People, Food &

Documentary

Photographer

Clients include: Mindful Chef, Wahaca, Deliveroo, Harper's Bazaar Interiors, Healthy magazine, Help Age International, John Lewis, Metropolitan Police Service, News UK, Positive News, Psychologies, Seven Brands, Trinity Mirror, World Society for the Protection of Animals, UCC Coffee, Brand Events, The London Coffee Festival, Richmond Towers Comms, Tesco, Auntie Anne's, Leap Wild Fish, Barfoots Farms, Zain Group, Harry’s Kitchen, Sea Island Coffee, Wax Comms.

Exhibitions / Awards:

RPS International Photography Exhibition 163
Bethlem Museum of the Mind - ‘All Consuming: Food, Mental Health and Wellbeing’
Wildlife Crime exhibition at London’s City Hall - World Animal Protection / Metropolitan Police
National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year - Finalist
Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year - Finalist

Specialising in storytelling / documentary projects, portraits, food, lifestyle & events.

Kay’s authentic & intuitive images are influenced by a background in journalism & she is skilled at creating engaging narratives with her natural style.

Capturing all aspects of life with a sense of warmth, sensitivity & creativity - the versatile image-maker has over 15 years’ experience in the field, tackling challenging environments & elevating client briefs.

Commercial food & portrait work has seen her trusted by global brands & agencies - from shooting South-Sudanese fishermen on the banks of the Nile and dawn river patrols with the Met Police for an exhibition at City Hall - to collaborating with teams of food stylists, art directors and chefs creating a ‘risotto tornado’ in a London studio kitchen and directing talent like Ben Fogle to frolic in a cornfield.

With a deeply curious nature, her personal projects focus on the human condition, mental health and our relationship with food.

She now also has her own studio in SE London (Lockett Studios), which is also available to hire.