Rhea Scotland

I am a London-based Junior creative and photographer with a focus on fashion imagery that blends softness, intimacy, and storytelling. My work is often shaped by personal narratives and themes rooted in identity, creating visuals that feel both thoughtful and emotionally resonant.

Skilled in creative direction, lighting, casting, post-production, and campaign development, I have led both independent and collaborative productions from concept to execution. My photography practice spans both digital and analogue formats, allowing for a versatile and hands on approach to image making.

On my studies I have developed a broad skill set in producing creative outcomes across editorial, commercial, and conceptual work. Alongside my personal projects, I have gained experience assisting on professional shoots including London Fashion Week, editorial campaigns, and album covers.

rheascotland1@gmail.com

Dionne captured for project 'Now you see me'

Part of an ongoing project titled 'Now you see me' - exploration of Black womanhood. At the heart of this project lies the concept of ‘softness’ - a characteristic historically denied to Black and mixed women.

Samanta - captured for 'Now you see me'

Part of an ongoing project titled 'Now you see me' - exploration of Black womanhood. At the heart of this project lies the concept of ‘softness’ - a characteristic historically denied to Black and mixed women.

Zara - Captured as part of 'Now you see me'

Part of an ongoing project titled 'Now you see me' - exploration of Black womanhood. At the heart of this project lies the concept of ‘softness’ - a characteristic historically denied to Black and mixed women.

Samanta - Captured as part of 'Now you see me'

Part of an ongoing project titled 'Now you see me' - exploration of Black womanhood. At the heart of this project lies the concept of ‘softness’ - a characteristic historically denied to Black and mixed women.

Maya - Captured as part of 'Now you see me'

Part of an ongoing project titled 'Now you see me' - exploration of Black womanhood. At the heart of this project lies the concept of ‘softness’ - a characteristic historically denied to Black and mixed women.

Part of an editorial project for a mock Tolu Coker SS25 Womenswear campaign. Campaign - 'Guided by her hands'