Rosie Hardy

Growing up on a farm nestled in the hills of the Peak District, I've always had a love for nature, magical places, and the stories they tell. I discovered Photography in my teenage years and it quickly became my chosen medium for storytelling and creativity. After losing my hair to alopecia, I found comfort in self portraits and uploading them to Flickr. My visual journal entries unexpectedly gained popularity and I became the third most followed person on Flickr, after NASA and The White House. The support and encouragement of the online Photography community inspired me to become a full-time Photographer and Digital Artist. I've now worked with household brands such as Microsoft, Canon, Spotify, and Disney, shooting both private and commercial campaigns, and working personally with brands I love on social media. I still love the shooting self portraits that gave me a sense of belonging and identity, and journaling the goings-on in my life. Photography and storytelling is my closest companion, and I hope it will help see me through the chapters of my life to come.

Rachel Sherlock

I’m fortunate enough to have been a professional photographer for thirteen years now. During this time, my aim has been to create photos that celebrate human beauty and diversity, and champion representation wherever possible. I am truly in my element when I've got a simple backdrop, a couple of lights, and a willing model ready to sit for a portrait. I want to capture a person's personality and style in an honest way that makes them feel proud - because we all deserve to like who we are in a photograph. I've also carried this ethos through to the production and photography work I've done for brands and news outlets alike. The photos I deliver for them need to be bold and real and representative of their identity. These portraits have appeared in Vogue, Rolling Stone, Harper’s Bazaar, GQ, Glamour, and feature fantastic people like John Bradley, Stefflon Don, and Sara Pascoe.