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Ron Timehin is a freelance photographer based in South London. Specialising in Street, Cityscape, Landscape and Portrait photography.

10/06/2026

EDITING BREAKDOWN 💥

This image is from We Who Belong, my upcoming solo exhibition presented by and exclusively sponsored by .

The carousel breaks down my full edit. I work between Lightroom and Photoshop: Lightroom builds the tonal and colour foundation and is where most of the masking work happens, then Photoshop comes in for the finer details, removing distractions and adding the last bit of finesse to get the image exactly where I want it.

I hope you find this useful and let me know what you think in the comments!

We Who Belong, 18 to 21 June NOHO Studios, 67 Great Titchfield St, London.

Prints will be on sale, with a percentage of all sales going back to the communities photographed. DM for more info!

08/06/2026

Work like this is exactly why I do what I do.

I was commissioned to photograph the campaign for Millwall and Football Club’s Pride Playbook, a first-of-its-kind guide designed to help football clubs across the country build genuine partnerships with LGBTQ+ inclusive teams. Not just during Pride Month, but all year round.

What struck me most was the sincerity behind it. Millwall Romans and Millwall FC aren’t just talking about inclusion, they’re sharing everything they’ve learned and handing other clubs a real blueprint to follow.

Seeing the response since launch has been genuinely moving. The reaction from fans, media and the wider football community is a reminder that there is a real appetite for this kind of progress.

Impactful work like this is what fuels my passion for photography. Being trusted to tell these stories is something I don’t take lightly.

Thank you to everyone at and for bringing me in and making the whole experience such a pleasure. A huge thank you to for the lighting and assist! 🤝🏾

Full set of images and more info can be found on my website and www.prideplaybook.co.uk.

02/06/2026

I’m proud to announce that is the exclusive sponsor of We Who Belong — my debut solo exhibition, presented by , opening 18th - 21st June at , London. 🎉

Their belief in artists telling stories that matter, and their genuine commitment to creative voices that might otherwise go unheard, made this exhibition possible. I am truly grateful!

This one is for the communities at the heart of this work! 🤝🏾

We Who Belong. 18–21 June. NOHO Studios, 67 Great Titchfield St, London W1W 7PT.

05/05/2026

Well, what a whirlwind the last few weeks have been! 😭

Thank you to everyone who came to view my work at for the Sony World Photography Awards, where I was shortlisted for the professional portrait category.

To the Kalamadu community in Accra, Ghana, you are a force of nature and thank you for allowing me into your beautiful community and sharing your stories!

Thank you to for facilitating and producing this body of work. Your hard work and dedication to the project, across the UK and Ghana, made this possible.

, thank you for putting together such a wonderful exhibition and for pushing photographers like me into spaces I could only dream of. You are a real asset to the photography industry.

Lastly, a huge thank you to for being by my side throughout and dedicating so much time and effort to this. You are a star!

The journey continues... Watch this space! 👀
unitedkingdom

16/04/2026

Excited to share that The Guardian has featured one of my photographs from my Ghana project, ahead of the Sony World Photography Awards this evening! 🎉

Thank you to Amy Fleming for writing such a lovely piece and for engaging with the work so genuinely. It means a lot!

and , thank you for acknowledging this body of work and for all that you do for the photography industry.

A big thank you also to and the crew for the production in Ghana.

On the back of this, I can also share that I have an exhibition coming in June in collaboration with at . I’ll be sharing more details very soon! 🎉

27/03/2026

Incredibly proud to share that my work has been shortlisted for the Sony World Photography Awards — and that my images will be on display at Somerset House from 17 April until 4 May 2026. 🎉

The series centres on Labadi (La), a Ga community on Accra’s coast. Working with the residents of Kaklamadu, I made portraits on the landing beach and in improvised studios. Boats, nets, a horse, flags becoming shared symbols between us.

The work moves between staged tableaux and quiet observation: boys playing, workers at rest, friends leaning on each other. It’s an invitation to connect with this community on their own terms, with dignity, intimacy, and self-assurance at the centre.

Thank you to everyone at for producing this project, and most of all to the residents of Kaklamadu, whose generosity and openness made it everything it is.

Somerset House, London — 17.04 – 04.05.2026

25/02/2026

Rio from a helicopter with the Sony 28-70mm f/2. 🤌🏾

What an unbelievable experience! Highly recommend seeing a destination from the skies when you get the chance! 👌🏾

What I loved about the Sony 28-70mm f/2 was the flexibility. Wide enough to capture coastlines and broader scenes, whilst having enough range to isolate subjects like Christ the Redeemer. Coupled with the 61.0-megapixel sensor on the a7R5 you can really have some fun in post.

What do you think? Would you try this setup? 🙌🏾

24/02/2026

Commissions for 💨👟

Agency: Article Agency
Models: , ,

18/02/2026

Light, fog and hidden figures.

1. Canary Wharf, 2025
2. Tate Modern, 2017
3. Tate Modern, 2019
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05/02/2026

Favela Brass, Rio de Janeiro. (Part Two) 🎺

This final set of images continues my time documenting Favela Brass, a community built around music, discipline and opportunity. What began with just a handful of students has grown into a space where young musicians learn, rehearse and perform together, including taking part in Rio Carnival each year.

Photographing these students across the neighbourhood allowed me to see how deeply the school is connected to daily life. The streets, stairways and balconies become extensions of the classroom, spaces where confidence, identity and creativity continue to grow beyond the rehearsal room.

Returning to a music-led environment felt deeply personal. Having grown up playing trumpet, I understand how learning an instrument can shape confidence, discipline and belonging. Seeing these students support each other and develop their voices through music was genuinely inspiring.

I put together a small team and spent time listening, observing and making portraits that reflect both the individuals and the community that supports them.

My sincere thanks to , , lighting assistant .l.fontes, and guide for helping make this project possible.

And a special thanks to and for the extra support and great energy throughout.

Thank you to the students and teachers for the trust and warmth you shared with us 🙏🏾.

Please head over to the Instagram and website and show them some love! 🫶🏽

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