Benjamin brings stories to life that matter.

His job as a photographer is to create connections with the people he works with and the people he photographs. Through his deep sense of empathy, he manages to facilitate a safe place where people can open up — allowing him to capture their story with honesty and integrity.

He uses a candid, observational approach and brings his A-game to every project he works on. With over 15 years of dedicated experience in visual communications, he will be with you every step of the way to bring your stories to life.

Reach out to tell your story
hello@benjaminyoud.com

Benjamin is motivated to support the vital work that environmental charities Greenpeace and Client Earth do to protect our planet. Regular donations are made to these causes.

 
 

Select list of clients
Bloom Magazine / Brooks Macdonald / Cancer Research UK / Christie's / Creative Concern / Crisis / DC Thomson / Hodder & Stoughton / Icarus Complex Magazine / Kemosabe / Lazinc / Lipton / MQ: Transforming Mental Health / Orion Publishing / Pesticide Action Network / Planet Mark / Shelter  / St. Christopher’s Hospice / Vaseline


Awards
2021: Portrait of Humanity
2019: Portrait Salon


Selected Exhibitions
2024: River Story — Solo exhibition, ONCA Gallery
2024: Surreal Horizons — Group exhibition, The Holy Art Gallery
2023: Autumn exhibition — Group exhibition, Christie’s
2023: The Mind’s Eye — Group exhibition, Electro Studios, St. Leonards on Sea
2022: Artwave  — Group exhibition, Tigermoth, Lewes
2022: The Sea  — Group exhibition, Fronteer Gallery, Sheffield
2022: Summer exhibition — Group exhibition, Christie’s
2022: Seascape  — Solo Exhibition, Hillcrest Centre, Newhaven
2020: Don't Take Pictures! — Group exhibition, Online
2019: Portrait Salon — Group exhibition, The Royal Photographic Society, Bristol
2019: Summer exhibition — Group exhibition, Christie’s
2018: Summer exhibition — Group exhibition, Christie’s
2013: London Photo Festival — Group exhibition, The Crypt, London
2010: Mindsoup — Group exhibition, 320 Gallery, London