Alex Hutch is an Irish fashion and portrait photographer based between Dublin & London. His work has appeared in publications including British Vogue, ELLE Vietnam, Image Magazine and Irish Tatler.
Chloé Claverie is a Paris-born photographer and director. She began her career as an art director in the advertising industry, working across agencies in both Ireland and her native France. In 2005, she joined forces with Nick West to form the now renowned photography duo, Nick & Chloé. Their work has been awarded Internationally for print and motion, with campaigns for Nike, Audi, Dior and Condé Nast, amongst others to their name. Chloé's growing body of solo work as both a photographer and director has also been exhibited in Paris and Berlin.
Conor Clinch is a Dublin-born photographer, who has been commissioned for commercial and editorial work all over the world, from Dubai and Dublin, to Paris and Mumbai. Now based in Paris, Conor works extensively with high-end still-life photography for prestigious global fashion brands including Prada, Burberry, Gucci and Jimmy Choo. Beyond his commercial and editorial work, Conor presented his first solo exhibition entitled “Sanctuary” in 2023. The project, created in partnership with The Natural History Museum in London, explored the unique and diverse world of mollusca, while pioneering an entirely sustainable approach to the creative process.
Doreen Kilfeather is a Dublin-based photographer with a focus on portraiture and documentary photography. Characterised by natural light, her portraits convey a sense of intimacy and connection. Her work has been featured in publications such as Irish Tatler, Image, Cara magazine, The Gloss and Boys by Girls.
Eilish McCormick is a photographer from Northern Ireland, working predominantly within fashion photography. Her work has featured in publications including L’Uomo Vogue, i-D, the Sunday Times and Sleek magazine.
Irish photographer, Enda Bowe's work is concerned with cinematic narratives; blending documentary and staged photography, he creates images tracing the physical and psychological landscapes of the everyday. He embeds himself in both urban and suburban worlds, that are at once both personal and universal. Enda won the Zürich Portrait Prize 2019, National Gallery, Ireland. He received the Taylor Wessing Portrait Second Prize on consecutive years, 2018 and 2019 and in 2023 was nominated again for the Taylor Wessing Prize and long-listed for his work titled "Love's Fire Song" in the Prix Pictet Awards, V&A Gallery, London. Enda is a singularly committed photographer who approaches commissioned, commercial and personal photography projects with the same passion, consideration, sensitivity, dedication and attention to detail.
Eoin Greally is an Irish photographer, based between Dublin and London. His work has been featured in the likes of Self Service, British Vogue, Twin Magazine and Beauty Papers.
Eoin Moylan is an Irish photographer currently based in Berlin. His work is grounded in analogue practices to make photographs that are quietly cinematic. Traditionally considered a fine art photographer, his work has been exhibited in Ireland, Spain, the UK, and Denmark. His work has graced the covers of acclaimed international publications from Irish Tatler to EXIT Magazine.
Neil Gavin is a photographer and film maker based between London and New York. With a high profile client list, shooting for the likes of Ralph Lauren and Mr Porter—his work has featured in leading international publications from Rolling Stone to Vanity Fair.
Leonn Ward is an Irish director and photographer sought after for her ability to capture a vibrant intimacy that puts individual style and character at the heart of storytelling. Diversity and representation are at the heart of Leonn’s life and work. She has directed equality campaigns for Google, branded campaigns promoting body confidence for Dior, and her short films have been included in the official ‘Voice of a Woman’ selection at Cannes.
Niall O’Brien is an Irish photographer, originally hailing from Dublin and now based in Los Angeles. His work distorts the lines between fiction and reality, crafting images with raw intention and truth. Character lies at the heart of his work, revealing what it is that makes us all human. His work has been exhibited in leading international cities including Dublin, London, New York, Zurich and Berlin. He has photographed campaigns for brands such as Nike, Adidas and Simone Rocha.
Nick West, a Dublin native, embarked on his journey into the world of photography from the bustling streets of London in 1996. Unlike a traditional path, Nick's career in photography was self-taught, a testament to his passion and dedication to the craft. Teaming up with Chloé Claverie, who hails from the suburbs of Paris, Nick brings a unique perspective to their collaborative work. The duo's exploration in photography began with a focus on youth, delving into the imaginative tales of children. However, as their artistic journey evolved, so did the themes of their work.
Chloé Claverie and Nick West hail from the suburbs of their respective cities of Paris and Dublin and both came to photography through circuitous routes. Chloé started as an art director, working for brands such as Givenchy and S.T. Dupont with DDB in Paris. Nick launched a self taught photography career in London in 1996. Together they have worked with the likes of Kenzo, Dior, Fiorucci and have had work featured in the likes of Milk Magazine, Vanity Fair and Vogue.
Perry Ogden is an English photographer and director who grew up in London and is now based in Dublin. He has shot for Italian Vogue, L’Uomo Vogue, British Vogue, W, the Face and Arena, as well as advertising campaigns for Ralph Lauren, Chloe and Calvin Klein. His films have won numerous awards around the world and have been screened at leading international film festivals.
Rich Gilligan, an award-winning Irish photographer based between Dublin and New York—focuses his lens on skateboarders, subcultures, urban landscapes, and iconic figures in art and music. His renowned work captures the essence of skate and music culture, and has previously featured in esteemed publications including T Magazine - The New York Times and i-D Magazine. Additionally, he collaborates with major industry players such as Adidas, H&M, Pentagram, Jameson, and Carhartt WIP—capturing raw moments of energy and passion for some of the largest global brand campaigns.
Sarah Doyle is an Irish photographer, based in Dublin. Her work is playful, feminine, deliberate and ambiguous. It questions our relationship with objects and scale, and encourages curiosity of familiar things. Her client list includes the likes of Max Factor, The Abbey Theatre, Brown Thomas, Universal Music and Sony Music and her work has been featured in various Irish and international publications including The Irish Times, Observer Magazine, Vogue and Time Magazine. Sarah was shortlisted for Ireland's 2021 Zurich Portrait Prize and was the recipient of the The Progressive Vision Curtin O'Donoghue Emerging Photographic Award at the RHA Annual 2022.
