Luke Duggleby is an award-winning British freelance photographer who has been based in Asia for around 15 years. He works predominantly in Asia but also in Africa and further afield shooting documentary, portraiture and editorial assignments for media, corporate and NGO clients. When not on assignment he works on his own personal documentaries.

Luke has published two books, most recently Salz der Erde (Salt of the Earth) in collaboration with Mikel Landa and published by mareVerlag in Germany, Austria and Switzerland in December 2015. Il Lato Invisible del Paradiso - Pellegrinaggi ai Confini del Tibet (The Invisible Side of Paradise - A Pilgrimage in to Tibet's Borderlands) was published by Egon in Italy in 2009.

He is the founder of The Sidi Project www.thesidiproject.com which documents the African diaspora of the Indian Ocean. And founding member of Climate Heroes www.climateheroes.org which highlights the work of people around the world committed to mitigate the effects of climate change in their communities.

Luke speaks English and Thai and lives in Bangkok, Thailand, with his family all year round.

Clients include The Sunday Times Magazine (UK), National Geographic Magazine, The Smithsonian Magazine, WWF, Al Jazeera, The Guardian Magazine, Chrysler, Malaria Consortium, Rolls Royce, Monocle, mare Magazine, ARTE, The Pew Charitable Trust, TIME, GEO France, PepsiCo, GEO Germany, Greenpeace, The New York Times, Geographical Magazine (UK), Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, Protection International, Fortify Rights, USAID, Gain Alliance, Facebook, Die Zeit Magazine.