From London’s Gallery Walls to Fortnum & Mason: Still Pinching Ourselves

As if making the top seven in the World Food Photography Awards wasn’t wild enough, we just found out that our image was selected as one of only 26 finalist photographs to be featured in a special exhibition at Fortnum & Mason in Piccadilly, London.

For those unfamiliar, Fortnum & Mason is more than a department store—it’s a British institution. An icon of craftsmanship, indulgence, and heritage. To have our work on display there, among their famed hampers and chandeliers, feels like stepping into a dream. The exhibition features some of the strongest, most striking food imagery from around the world—and somehow, we’re part of that lineup.

Even cooler? Our photograph is the first one you see when you walk in the door.

To say we’re honored would be an understatement. We’re a small studio from Maine—rooted in storytelling, built on years of scrappy shoots and big dreams. To have an image we created for The Wilder bar in Portsmouth now standing front and center at Fortnum & Mason… that’s a full-circle moment we never saw coming.

This recognition reminds us why we do what we do: to capture moments that feel honest, immersive, and maybe even a little cinematic. To slow people down. To get them to look—really look.

If you’re in London anytime between now and July 7, stop in and take a peek. And send us a photo—we’d love to see it through your eyes too.