A Decade with The Royal Lancers: Rory Lewis Captures the Heritage of Queen Elizabeth’s Own
2025 marks a decade since the formation of The Royal Lancers (Queen Elizabeth’s Own)—a proud union of the 9th/12th Royal Lancers and The Queen’s Royal Lancers. Formed on May 2nd, 2015 as part of the British Army’s restructuring under Army 2020, the regiment inherited generations of tradition, duty, and distinction. Over the past ten years, The Royal Lancers have continued to serve King and country with unwavering professionalism and honor.
Honoring Leadership: Capturing Admiral Sir Tony Radakin’s Dual Role in History
In the storied history of the British Armed Forces, the role of Chief of the Defence Staff represents the pinnacle of military leadership, guiding the nation's defense and strategy. Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the current Chief of the Defence Staff, exemplifies this position of responsibility, blending modern leadership with a deep respect for tradition.
Honoring Service Through Portraiture: Capturing Transgender Military Personnel
Through my project Soldiery: British Army Portraits, I had the distinct privilege of working with several transgender personnel, capturing their stories and contributions to our nation's security. Among them was WO2 Deborah Penny, a trailblazer who became the first transgender British soldier to serve on the front line.
Field Marshal The Lord Guthrie Portrait Sitting
Second to None': Preserving History with the Coldstream Guards.
The Heroes in Focus Foundation is proud to have funded an extraordinary series of portraits featuring the Coldstream Guards, one of the most iconic regiments in British military history. These portraits, masterfully captured by Rory Lewis, have been donated to the National Army Museum in London, preserving the legacy and valor of those who serve in the British Armed Forces.
Honoring Leadership: Portrait Sitting with Lieutenant General James Bashall
Explore the Heroes in Focus Foundation's portrait sitting with Lieutenant General James Bashall CBE, a distinguished British Army leader. Capturing his remarkable career from Iraq to Afghanistan, this session honors his legacy of service, leadership, and dedication.
