SARAHDAW · Creative Talent Management

Featured Artist: Jason Knott

Bertie Watson

Bertie Watson thinks, acts and succeeds in no time. He records his subjects’ feelings, quirks, desires, and details in seconds. And in 60, 30, or 15 minutes, captures them forever. Singular, persuasive truths. The seeds of brands who know who they are.

Jason Knott

Jason Knott captures moments. By rigorously planning his shots, positions, orientations and angles he unearths the hidden quirks, feelings, tensions, inner thoughts and sounds that tell stories.

Zoe Norfolk

Zoe Norfolk turns ordinary days into one-offs. Rather than call for studios or sets, she lets her subjects’ homes, gardens, clothes, workplaces and expressions tell stories. After all, only in their natural environments are people free to show who they truly are.

Bronwyn Kidd

Even after their ads and features are long gone, Bronwyn Kidd’s images live on in minds. Timeless classics, each one a jewel. Crafted with the grist of an artist, a craftswoman’s graft and a perfectionist’s tolerance. Consumers recognise quality: brands that choose Bronwyn can tell the world exactly that.

Holly McGlynn

Holly McGlynn is water and mercury. Infectiously outrageous with scruples of a saint. Wild spirit, warm heart. Monstrous and human. Many-coloured, though greener than green. She champions global brands, but takes to heart their workers and treatment of the earth. Little wonder that in every single image, there’s more than one point of view.

Cambridge Jones

Cambridge Jones captures personalities. His portraits reveal not only faces and expressions, but what lies behind them. From loves to fears to thoughts in progress, yet to be shared. In short, characters that connect

Jo Sax

Jo Sax is the lady David Attenborough of photographers. She reads animals’ musings better than we interpret our own. A dog’s grin. The oblique, pensive glance of a cockatoo. And with an eternal patience, transforms them into impulsive viewing. Essential for those who need to connect consumers’ minds with animals they adore.

Phil Babb

Phil Babb sees things others don’t. He spots hidden emotions, quirks, reactions and expressions, things that say more about subjects than briefs ever do. To him, they add meaning to images. And value to human brands for kids or medicines.

Seb Winter

Everyone’s imperfect. But to Seb Winter, that’s perfection. Odd expressions, crooked smiles, blemishes, wayward looks are his specialities. And in portraiture, beauty and fashion retail, where perfection is the industry norm, he proves that blemishes persuade.

Roberto D’Este

Roberto d’Este is a man of colour. Brighter, stronger, bolder, taller, redder, bluer, fierier, bolder, cooler, smarter, slicker, more convincing, more everything. And all for the good. His Italian strength of character is his way of finding strengths in others. Coaxing it out, refining it, making it shine brighter still.