Christina Kernohan is an award-winning photographer specialising in portraiture and still life. Born in Northern Ireland, based in Glasgow and working internationally. She has over 17 years of experience collaborating with global brands and publishers. Storytelling is at the heart of Christina’s practice. Projects include the Global Campaign for - the oldest Whisky in the world (at time of release) - The Macallan, The Reach 81 year Old, alongside Nadav Kander; and published book, A Sense of Place, in collaboration with renowned writer, Dave Broom — New York Times ‘Best Books onWine (and Whisky)'.
Christina takes a hands-on approach to every project, working closely with clients from concept development to art direction and technical production. She embraces both digital and medium format film, believing there is a story to be told in every photograph.
Christina takes a hands-on approach to every project, working closely with clients from concept development to art direction and technical production. She embraces both digital and medium format film, believing there is a story to be told in every photograph.
Selected Clients: The NHS, BBC Three, The Macallan, Isle Of Harris Distillers, The Radio Times, The Dalmore, Bacardi, Virgin Records/EMI, Rémy Cointreau, Warp, Whyte and Mackay, The Botanist, The Guardian, NinjaTune, GlenDronach, Brown Forman, Brownswood Recordings, Hendricks, LuckyMe, Planet Mu.