About Retna Music

This blog is brought to you by Retna UK and is intended to be used as a forum for anyone who feels passionate about music and has something to say. It will feature gig reviews, news, opinions, facts, gossip and gripes with an ever watchful eye on current trends in music from the experts at Retna. So don’t be shy, if you are a music photographer, a gig goer or a plain ole music fan we want to hear from you!, As well as news and lively debate we will bring you the best in music photography from the best photographers in the business. Not only will this be a platform for young, up and coming bands / photographers this blog will also include memories and anecdotes from legendary photographers such as Michael Putland / Ed Sirrs / Paul Slattery illustrated with iconic images from the archives of Retna. The stories behind the images we have grown to love from the people who shot them. So log on and have yer say!

A product of Retna Pictures

Retna Pictures is one of the largest independent photo agencies in the world. Our unique collection includes celebrity, music, stock/lifestyle, fashion and event photography from the turn of the century to the present day. There are now over 1,500,000 images online, with new material added daily from sources across the UK and overseas.Our new offices in Fulham Broadway feature a 1500 sq ft photo studio. We are delighted to hear from new clients or photographers and are actively looking for all opportunities to develop and expand our business.

Are you a photographer?

Retna Pictures is a market leading specialist in the celebrity, music and lifestyle markets. We are always pleased to hear from professional photographers and owners of images, who would like to be represented by a picture agency. We work closely with our photographers and seek to offer experienced, professional, personal service and efficient, accessible systems. We deal on a daily basis with newspapers, magazines and commercial users of images in the UK and across the world with a network of overseas agents.

Contact us by letter, phone or email and send us some sample material. We can then answer questions and discuss the best way of working together.

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