Experienced photographer based near London, UK, working on a freelance basis with a variety of clients. http://justinetrickett.com
I specialise in documentary-style marketing photography, helping companies tell their story through photos taken in situ.
I have a strong background in music photography in addition to working commercially in the areas of food and drink photography, interiors, portraiture, and high-end coverage of events. Over the summer months I have worked in an official capacity for a number of festivals to provide photography for year-round marketing campaigns. Past clients include Wilderness, Parklife, GALA, Lovebox, Download, Wireless, Festival No. 6 and Lost Village.
At present I am welcoming touring photography commissions as well as more creative projects tailored to a variety of industries. These can be small scale or larger. I would be keen to involve an element of set design and storytelling for promotional photos, campaigns and artwork collaborations but I'm also happy to simply work with a mood.
Projects
- GALA Festival PhotographyMarketing photography for the always joyful GALA festival, held in London's Peckham Rye Park. In 2021 the independent music festival expanded to three days, with live music and DJs performing across a range of uniquely considered stages and spaces. These photos are from 2021 and 2022.
- Printworks PhotographyPhotography for Playaz's all-day drum & bass event at Printworks. Printworks London is one of the UK's most exciting venues, housed in a former printing factory and featuring a truly awe-inspiring in-house lighting setup which enhances the venue's industrial aesthetic. Photographed for Printworks London's official marketing.
- Personal Photography Project - Faerie KitchenA personal photography and styling project. This series of photos came together on a creative retreat. I found an old servants kitchen in the basement of a manor house, which hadn't been touched for a long time, and I used the space as my inspiration. I then constructed a set using pruned and felled branches and greenery from the land surrounding the house, gradually turning the space into a faerie kitchen in which I could pose fellow participants of the retreat as the kitchen's inhabitants. T
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Projects credited in
- Field DayOver the last decade Field Day has slowly become one of London’s very best alternative music festivals, with a consistently showcasing the world’s finest alternative acts. Fanatic have been the official photographers since 2017. All images © Fanatic9
- WeWork Summer Camp2018 was the seventh annual Summer Camp which saw 8,000 people from around the world come together as a community at Eridge Park, a wooden area 40 miles southeast of London, for a long weekend of music, food, outdoor activities, and opportunities to improve their skills or learn more about themselves. Most attendees were employees at WeWork, a number that has more than doubled over the past year to include more than 6,000 people. WeWork staffers consider Summer Camp a chance to bond with collea3
- PrintworksFanatic were commissioned to photograph the key marketing photography for the launch of Printworks, a groundbreaking multi-purpose event venue which has already changed the face of the capital’s cultural scene. It is comprised of six vast event spaces, all arranged over multiple levels with a maze of corridors and rooms. Original machinery and industrial features are retained throughout from its time as a fully operational printing press. All images © Fanatic18
- CitadelFanatic have provided the official photography for Citadel festival since it launched in 2015. Citadel has established itself as the relaxed, family-friendly music gathering staged on a summer Sunday. It may have a chilled vibe to it, but still boasts some top musical acts, plus all manner of other pursuits, including comedy, arts, talks, workshops and lots of top food and drink. All images © Fanatic7
- Festival No.6This year see’s the end of Festival No.6 “for now”. The festival has been a very special one for all at Fanatic, who have been involved since it launched in 2012. The festival offered an ultimate escape from reality, set in the Tuscan-style village of Portmerion and supported by an impressive group of stages including woodland area and vast main arena, Festival No.6 was all about exploring from the tucked-away forests to climbing to the highest point to get a spectacular view of Portmeirion. It5
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Work history
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PhotographerSelf Employed
London, United KingdomFreelance
Skills
- Events
- Writing
- Photojournalism
- Lifestyle
- Documentary
- Editorial
- Photography
- Photographic Direction
- 35mm Film
- Digital Photograhy
Education
PhotojournalismLondon College of Communication, UAL
- London, United Kingdom