Industry friends, we're hosting a get-together! We'll have recent work from the Process roster on the walls and plenty of lovely new printed zines to take home, so come and join us for a catch-up and a drink, and see out the summer in good company. 17. 09. 26 - rsvp.

Karen Faurie's recent shoot for The Good Life magazine features a series of vintage Zastava cars from the 1970s & 80s. Bringing bags of charm, Karen’s 8-page story, ‘Young Timers,’ was styled by Azza Yousif using an enviable selection of luxury travel cases and high-end holdalls.

Photographer/Director Nicky Hamilton was recently asked to create a Key Art campaign for Sky History’s new true-crime series, Britain’s Murder Map. Here's a closer look at the project. (bit.ly/4vnh19H)

Will Hartley shoots for Art Fund and National Art Pass. The standout new spring campaign celebrates the shared joy of cultural experiences and people coming together to explore, connect, and enjoy art during the warmer months. (bit.ly/4dTyy3c)

Drawn to the raw energy of urban subcultures, photographer/director Matthew Joseph captures a lively slice of the London skate scene in his recent personal project, SKATEISM. (bit.ly/3QV1f6A)

Based in Paris, photographer/director Karen Faurie creates beautiful, atmospheric images, bringing together a stunning mix of travel, fashion and automotives. In our latest newsletter, we share a look at some of Karen's recent work and standout favourites: bit.ly/4tFwVv2

Photographer/Director Alexa Singer takes us to sunnier climes in this recent shoot for South African-based swimwear brand, Pintuck Resort. Designed and made locally, the brand’s latest collection includes a range of beautiful new one-piece swimsuits. bit.ly/40URTK2

Aiming to show 'investments in a new light', photographer/director Nicky Hamilton worked alongside the in-house creative team at Aviva to capture an expertly crafted series of campaign stills to accompany their newly released TVC. (bit.ly/46TGei1)

The Story Lens Talks goes behind the camera in this latest episode to explore the candid, personal stories and philosophies of photographer Matthew Joseph. (vimeo.com/1151363453?share=c…)

Photographer/Director Will Hartley drops another standout project, this time delving into the weird and wonderful world of the Juggalos. We love this one! Find more from Will's project here: (bit.ly/4alR1Ct)

A recent trip to Japan provided our latest signing Karen Faurie with a chance to capture a stunning new travel series. Far-flung from busy tourist areas, Karen's project focuses on atmospheric landscapes and quiet corners of urban street life. (bit.ly/3MXbOUK)

Forming part of our global roster, Cape Town-based photographer and director Alexa Singer has a true passion for travel, adventure, and the great outdoors. In our latest newsletter we take a look at some of Alexa's latest work. (bit.ly/4pyQN1d)

Photographer/director Nicky Hamilton was tasked with capturing the striking Key Art for the return of ITV drama Trigger Point. Setting the tone for a highly anticipated third season, we see Vicky McClure as bomb disposal expert Lana Washington, alone, engulfed in ominous gas.

We're reached the end of a busy summer, here's a quick round-up of all our latest news and recent projects: mailchi.mp/processphotograph…

With plenty of wit, glamour, controversy and tragedy, the hit new six-part series Outrageous follows the extraordinary lives of the Mitford sisters. We’re excited to share photographer/director Nicky Hamilton's fab Key Art campaign for the series launch. processphotography.com/news-…

For this latest Key Art collab with Paramount+, Nicky Hamilton headed to Berlin to shoot the cast of the recently released mini-series Parallel Me. Nicky brought the project to life using a mind-bending mix of mirrors, projections and prisms. processphotography.com/news-…

Shooting in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, photographer/director Will Hartley was recently asked to capture some atmospheric new brand imagery for Aberlour Whisky. See more of Will's brilliant work here: processphotography.com/photo…

New Work: Fascinated with the cattle-herding camps of South Sudan, travel and lifestyle photographer Alexa Singer spent three days capturing a semi-nomadic Sudanese tribe and their majestic herd of Ankole-Watusi cattle. See more here: bit.ly/4jnzqgo

From New York to Florida, last summer saw Will Hartley embark on an international adventure shooting for Virgin Atlantic. With meticulous pre-planning and plenty of light chasing, Will captured a bright and colourful series highlighting Virgin's transatlantic offerings. ✈️