Richard Bradbury is an award-winning commercial photographer based in leafy West London, with a career spanning over 35 years. Initially specialising in advertising, editorial, and portrait photography, Richard has photographed some of the world’s largest advertising campaigns and continues to work internationally with leading brands.

His long-standing association with The Guinness Book of World Records has taken him around the globe, creating creative, advertising-style portraits of record holders. In 2010, Richard launched The Children of London Project, now in its 16th edition. Each year, he invites parents to apply for their children to be photographed at their favourite London locations, with the images published in a beautiful, limited-edition book. Copies are retained by HM The King and the Prime Minister, and the project has raised over £100,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital.

A Contributing Editor of Professional Photo magazine, Richard has authored several books, including guides on lighting, portraiture, and his acclaimed business manual Rich Photographer Poor Photographer.

A former President of the Master Photographers Association and Captain of the UK World Photographic Cup Team, Richard is highly regarded as both a photographer and educator—sharing his wealth of experience with professionals around the world.