WILL DOUGLAS
[AT TRAYLER]

Photography for Will Douglas is all about catching moments of emotion and passion. Will aims to reveal the personalities of people by doing his best to remove the presence of the camera, instead focusing on dialogue and connection.

His photographs document his true devotion to sport – having worked his way through an array of sporting legends for global brands such as Adidas and New Balance..

Will’s campaign for BARBOUR is nominated in the CREATIVE CAMPAIGN category.

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PAUL THOMPSON
[BOUTIQUE ARTISTS]

Paul graduated with an H.N.D in photography from the Newcastle Art & Design College in 1999 and opened his London studio in 2005 after assisting leading advertising photographers.

Accolades include Gold and Silver award from the Association of Photographers, two Silver and one Bronze award from Creative Circle and a yellow pencil at D&AD. Paul was also shortlisted in the Terry O’Neill Photography Award.

Paul’s reportage “PLAY, London’s free outdoor table tennis tables” is nominated in the REPORTAGE category.

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IAIN MCKELL
[THOMAS | TREUHAFT]

Iain Mckell is an explorer with an intense eye for detail and composition. When working with models and celebrities Ian manages to penetrate beyond the surface. He is drawn to the character of the person.

Often placing his subjects in curious landscapes or intimate interiors, brings a magical and otherworldly quality to his pictures.

Iain’s Film for BEAUTY PAPERS  is nominated in the CREATIVE FILM category.

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TENZIN LHAGYAL
[ALF]

Tenzin Lhagyal is Delhi-based Tibetan Photographer. Tenzin was born and brought up in a hill station in northern India. In many of his shoots, he lets the moment, place or people inspire him.

He got into photography while studying for his Bachelor of Fine Arts at Delhi’s College of Art.
His work expresses emotions and senses of longing, personal space, displacement and memories .

Tenzin’s shoot for “OLIO” is nominated in the REPORTAGE category.

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ELEONORE WISMES
[LT2]

Eleonore Wismes grew up in La Baule, by the ocean. Open spaces have always been her better way to escape reality. Raised by painters, Eleonore lived in an artistic bubble.

Eleonore directs videos, writes, paints and takes pictures.
It’s then combining photography and painting that Eléonore finds a better way to tell her stories about escape, connecting dream and reality.

Eleonore’s campaign for “LA F PARIS” is nominated in the CREATIVE CAMPAIGN category.

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PETER FUNCH
[EMEIS DEUBEL]

Peter, who studied photo journalism in Denmark, sees photography as a tool for satisfying a deep curiosity about the world around him. He likes the reliability and trustworthiness of working in a documentary style.

Take his award-winning “42nd and Vanderbilt” series: For this, Peter photographed a New York street corner again and again over the course of nine years. Using an almost scientific approach, he was able to capture how, with the passage of time, anonymous individuals subtly aged and changed. 

Peter’s reportage “BABEL TALES” is nominated in the REPORTAGE category.

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