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Whether used for stills photography or filmmaking, a camera offers the user a unique opportunity to tell a story. Here at Wex Photo Video, we recognise the value of those stories and believe they all deserve to be heard, as they provide an insight into the spectrum of human experiences lived across a nation of creative people.
Our #ChangeTheImage campaign showcases a selection of talented individuals from a variety of cultural backgrounds, all of whom live and work in the UK. Join us from 24th May for a week of inspiring, entertaining and educational events that reflect the diverse passions, skills and views of our community.
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As an award-winning wedding photographer, Gurvir Johal's passion is being able to immortalise a moment, and to document such an important milestone in people's lives. Indian weddings contain a lot of important traditions that make the occasion incredible special and unique to photograph.
Yannis Davy Guibinga has found in photography a strength and a tool, allowing him to not only celebrate, but also to document and represent the many cultures and identities on the African continent and its diaspora. By letting each image tell a different story and illustrate a unique experience, point of view, and perspective, Yannis Davy Guibinga creates a world of powerful, beautiful and dignified Africans regardless of gender performance, class or sexual orientation.
Marianne Chua is a London based wedding photographer, and official Fujifilm X-photographer. She primarily uses the X-T3 and prime lens combo. Her quirky, bold signature-style has won multiple awards, and she was Rangefinder Magazine's 2017 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography. She loves to celebrate individuality and human nature in her work, choosing to focus on real emotions and honest moments. Marianne wants to challenge what is expected from wedding photography, and remove the pressures facing married couples.
Henry J Kamara is a British born, Sierra Leonean visual artist with a unique eye for detail. Driven by his passion to help position the world through alternative lenses, and provide people with a means by which to deconstruct stereotypes, Henry is inspired by uncovering new truths.
Photographer, creative director and cultural commentator Misan Harriman is the first black person in the 104 year history of British Vogue to shoot the cover of its September issue. His strong reportage style and unique eye for narrative has captured the attention of editors and celebrities around the world. From documenting historic moments, most recently the Black Lives Matter movement in London, to photographing high profile celebrities including Meghan Markle, Julia Roberts and Giorgio Armani. Misan has been described as the most talked about photographer of our time by The Evening Standard.
Ron Timehin is a professional photographer specialising in cityscape and portrait photography. Ron has created commissioned work for brands including Apple, Adidas, Adobe and Nike. Ron signed an ambassadorship contract with Sony in 2019 and an Insider contract with Adobe. His work has been featured in several publications globally including British Vogue, HYPEBEAST, and The Evening Standard. Ron is also the co-founder of Audax agency, which creates compelling commercial work, whilst also making sure to give back in some way. Audax has only been running for one year and has raised around £250,000 for various charities.
Malkia Roberts is a professional photographer and editor. Working for over 10 years in fashion and beauty photography, she has spent most of her career mastering the art of stunning imagery for editorial purposes. She takes images that are unapologetically beautiful and memorable. Having works featured in various international publications, Malkia says "I am proud of the deliberate way in which I impose my style on an industry that often overlooks diversity."
Andy Hoang is a first generation English born Vietnamese photographer who has been published on the front covers of magazines from London to New York as well as working with brands nationwide. He’s inspired by edgy, sleek and glossy styles such as old school grunge to modern couture.
Born in Vevey in 1992 to a traditional Vietnamese family, Tony Tran moved from Switzerland to London in 2015. He was introduced to fashion by Polish photographer Paulina Surys and went on assisting her for a few months. Tony then made a trip to New York City where he made his first attempts as a photographer and began his career with a portrait of Mary Wang which found its way to Vogue Netherlands and a story featured on i-D Mexico.
As an award-winning wedding photographer, Gurvir Johal's passion is being able to immortalise a moment, and to document such an important milestone in people's lives. Indian weddings contain a lot of important traditions that make the occasion incredible special and unique to photograph.
Yannis Davy Guibinga has found in photography a strength and a tool, allowing him to not only celebrate, but also to document and represent the many cultures and identities on the African continent and its diaspora. By letting each image tell a different story and illustrate a unique experience, point of view, and perspective, Yannis Davy Guibinga creates a world of powerful, beautiful and dignified Africans regardless of gender performance, class or sexual orientation.
Marianne Chua is a London based wedding photographer, and official Fujifilm X-photographer. She primarily uses the X-T3 and prime lens combo. Her quirky, bold signature-style has won multiple awards, and she was Rangefinder Magazine's 2017 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography. She loves to celebrate individuality and human nature in her work, choosing to focus on real emotions and honest moments. Marianne wants to challenge what is expected from wedding photography, and remove the pressures facing married couples.
Changing the Aesthetic, Wedding Photography »
Wed 26th May 21
Henry J Kamara is a British born, Sierra Leonean visual artist with a unique eye for detail. Driven by his passion to help position the world through alternative lenses, and provide people with a means by which to deconstruct stereotypes, Henry is inspired by uncovering new truths.
Photographer, creative director and cultural commentator Misan Harriman is the first black person in the 104 year history of British Vogue to shoot the cover of its September issue. His strong reportage style and unique eye for narrative has captured the attention of editors and celebrities around the world. From documenting historic moments, most recently the Black Lives Matter movement in London, to photographing high profile celebrities including Meghan Markle, Julia Roberts and Giorgio Armani. Misan has been described as the most talked about photographer of our time by The Evening Standard.
Ron Timehin is a professional photographer specialising in cityscape and portrait photography. Ron has created commissioned work for brands including Apple, Adidas, Adobe and Nike. Ron signed an ambassadorship contract with Sony in 2019 and an Insider contract with Adobe. His work has been featured in several publications globally including British Vogue, HYPEBEAST, and The Evening Standard. Ron is also the co-founder of Audax agency, which creates compelling commercial work, whilst also making sure to give back in some way. Audax has only been running for one year and has raised around £250,000 for various charities.
Malkia Roberts is a professional photographer and editor. Working for over 10 years in fashion and beauty photography, she has spent most of her career mastering the art of stunning imagery for editorial purposes. She takes images that are unapologetically beautiful and memorable. Having works featured in various international publications, Malkia says "I am proud of the deliberate way in which I impose my style on an industry that often overlooks diversity."
Andy Hoang is a first generation English born Vietnamese photographer who has been published on the front covers of magazines from London to New York as well as working with brands nationwide. He’s inspired by edgy, sleek and glossy styles such as old school grunge to modern couture.
Born in Vevey in 1992 to a traditional Vietnamese family, Tony Tran moved from Switzerland to London in 2015. He was introduced to fashion by Polish photographer Paulina Surys and went on assisting her for a few months. Tony then made a trip to New York City where he made his first attempts as a photographer and began his career with a portrait of Mary Wang which found its way to Vogue Netherlands and a story featured on i-D Mexico.
As an award-winning wedding photographer, Gurvir Johal's passion is being able to immortalise a moment, and to document such an important milestone in people's lives. Indian weddings contain a lot of important traditions that make the occasion incredible special and unique to photograph.
Yannis Davy Guibinga has found in photography a strength and a tool, allowing him to not only celebrate, but also to document and represent the many cultures and identities on the African continent and its diaspora. By letting each image tell a different story and illustrate a unique experience, point of view, and perspective, Yannis Davy Guibinga creates a world of powerful, beautiful and dignified Africans regardless of gender performance, class or sexual orientation.
Marianne Chua is a London based wedding photographer, and official Fujifilm X-photographer. She primarily uses the X-T3 and prime lens combo. Her quirky, bold signature-style has won multiple awards, and she was Rangefinder Magazine's 2017 Rising Stars of Wedding Photography. She loves to celebrate individuality and human nature in her work, choosing to focus on real emotions and honest moments. Marianne wants to challenge what is expected from wedding photography, and remove the pressures facing married couples.
Henry J Kamara is a British born, Sierra Leonean visual artist with a unique eye for detail. Driven by his passion to help position the world through alternative lenses, and provide people with a means by which to deconstruct stereotypes, Henry is inspired by uncovering new truths.
Photographer, creative director and cultural commentator Misan Harriman is the first black person in the 104 year history of British Vogue to shoot the cover of its September issue. His strong reportage style and unique eye for narrative has captured the attention of editors and celebrities around the world. From documenting historic moments, most recently the Black Lives Matter movement in London, to photographing high profile celebrities including Meghan Markle, Julia Roberts and Giorgio Armani. Misan has been described as the most talked about photographer of our time by The Evening Standard.
Ron Timehin is a professional photographer specialising in cityscape and portrait photography. Ron has created commissioned work for brands including Apple, Adidas, Adobe and Nike. Ron signed an ambassadorship contract with Sony in 2019 and an Insider contract with Adobe. His work has been featured in several publications globally including British Vogue, HYPEBEAST, and The Evening Standard. Ron is also the co-founder of Audax agency, which creates compelling commercial work, whilst also making sure to give back in some way. Audax has only been running for one year and has raised around £250,000 for various charities.
Malkia Roberts is a professional photographer and editor. Working for over 10 years in fashion and beauty photography, she has spent most of her career mastering the art of stunning imagery for editorial purposes. She takes images that are unapologetically beautiful and memorable. Having works featured in various international publications, Malkia says "I am proud of the deliberate way in which I impose my style on an industry that often overlooks diversity."
Andy Hoang is a first generation English born Vietnamese photographer who has been published on the front covers of magazines from London to New York as well as working with brands nationwide. He’s inspired by edgy, sleek and glossy styles such as old school grunge to modern couture.
Born in Vevey in 1992 to a traditional Vietnamese family, Tony Tran moved from Switzerland to London in 2015. He was introduced to fashion by Polish photographer Paulina Surys and went on assisting her for a few months. Tony then made a trip to New York City where he made his first attempts as a photographer and began his career with a portrait of Mary Wang which found its way to Vogue Netherlands and a story featured on i-D Mexico.
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