News — independent automotive photographers

The fourth automotive photographer to join Limited100 as a supplier, Niall Julian has been a petrolhead for as long as he can remember. Cars, in particular classics, have always held a deep fascination, which has over the years combined with his background in photography, film and digital media. All of these came together in 2015 when Niall founded the award-winning classic car blog Take to the Road. Since then the site has grown to become one of the UK’s leading automotive blogs. As a freelance photojournalist, Niall attends many of the UK’s top Concours shows, always with a camera in hand....

The third automotive photographer to begin working with Limited100, Sheffield-based João Meneses is a young self-taught professional who from a tender age developed a unique passion for, and a very strong connection with photography and the automotive world, influenced by his father. Shortly after he concluded his professional qualification in the health sector (Physiotherapy), dedicating his time entirely to photography became a possibility and later on a reality. João bought his first camera and embraced the challenge of self-learning the basics, leading to an evolution from an amateur to a professional freelance photographer. In this article, João answers some questions so you...

"Petrolhead’s Print Business Supports Automotive Photographers" NOTTINGHAM, 6TH JULY 2020 - Nottingham-based petrolhead Simon Wright has launched Limited100 - an online store selling made-to-order limited run automotive prints, with a core purpose of supporting independent automotive photographers. With just over one million of the UK’s self-employed workers (22%) at risk of being affected by lockdown, and motoring events cancelled throughout the pandemic outbreak, independent automotive photographers have been hit particularly hard and, as a result, are having to diversify and introduce digital channels to generate revenue. An avid car enthusiast, Simon was looking for some automotive art for his first home...