Jeremy Sutton Hibbert, Scotland. People & Community Documentary Photographer

A Caucasian man standing near barrels in a whisky distillery — Global Assignments agency Photographer Jeremy Sutton Hibbert, Glasgow, Scotland.

Jeremy Sutton Hibbert

Photographer

About Jeremy

Jeremy Sutton Hibbert grew up in Scotland, where on his 13th Birthday he received a gift of a camera. A few years later Jeremy subsequently became a UK based photographer for editorial, corporate & NGO clients.

His work has appeared in magazines such as Time, National Geographic, Italian Geo, Le Figaro, The Guardian, The Sunday Times and many others. For the past decade Jeremy has been one of the principle photographers for Greenpeace International.

In recent years Jeremy was based in Japan, but missing the raw weather has now relocated back to his home country of Scotland.

His work has taken him to over 100 countries as far flung as Antarctica and outer Mongolia. His personal and commissioned work, for which he has been the recipient of photojournalism awards, has been widely published and exhibited across Europe and the USA.

Books include: Scottish Orange Walks, Longannet Colliery, Klondykers Shetland, Nelson Mandela Glasgow, Shipbuilding on the River Clyde, North Sea Fishing, The Common Riding, The Roma Portraits, Unsullied & Untarnished

Collections: St Andrew's University Special Collections photo archive, St Andrew's, Scotland. The Scottish Photography Archive, National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland. The National Museum of Photography, Film, Television, Bradford, England, UK. The Navigator Foundation, Massachusetts, USA- Standard Life Investments, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Gallery

Torran Mealand bottling the whisky spirit into the bottles which are made from 100% recycled glass, at the Nc’nean single malt whisky distillery, in Drimnin, on the Morvern peninsula, in Scotland

Kelsey McKechnie, Apprentice Balvenie Malt Master at William Grant & Sons Distillers Ltd, photographed in the tasting room, at William Grant HQ, in Bellshill, Scotland, on 3 December 2018.

ordon Wood, distillery manager, prepares the stills at the beginning of the day. The steam for the stills is fired and fuelled by wood chip from the estate forests wood supply, at the Nc’nean single malt whisky distillery, in Drimnin, on the Morvern peninsula, in Scotland

Two male whiskey distillers sample Kilchoman single malt whilst enjoying a joke

Gordon Hamilton checking crates of Ardnamurchan single malt whisky which is due to be sent to the USA, at the Adelphi Distillery bottling plant, at Charleston near Dunfermline, in Scotland

Iain McAlister (master distiller and distillery manager) tours the bonded warehouse checking on the maturing casks, at Glen Scotia single malt whisky distillery, in Campbeltown, Scotland,

Unloading casks of Kilchoman single malt whisky into the warehouse, at Kilchoman distillery, founded in 2005 by Anthony Wills, in Islay, Scotland,

Bunnahabhain whisky distillery, in Bunnahabhain, Scotland,

Night Sky at Bowmore single malt whisky distillery, in Bowmore town, on Islay, Scotland,

A fisherman throws rope ashore from bow of boat.

Fisherman wearing a woolly hat looks through fishing boat window

Loch Fyne Seafarms, fisherman sorting scallops, lobsters and lagoustines, for shipping to customers in the UK, in Europe and Asia, in Tarbert, Argyllshire, Scotland

Loch Fyne Seafarms, sorting scallops, lobsters and lagoustines, for shipping to customers in the UK, in Europe and Asia, in Tarbert, Argyllshire, Scotland

Packaging langoustine prawns for shipping live to the continent, at Loch Fyne Seafarms, - sorting scallops, lobsters and lagoustines, for shipping to customers in the UK, in Europe and Asia, in Tarbert, Argyllshire, Scotland, UK, 11th December 2020. Jamie McMillan is fearful that Brexit will cause untold hardship and complications for his live produce export business.

Gavin Addison, Mate on the Accord trawler, fixing torn holes in the boat's fishing nets, in Peterhead harbour, Scotland

Male Port worker stands on side of dock with ship in background wearing a hard hat and orange overalls

Male site engineer inspection of an underground tunnel

three male site engineers wearing hard hats with lights talking in a underground tunnel

Trevor Walls, Systems Engineering Manager stands on deck of boat taking the team out to Orbital Marine Power

Boat taking team out to the Orbital Marine Power O2 2MW tidal turbine, Scotlland

Wind turbines by the port, in Workington, England,

Lynne Daisley, service station lead electrician (3-yrs working with wind turbines) and Craig McLennan, Mechanical technician (3yrs with wind turbines), both working for Enercon, checking and making a minor repair on a wind turbine at the Hammars Hill wind farm site, in Hammars Hill, in Orkney

Apprentices, left to right: Patrick Carins, Ross Brian (centre, in glasses), Jack Turnbull - The building of 1st-in-class Type 26 Global Combat Ship, the HMS Glasgow, at BAE Systems Govan, in Glasgow, Scotland,

Two engineers watch the 100-tonne block lift of the bow to be connected onto Hull 802, in the Ferguson Marine shipyard, in Port Glasgow, Scotland

Tony Hepburn (Production Manager) describing the building of the ship - The building of 1st-in-class Type 26 Global Combat Ship, the HMS Glasgow, at BAE Systems Govan, in Glasgow, Scotland

Two car ferry boats under construction for CMAL, in Ferguson Marine engineering shipyard, in Port Glasgow, on , Scotland

Man helps elderly lady from the Caledonian MacBrayne's ferry terminal, in Oban, Scotland

Portrait of fashion designer Paul Smith against a wall of buttons

Side porfile portrait of Mark Carney Governor of the Bank of England.

Smiling Portrait of Mark Carney Governor of the Bank of England

Smiling Portrait of Maddy Kirkman of the Scottish Labour Party

Portrait of Rory Christie, of Dourie Farming Company Ltd., in Port William, Scotland.

Portrait of Irvine Welsh, author, in the new town area of Edinburgh, Scotland,

Portrait of Ian Rankin, author, in The Oxford Bar, (a bar which features in many of his books), in Edinburgh, Scotland

Portrait of Lukanyo Mnyanda, journalist, Scotland correspondent for the Financial Times, in Edinburgh, Scotland

Portrait of Val McDermid, crime writer, photographed with a backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, in Edinburgh, Scotland

Professor Derek Stewart (professor of plant and food chemistry, wearing green shirt) and Professor Colin Campbell (Chief Executive of the James Hutton Institue, wearing blue suit), in the crop growing fields of the Portrait of James Hutton Institute, in Invergowrie, Scotland

East European (Bulgarian, Ukrainian and Romanian) seasonal farm workers at work harvesting broccoli in Pittenweem, East Neuk of Fife, Scotland

East European seasonal farm workers at work harvesting broccoli in Pittenweem, East Neuk of Fife, Scotland

Portrait of Amy Stammers sustainability manager, and her dog in her car visits some of the livestock on the estate farm - the livestock are fed waste draff from the mash process of the whisky making, at the Nc’nean single malt whisky distillery, in Drimnin, on the Morvern peninsula, in Scotland

Portrait of Dave Anderson tagging, with a GPS transmitting tag, an 8-week old male Golden Eagle chick, in the Trossachs National Park, in the Trossachs , Scotland

Portrait of Dave Anderson hand Comparing the spread of the talons against a hand of a Golden Eagle chick, in the Trossachs National Park, in the Trossachs , Scotland

Queens Baton held aloft towards a blue sky.

The Queen's Baton, carried by batonbearers nominated by her community of Butetown, in Cardiff, in Wales

The Queen's Baton, carried by baton bearer Zac Bragg, in relay through Tully, in Australia,

The Queen's Baton, carried by batonbearer Selina Pitt, in relay through Charters Towers, in Australia

Queens Baton bearer stands on mountain with city views in the distance.

Portraits of two senior chaps in traditional riding outfits of red jackets, leggings, black boots standing against a white backdrop at Scottish Festival

Portrait of a women wearing a pigs mask holding a horn and a pile of sticks captured against a white backdrop at a Scottish Festival

Portrait of a man wearing a hooded cape holding an effigy of a devil at a Scottish Festival against a white backdrop

Mature man holds a pole with a red flower crown on top captured against a white backdrop at a Scottish Festival

Women wearing a large pink hat and yellow and blue rosettes captured against a white back ground at Scottish Festival

A mature man and reverend and dignitaries wear a red medal ribbon.

Portrait of a Adult man dressed as a wolf captured against a white backdrop at a Scottish Festival

Aerial view of forest in Papua New Guinea with beautiful rainbow

Aerial view of deforestation in Papua New Guinea

Young child wearing sea shell necklaces stands in an area where deforestation has happened in Papua New Guinea

Standing tribes man paddle in traditional canoes towards larger barge carrying felled trees look towards camera in Papua New Guinea

Landscape picture of a pile of shells on a sandy beach in Papua New Guinea

Children play on the beach, beside a fallen trunk of a coconut tree with one child on a swing and another with a small bird on his head.

Crews of Greenpeace ships MY Arctic Sunrise and the MY Esperanza crew uses their bodies to write "Help End Whaling !" on the ice of Antarctica, after completing a 2 month campaign against the whaling fleet of Japan . Southern Ocean

CLIENTS WE WORK WITH

GEO Jeremy Sutton Hibbert Document Scotland

Canon Camera Wayne Chasan Photographer American Photographer living in Spain bi lingual

National Geographic Jeremy Sutton Hibbert

enviromental documentry

For over two decades Jeremy has photographed for Greenpeace International, undertaking assignments documenting the Japanese whaling fleet in the Southern Ocean, illegal logging in the rainforests of Papua New Guinea, rising sea levels in Kiribati, and much more.

Between 2003-2012 Jeremy was based in Japan, where he worked in the Asia-Pacific region for clients such as Time, Newsweek, The Times, The Guardian, and Greenpeace International amongst others. In 2011-2012 he lived through and documented the Tohoku disaster comprising of the earthquake, tsunami and Fukushima nuclear crisis.