Eloise Campbell Bowling is a London-based documentary and portrait photographer working across the UK and internationally.

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Her work focuses on people and human stories, with experience spanning documentary photography, portraiture, live events, music and editorial assignments. She is particularly interested in work that explores communities, culture and social issues, and in using photography to tell stories with honesty, dignity and a strong sense of place.

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Eloise has more than 20 years' professional experience and began her career assisting photographers including John Stoddart and Barry Lategan before undertaking an internship at The Times. She has since worked across demanding live and documentary environments, including touring with musicians and photographing communities internationally.

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Her clients and subjects have included Hans Zimmer, Charli XCX, Rudimental, Camden Market and Keys of Change. Her photography has appeared in The Guardian, The Times, National Geographic Online, The Telegraph, Tatler, Evening Standard, Bass Magazine and Kerrang!, and her work has received recognition from The Guardian and The Telegraph.

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Alongside commissioned work, Eloise develops long-form documentary projects exploring people, place and social and environmental change. She is available for documentary, charity and NGO assignments, editorial commissions, portraiture and live/event photography in the UK and internationally.

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