Tim Hall, a British Fine Art Photographer based in London, specializes in portraits, landscapes and seascapes. He is a graduate of the University of Manchester, and began his career as staff photographer for the London-based Redferns Music Picture Library.
During the 1990s, he lived and worked in Southeast Asia, which led to the publication of several books on countries in the region, including bestsellers as Cambodia: A Portrait and Back to Mandalay. He also photographed the indigenous people of the area, and these romantic and often insightful portraits are seen in his Golden Faces and Hanoi People series.

In 1997, Tim shot a cross-section of Hong Kong society to mark the end of British rule. The Hong Kong People Collection was exhibited around the world. In 2003, He journeyed to India, where he worked on an exhibition series entitled Pilgrimage that follows the life of the inhabitants of the ancient city, Varanasi.

Tim recently made a move into landscape photography. His Dune Collection captures the sensuality of the shifting sands at dawn in the Sahara desert, and his latest project, the Coast Collection, depicts seascapes and beach scenes of England.

Tim Hall’s work has been exhibited and sold in top galleries across the world, including the Lan Kwai Fong Gallery in Hong Kong and the Nehru Centre and Blenheim Crescent in London. Institutions and art collectors worldwide have bought his work.