Famous photograph of Concorde's final flight, passing over Clifton Suspension Bridge by Lewis Whyld for SWNS. Noted as the greatest aviation photograph in history by CNN and others, an iconic image..

Photography by Lewis Whyld.

Winner of 3 Pictures of the Year International awards and News Photographer of the Year.


Iconic photograph by Lewis Whyld of Prince William and Kate at the Royal Wedding, leaving the church after getting married, followed by Prince Harry and the Royal Family.
Iconic image by photographer Lewis Whyld of Dame Helen Mirren as she watches the fireworks aboard the P&O Cruises' vessel Ventura, during the official naming ceremony at Southampton Dock, Southampton
Iconic photograph by Lewis Whyld of a lightning strike next to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben in London.
Iconic Photograph of Iggy Pop of Iggy and the Stooges throwing a water bottle surrounded by spray, as he performs at the Hard Rock Calling music festival in Hyde Park, London
Lewis Whyld's iconic, famous photograph of Queen Elizabeth II smiling with Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, at the Trooping the Colour Parade in London.

Lewis Whyld is a London-based photographer whose work spans conflict and crisis, editorial, portraits, sport, aviation and selected commissions. Built on years of frontline storytelling, his photography combines journalistic instinct with a cinematic visual language.

War, unrest, disaster and humanitarian coverage including Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, Somalia, Ukraine, the London riots and the Asian tsunami.

Historic photograph by Lewis Whyld of Queen Elizabeth II, President Barack Obama, and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, during a formal State Banquet at Buckingham Palace in London.

Editorial

News, public life, politics, culture and documentary assignments. From the Royal Wedding to the Queen’s funeral, from quirky magazine features to iconic moments in history.

An iconic portrait by Lewis Whyld of an elderly Afghan man. The man has a weathered face with deep-set wrinkles, a full grey beard, a portrait in Afghanistan as part of Lewis Whyld's War Photography

Portraits

Portraits spanning politics, culture, sport and public life, from formal commissions to more intimate, observational work.

Tennis legend Andy Murray in an incredible image, diving on a grass court to reach a tennis ball with his racket, with spectators watching in the background. Iconic Photograph by Lewis Whyld for PA Media.

Sports and Action

Sport and action photography spanning elite competition, live events and fast-moving assignments, from the World Cup Football to Wimbledon tennis finals.

Aviation and industry photography spanning aircraft, infrastructure, engineering and industrial environments.

Incredible photograph by Lewis Whyld of maintenance workers cleaning and repairing the clock face of Big Ben in London, all wearing safety harnesses and helmets.

Selected Commissions

Selected commissioned work for brands, publications, organisations and productions.

Available for commissions:

Award-winning, story-driven photography for brands, agencies, broadcasters and publications. From conflict and crisis coverage to portraits, sport and commissioned assignments, Lewis brings a photojournalist’s instinct, cinematic visual language and calm, experienced direction to every assignment.

Or email: Hello@Whyldthings.com

Famous Photograph by Lewis Whyld taken from inside a military aircraft. It shows a British rear gunner on the last combat operation of the war, as flares fire and the sun sets. Part of Whyld's war photography.
Famous portrait by Photographer Lewis Whyld of British Prime Minister David Cameron standing in front of a Union Jack Flag.

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Lewis Whyld is an Emmy Winning Photojournalist, FPV drone pioneer and cinematographer.