Vianney Le Caer is an independent London-based photographer whose work spans reportage and street photography to commercial, celebrity and film publicity photography.

With a previous background in Law and Political Science, Vianney graduated from the London College of Communication with an M.A. in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography in 2015.

He has substantial experience working in conflict situations with a portfolio comprising stories from the Ukrainian revolution, the fallout of the Iraq and Syrian conflicts, as well as several street photography series from South America, Asia and Africa. Vianney has experience working with NGOs and his skill-set further includes video and multimedia editing, with experience working for Reuters and the Associated Press.

Aside from a deep-seated interest in current affairs and geopolitics, he also covers major entertainment events such as the BAFTAs, the Golden Globes, Cannes Film Festival and Fashion Week. His work regularly appears in a variety of international publications including The Guardian, Paris-Match, The Sunday Times and the New York Times among others. Vianney is also a regular commissioned contributor to Deadline Hollywood, 10 Magazine and NBC News.

His commercial clients include Prada, Youtube, Google and Disney and he also collaborates with contemporary artists such as the Connor Brothers and Pussy Riot. In 2019, he was chosen as the photographer for the online campaign of fashion house Roland Mouret entitled Women in Mouret.

Vianney started working as a unit and key art photographer, most recently on the feature drama film Think of England as well as for ITV and Talk TV.

He speaks fluent English, Spanish and French.

Exhibitions include:

  • C’est Beyrouth! at the Institut des Cultures d’Islam in Paris, France (2019)

  • Artist in Residence at Photo Festival in Saint-Brieuc in France (2019)

  • The Pride Photo Award Winners Exhibition in Amsterdam, Netherlands (2018)

  • Solo show Beirut Sun Tanners in Split, Croatia (2018)

  • Solo show Synaesthetic Exoticism at Roland Mouret London, UK (2017)