Nina Duncan

Nina Duncan is a renowned professional photographer known for her intimate and captivating work, with publications like The Sunday Times featuring her iconic photographs of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Her journey in photography began at the International Centre for Photography in NYC, where she honed her style while working alongside acclaimed photographers such as Annie Leibowitz, Mary Ellen Mark, and Steven Meisel at Art + Commerce.

She further expanded her expertise by traveling the world and assisting well-known photographers like Miles Aldridge, Alexi Lubomirski, and Russell Sadur on various sets, covering fashion, lifestyle, and still-life photography.

Nina, also known as Paparella, is driven by a passion for storytelling and human emotions, aiming to capture the essence of people's lives and narratives through her lens as a Creative Director.

With a background in Sociology from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Nina brings a unique perspective to her photography, infusing her work with depth and understanding of human interactions and society.

She draws inspiration from her childhood memories and her Nonna's (grandmother) stories and photographs, which instilled in her the importance of the 'little things' that breathe life into narratives, a sentiment she translates into her creative productions today.