Annie Leibovitz

Anna-Lou Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer. She mainly professionalizes in celebrity photography and editorial photography. Master at capturing her subject’s personality and inner life, her images reflect intimate or staged moments that reveal the playful and expressive aspects of her subjects. Annie has won many awards in her career and has produced many famous and notable works. She famously captured the last image of John Lennon and Yoko Ono before his death in 1980. In 1991, Annie became the first woman ever to have a solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Annie on instagram @annieleibovitz

Derrick Ofosu Boateng

Derrick Ofosu Boateng is a portrait photographer from Ghana. Each of his photos and are shot and edited with an IPhone. Boateng has always had a passion for his culture; preferring to highlight his people, their rich culture, their peace, and their energetic approach towards everyday life. A keen observer of his surroundings, Derrick Ofosu Boateng has grown tired of seeing his people painted in a negative light via the limited lens of the media. Thus, Boateng’s creative journey has revolved in shifting the narrative towards Africa. Derrick on instagram @derrick_o_boateng

Sorelle Amore

Sorelle Amore is an Australian potographer and entrepreneur. Sorelle is a self-portrait artist, calling her work the ‘Advanced Selfie’; a term she came up with to describe her special process of taking studio-like images of herself. Sorelle uses her social media to inspire people to fall in love with life and themselves, using the medium of Advanced Selfies to help people capture themselves beautifully even if previously they believed they couldn't look great in photographs, drastically improving their confidence. Sorelle on instagram @sorelleamore

Patrick Clelland

Patrick Clelland is a street and documentary photographer from Sydney, Australia. He works in the medium of 35mm film and travels around the world. His photos convey the feeling of walking through a strange city at night. You’re alone but alert to all around you. The viewer is the fly on the wall—you’re getting a glimpse of what you shouldn’t. Patrick uses patterns, angles, and shadows from the street to create images with an urban elegance. Patrick on instagram @dayzedandconfuzed

Louis Dazy

Louis Dazy is a conceptual photographer & director based in Paris, France. His approach combines portraiture, street photography and light work to create highly evocative, cinematic images. Working predominantly on film, Dazy brings layered meaning to his images through utilising a process of double exposure. He uses the technique to add depth and sense of the paranormal to his photography. He conveys a feeling of being lost in a world we don’t quite recognise. Louis on instagram @louisdazy