Kitchen In The Wild

For Kitchen in the Wild, our approach was instinctive, earthy, and responsive to place. The brief wasn’t to impose a visual identity, but to let the landscape lead—to create imagery that feels discovered rather than designed. Captured on location in remote environments, the work focuses on atmosphere, texture, and human connection. Fire, weather, hands at work, food in its raw state—each frame contributes to a wider narrative of escape, craft, and immersion. The imagery is built to support their excursions as stories, not just events, forming campaign assets that feel timeless and rooted in experience. This project was developed to promote their 2026 Scotland adventure, led by Clare Isaacs and chef Valentine Warner. Together, they host intimate gatherings with some of the UK’s most respected chefs and craft makers, creating moments that sit somewhere between ritual, journey, and shared table. Our role was to translate that ethos into visual language—photography that reflects freedom, wildness, and quiet magic. As Kitchen in the Wild expands its portfolio beyond Kenya and Norway into Scotland and beyond, the work is designed to travel with them: flexible, narrative-led imagery that can evolve wherever the path leads next.