EST. 2022

Founded in 2022, PRISMA Photography Magazine is an online photography publication based in London. It was developed by a group of student photographers at the University of St Andrews who have since stepped into the wider world as professional photographers, writers, and creatives.

We share photo stories in our biweekly newsletter, and produce a quarterly magazine packed with exclusive photos and articles. Our stories are sourced from across the world and across genres, and by bridging the gap between amateur and professional photography, we provide inspiration and reason for a sustained engagement in photography on any level.

Meet the Editorial Team

  • Louise Anderbjörk

    FOUNDER & EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

    Louise is a London-based sports photographer, specialising in equestrian sports, women’s football, and para sport. Her career spans across live sports, and she currently works as an editor and producer on broadcast and features productions.

  • Tristan Sharman

    EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

    Tristan is a science communicator and freelance video editor, with several years of experience in documentary filmmaking. He accompanies his work with a passion for photojournalism, combining stills and video to enhance climate storytelling.

  • Kailee Parsons

    CONTENT EDITOR

    Originally from Seattle, Washington, Kailee is a writer, photographer, and marketing professional, currently researching the crossover of visual communication and psychology as part of her doctorate degree.

  • Maggie Zhu

    EDITORIAL EDITOR

    Maggie is a freelance photographer and content creator, working across theatre productions and live music performances. She frequently covers shows on both local and international stages, and has had her work widely published across the UK.

  • Amanda MacEachen

    DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER

    Amanda is an established live music photographer, working across the Scottish scenes and national festivals with local artists and touring groups alike. She also holds expertise in working with brands and in developing digital strategies in the arts.