Amber Pinkerton

Bio

Amber Pinkerton (b. 1997) is a dynamic photographer and filmmaker based in London, whose roots in Kingston, Jamaica, deeply inform her artistic vision. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of Caribbean culture, Amber's work serves as a poignant social commentary, exploring socio-political contexts through her lens. Her striking imagery captures the essence of life in Jamaica, characterized by a rich and evocative palette that celebrates its beauty and complexity. Amber's distinctive style has garnered international acclaim, leading to collaborations with prestigious publications such as Document Journal, Dazed, Nataal Media, and i-D. She has been recognized as one of the '15 Creative Women for Our Time' by The New York Times Style Magazine and was featured on the British Fashion Council's 2020 New Wave: Creatives List. Additionally, she earned a place in Dazed's 2020 rankings and was highlighted in i-D's 'Photographers to Follow' and 'My Year in Photos' features. Her commercial portfolio boasts an impressive array of clients, including Miu Miu, Gucci, Nike, Fenty x University of Westminster, and Ahluwalia Studio x Browns Fashion. In addition to her commissioned work, Amber is dedicated to personal projects, notably a collaborative photography venture that accompanies the documentary film OUTDEH, which powerfully portrays the experiences and aspirations of Jamaica's youth. Through her lens, Amber Pinkerton continues to illuminate and celebrate the stories of her heritage and beyond.