Lord K2 (David Sharabani) is a London born photographer. He attended the London College Printing and then moved on to study business. Most of his working life was spent trading stocks from his laptop whilst traveling extensively. During a stint in Buenos Aires, his creative spirits were reignited. He initially took to the streets to spray paint stencils, but organically gravitated towards photographing those he was painting with. This led to the release of two books, ‘Street Art Santiago’ and 'Tokyo Graffiti' both published by Schiffer Books. It was inevitable that he would document his biggest passion, sports. He chronicled the world of Muay Thai and Sumo, in Thailand and Japan respectively from an ethnographic perspective. During that period he became the official photographer of The World Muay Thai Council and IFMA as well as being granted rare access inside the Kokugikan Stadium. Lord K2 then took time off to experiment with analogue photography, he was drawn to lomography cameras using cross process techniques as well as rekindling the use of his Nikon FM2. In 2020 he became a licensed commercial drone operator. He is currently obsessed with drone photography.