Isaac Mettle is a multidisciplinary photographer and artist based in Brighton, UK, originally from Accra, Ghana.His work is deeply influenced by the storytelling prowess of Gordon Parks, the intimate portraiture of Jane Bown, and the vibrant street photography style of Fred Herzog. Isaac’s photography captures the essence of human experience, focusing on the narratives that unfold within everyday moments.

With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to authenticity, Isaac often merges his background in abstract painting with his photographic practice. He aims to create images that not only showcase the subjects but also evoke emotions and provoke thought. Whether photographing the dynamic streets of Brighton or the diverse faces within his community, he seeks to reveal the richness of life and the beauty of ordinary moments.

Isaac's work reflects his belief that every photograph tells a story, connecting viewers to the world around them. He continues to explore and expand his creative vision, drawing inspiration from his influences to create compelling visual narratives that resonate with audiences.