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Ren Pidgeon is a Los Angeles-based fashion and commercial photographer originally from Melbourne, Australia, where he co-owns All Time Studios — a creative studio space for photographers, artists, and filmmakers.

Known for his cinematic, voyeuristic style and naturally unposed imagery, Ren’s work blends editorial storytelling with a raw and intimate approach to fashion photography. His photography is recognized for its wide frames, natural movement, and emotionally driven visual narratives.

Ren has photographed campaigns, editorials, and commercial projects for global brands and publications including Adidas, Marie Claire, Grazia, GQ, HUF, Women’s Health, Witchery, General Pants Co, Cotton On, Supre, Rollas, and Jaggad. His work has appeared in international fashion editorials, advertising campaigns, and billboards worldwide.

Based in Los Angeles and working internationally between California, New York, Melbourne, and Sydney, Ren specializes in fashion photography, editorial photography, lifestyle campaigns, swimwear, and commercial storytelling for brands, magazines, agencies, and creative studios.

Alongside his photography career, Ren is also the founder of Focus Casting, a platform designed to modernize model casting and simplify collaboration between brands, photographers, agencies, and creative teams within the fashion industry.
Ren is also a host of the weekly podcast Spoonerism where he occasionally talks about photography..

For behind-the-scenes work, travel imagery, and personal projects, visit Instagram @renpidgeon.diary.

Contact

Email: ren@renpidgeon.com
USA:  +1(310) 309 0671
Australia: +61 409 970 558

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