Photography plays a central part in what we do. The Third Sector is about the relationships between people and communities as well as global issues such as faith, justice and peace, human rights, the environment and development: photography is the perfect medium to communicate this.

In that context it is images which transform, rather than reinforce, our preconceptions which have the greatest impact upon us.

We have over twenty years experience working with a range of clients who rely on our deep and comprehensive understanding of both the effect that images have on people as well as having the ability to 'tune in' very quickly to the needs of the client.

We think outside the box too, and enjoy giving you, as well as your audience, surprises (good ones!)

No simplistic, exploitative approach here.

The images you use define your brand, and therefore your ethos, more than anything else you do. Let us help you to get that right.

As a photojournalist, Mark Howard has travelled extensively around the world exploring many key issues, including:

• agricultural reform in Ghana
• the diamond trade in Sierra Leone
• the role of the Church of South India in local communities
• conflict resolution in Sri Lanka
• political upheaval in Haiti
• following the coca trail in Bolivia
• conducting research for a film in India based around the Beatitudes
• the rights of indentured sugar workers in Fiji
• the nuclear legacy in the Solomon Islands
• church and state in Tonga
• meeting and interviewing women’s peace groups in Northern Ireland