Author: Andrew Mason

Christopher Moon is a Yorkshire-born, London based artist, working as a photographer, printmaker and creative director in toys. His creative career has been a varied one, from working at and documenting a maggot farm, to winning the “Boys Toy of the Year” award for his highly commercially successful Robot Wars Toy range.

Moon studied Art Foundation in Wakefield and Product Design at Sheffield Hallam University. He travelled widely, scraping a living as a photographer, documenting American Summer Camps and even Elvis costumes at Graceland, Memphis Tennessee, before landing his dream role as a toy designer at Lego. Since then, Moon has won major awards in the field of global toy design while leading numerous design and IP creation teams.

Jovis, originally from Singapore and now based in London, is a passionate photographer whose journey began in 2018. What started as a simple hobby, photography quickly transformed her life, opening doors to adventure, creativity, and meaningful connections. She plans her travels around photography projects, always seeking extraordinary people and places to tell their stories. As the founder of Urban Photographers Club, Jovis is dedicated to building community, supporting others, and sharing her knowledge. She finds deep fulfilment in giving back and believes in growing together through the art of photography.

Natasha Navasardian is a New York City-based street and portrait photographer known for her cinematic, emotionally rich imagery. With a design background spanning over seven years, Natasha brings a refined visual sensitivity to her photography—capturing candid, intimate moments with a strong sense of atmosphere and storytelling.

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Instagram: nataly_flare

I am a social documentary and portrait photographer, based in London. I believe that photography is a powerful tool that can reveal much about society and the human condition. It’s why I’m motivated to take photographs that tell us something about people and the world we live in – to tell stories through images. That could be a studio portrait, an environmental portrait or a photo essay. It’s all about capturing the essence of the moment and the person.

At this year’s London Photo Show I’m displaying some photographs from a long-term series highlighting our wasteful society and the innovative and passionate people who are turning waste into new products to be loved and re-used.

Rod was born n Liverpool, England in 1954 and lived in Southport until the age of 21. He began taking photographs age 9 with a Box Brownie and a Kodak Instamatic, but became serious about photography after purchasing his first Leica, a D-Lux 2. He has used M9, M240 Monochrome, M10, Q and now the M10 Monochrome.

Rod has lived, travelled and worked in Brighton, Israel, Denmark, and London, before moving to his beloved Somerset where he now lives with his partner. Being outdoors has always been essential to his everyday life and work, and informs his photography. The breadth of subject matter and raw material Somerset offers – coastline, Exmoor, ancient buildings and land, churches and the local inhabitants and craftsmen – have all been captured by Rod’s lens.

Vertic Arts Ltd. was established in 2014 by John Vaughan and Magdalena Collins. The idea was to share our passion of photography through a retail website offering artwork and photographic services. The development and maintenance of the website has been, and continues to be, a long and interesting journey.

The work displayed here is just one example of what we like to achieve. Many other pieces in various formats can be seen on the website.

Our work has been exhibited in London, Zurich and Los Angeles.

I have a chaotic mind, and hopefully my pictures represent this in the best possible way. Thank you for visiting and joining me on my photographic journey.

whtvr.life

Instagram: whtvr.life

I am a figurative painter and a photographer. I became involved in the visual arts after establishing myself as a health professional. While I see myself primarily as a landscape and nature photographer, I also enjoy exploring subjects such as wildlife and architecture. Recently, I have been experimenting with multiple exposures and Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). This creative process has led to four distinct projects:

• The New Forest, Hampshire, UK – 2022
• Bird of Paradise, near Athens, Greece – 2022
• Mediterranean Summer, near Athens, Greece – 2024
• La Quinta del Berro Park, Madrid, Spain – 2025

Café Art is a London-based social enterprise dedicated to empowering individuals affected by homelessness through creative expression and community engagement. Since its inception in 2012, Café Art has been instrumental in providing platforms for homeless artists to showcase their talents, fostering connections between these individuals and the broader community.

Central to Café Art’s mission is the annual MYLONDON project, a photography initiative that invites people with lived experience of homelessness to capture their perspectives of London. Participants are provided with single-use Fujifilm QuickSnap 35mm film cameras and given seven days to take 27 photographs, offering a unique glimpse into the city’s landscape through their eyes.

“Nature whispers….those who listen find peace -“

Flowers gracefully sway in the wind like dancers do to music.

They dance, perform to us, showing off their magic as they fill our lives with beauty, colour and mesmerizing scent.

I am a true believer in the preservation of nature in all its magnificence and I seek to awaken this awareness through my photography and art.

Instagram: Bolonie_photos