Chet Baker, and Aretha Franklin, while keeping the imagery contemporary by featuring modern technology that enables musicians to create.
A meal fit for a king… of rap. Always one to forge his own path, Stormzy has become the first celebrity in the UK to have his favourite McDonald's order made into a ready made meal for customers. Commissioned by Leo Burnett/Prodigious, there was only one man for the job of launching this iconic collaboration: Will Douglas.
Jessica Eliza Ross was brought in by the team at Wonderhood to help bring the V&A's new employer brand identity to life — one that celebrates the people behind the museum and the wide-ranging roles they play.
Mexico pulses with life. Emily Scarlett Romain traveled across the five states, noticing the streets were filled with people, their hands busy — perfecting their craft, their area of expertise.
A multi-hyphenate, Lewis Khan was approached by the management of artist Elmiene to shoot stills and motion, as well as creatively direct, the launch of his new album.
Over the course of a year Lewis Khan was asked to seek out stories and people that represented the breadth of Langland's healthcare.
Peter Franklyn Banks' vivid exploration of Italy’s traditions through a Tuscan festival, blending flag-throwing, music, medieval re-enactments, and breathtaking landscapes. This series was shot during his time in Tuscany directing a short film for fragrance brand, Ffern.
Drawn by the unique challenge of the Polar Night Marathon, Will Douglas travelled to Tromsø, a town on the edge of the Arctic Circle.
As with all his work, Owen is often drawn to the unique, to the sports on the periphery of convention. Owen captures the energy, the passion, and the camaraderie, with an emphasis on dynamism and detail, he is a wonderful narrator of the story surrounding sport.
This new body of work by Sophie Harris-Taylor for Dove Men is centred on capturing authentic, natural moments that speak to the everyday strength and individuality of men.