3) 30 Photographers List for Angus

1) Gary Card

2) Rowan Fee - Rowan is a London based still life photographer, specialising in technology, drinks and conceptual food images. Based in Battersea, his impressive client roster includes Men’s Health, Audi, John Lewis and Nike, to name but a few.

3) Hilary Moore - Hilary enjoys shooting food of any kind. Whether it be conceptual, editorial or for high end advertising. She has won many awards including a 1st in food portraiture in the highly acclaimed 'Pink Lady food photographer of the year' competition. Several nominations and a 'Merit of Excellence' in The photographers master cup honouring colour photography.

4) Neal Grundy - a freelance photographer with 15 years experience in the industry. He is currently based between his 2 studios, one in South London and one in Brighton.Neal is adept in a range of lens based media but specialises in high quality Still Life photography. Through his professional and client focused approach, Neal creates beautiful images of the highest quality, on time and on budget. Whether you require clean, detailed and distinctive product photography or contemporary images infused with creativity and passion, Neal's extensive technical expertise and creative eye will be sure to capture the image you require.

5) Jobe Lawrenson - Still Life photographer, studied photography at the London College of Printing, where he developed his characteristic clean and graphic style. Jobe has an acute eye for detail, and uses colour, light and form to create bold and stunning imagery. Working from his north London studio as well as on location, he combines a strong technical knowledge with natural photographic flair to capture the beauty of the item in his frame.Jobe has worked in London as a photographer for 14 years, shooting for many top brands and magazines. His clients include Net-a-Porter, John Lewis, Marks & Spencer & Harrods.He has shot editorially for GQ, Esquire, Elle, Mens Health & Ft's How to Spend it.

6) Mike Harrington -

7) Robbie Spencer - creative director for Dazed and Confused

8) Ian Rudgewick-Brown - Ian's work strives to challenge the predetermined creative language of modern commercial still life photography through original work that is conceptual and bold.Ian’s personal work has been exhibited widely, most recently at The Photographers Gallery, London and the European Media Arts Festival in Osnabrück, Germany.

9) Louise Hagger - Louise is a food and still life photographer who creates delicious images by combining inventive ideas with beautiful recipes. Her still life work is playful and vivid, giving familiar objects and scenes an unexpected twist that makes them memorable and intriguing.Her style draws on a wide range of classical and modern influences; the way light, textures and rich colours are used in Old Master’s paintings; the soft, contrasting tones used by Wes Anderson in his films; the sense of importance that shrines transfer to everyday objects. She combines these to elevate the status of food and objects, creating images that are beautiful, conceptual and eye-catching.

10) Charlie Surbey - Charlie is a London based photographer who specialises in both still life and portraiture worldwide. Represented in the U.S by Visuartists. Recent clients include McLaren, Bentley, Accenture, Selfridges, Paul Smith, The Royal Academy, Audi, Watches Of Switzerland, Mulberry, The Sunday Times, Tatler, Wired and GQ.

11) Joseph Ford - I'm an ideas person. Ad agencies come to me because I'm good at interpreting briefs and working with creative teams, and clients come to me not only for great photography and motion but also to develop concepts. I've been working as an advertising and editorial photographer since 2004, specialising in people and location work. I work regularly with CGI and multi-image comps and have excellent relationships with several post-production houses. I have been shooting aerial images increasingly frequently over the last few years. Advertising clients: Visa, Shell, DFT, Mastercard, Sony Playstation, Hewlett-Packard, McDonalds, Missoni, Pepe Jeans, Decathlon, Disney, Pedigree, Lacoste

12) Helen Fickling - Helen shoots interiors, architecture, lifestyle, landscape and garden design for private clients, landscape designers, architects, interior designers and all major publishing houses worldwide. She works with natural and studio lighting, and has a strong eye for design, balance and attention to detail. Helen is a tenacious, informed team player with masses of energy who works well to a brief in a very considered, confident and easy going manner.

13) Johanna Parkin - Born and raised in New Zealand, Johanna Parkin now works from her studio in South London. Johanna's photographic passion is for still-life and stylised food photography, bringing ordinary objects to life and capturing them from a unique perspective. With her crafted and meticulous approach to lighting and composition she loves to create beautiful, captivating and quirky images with delicate precision. Johanna has been recognised in a number of industry awards, including winning an Association of Photographers' Award and Consumer Press Campaign of the Year in The Grocer Awards. She has enjoyed a successful commercial career shooting for advertising and editorial clients including Mr Kipling, Volkswagen, Proctor & Gamble, Nestle, Ferrero Rocher, Boots, The Guardian and The Times.

14) Richard Pullar -

15) James Murphy - one of the best established and most creative food photographers in the business. His use of natural light, passion for food and cooking, and eye for detail mean that his photography always showcases the food at its best.James’s huge talent and easy manner, combined with the professional studio atmosphere account for his long-standing relationships with clients, authors and designers. His fully digital studio is one of the best equipped in central London with two kitchens, creative re-touchers, shelves of props, and a professional, friendly team on site. He’s as comfortable working in the studio as on location.

16) Sara Morris - London-based still life photographer Sara Morris works from her studio in N1.Sara has the knack of taking an unremarkable object and making it look extraordinary. With her skillful control of lighting she can pick out the most delicate and intricate detail of an object or create highlight and shading to produce an image that conveys a certain mood. She is equally comfortable working on larger productions that may require a team of model makers, stylists, home economists and makeup artists as she is working on the more intimate shoots that require just the creative, Sara and her camera. She has had work selected in the past for several awards exhibitions and has also had her work featured in various publications including Creative Review, The Gourmand Magazine and The Guardian.Her commercial work has been used internationally and she regularly shoots for some of London's top advertising and design agencies.She has an endless list of clients that include O2, John Lewis, Barclays, Dulux, Liptons, Barclaycard, KFC, Tesco, Baileys, Cadburys, Royal Mail, Special K, Heinz, Orange, Esso and Mastercard.

17) Max Oppenheim - Max studied illustration and went on to paint portrait commissions, before moving into commercial photography.He developed his clean, hyper real style while assisting and gained recognition in the 1999 and 2001 AOP assistant photographer awards, which provided the route to setting up his own studio.He now works for advertising and editorial clients from his east London space, and enjoys collaborating with stylists, model makers, and set builders on a range of projects. Advertising clients include: American Airlines, Canon, Paul Smith, Veet, P&G, Mars, BBC, Heinz, Hitachi, Specsavers, Toshiba, Rapha and Christies

18) Debby Lewis-Harrison - Debby has worked in advertising for over 15 years. Previously an art director and stylist Debby brings these skills to her photographic work. Her straightforward approach is evident in her photographs, preferring to work with daylight and considered propping.You can follow Debby on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/foodlepoodle/ and Vimeo here: https://vimeo.com/user41856281Clients include: Costa, Sainsburys, Starbucks, Philadelphia, Lurpak, Hodder & Stoughton, Coop, Waitrose, Hovis, Birds Eye, & Bacardi.

19) Jonathan Knowles - Jonathan Knowles is one of the leading photographers of his generation. Specialising in graphic still life, liquid and beauty, Jonathan’s unique photographic style has earned him award-winning advertising commissions worldwide.In the past ten years, Jonathan has consistently featured in the ‘200 Best Advertising Photographers in the World’ books. He is one of the top 10 all time award winners in the Graphis Annuals.Notable commissions include campaigns for many globally recognised brands, such as Coca-Cola, Guinness, and Smirnoff. He is also the creator of the famous O2 bubbles. He shot the Black Sabbath 13 Album cover, as well as directing and filming the footage that is currently played on stage during performances. Black Sabbath loved the imagery and invited Jonathan to the album launch in New York, where he received a friendly strangle of gratitude from Ozzy.

20) Chelsea Bloxsome - Chelsea Bloxsome originally from Western Australia, shoots top quality creative food images for leading UK and international advertising and design agencies. Whether shooting from her Shoreditch studio or out on location Chelsea brings a fresh unique approach to all commissions

21) Sarah Hogan - Sarah was born in Co. Galway Ireland. She moved to California at the age of 10 and then traveled on to London when she was 16. Having studied Mixed Media Art at University she decided to pursue a career in Photography. Specializing in Still life and Interiors, some of her many clients include:Conran Design Group, Elle Decoration, House & Garden, Harrods Magazine , Living Etc. Mother LondonSaturday Times Magazine, The White Company, Vanity Fair