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Brooklyn-based Griffin Harrington heads down to Miami to document a day in the life of Udonis Haslem, an NBA player who has won three championships with the Miami Heat during his career. The 30-minute video profiles Udonis rise to stardom and his role as a community leader in his home city.

Nashville-based Abigail Bobo walks around her community to get shots of her neighbors staying active and in touch (safely, of course!) for AARP.

While back home during lockdown, Brooklyn-based Laura Thompson photographed how the pandemic was affecting Southwest Virginia. Many of her images were picked up by news outlets all across the country through the stock photography provider Shutterstock, with whom Laura has worked for two years.

Switzerland-based photographer Claudio Bader works with Swiss Federal Railways Magazine to produce images for the publication's April issue.

Londoner Jon Enoch photographs Manchester United soccer player Jesse Lingard (football player, outside the United States) for American Pistachio Growers.

Tokyo-based Irwin Wong writes, shoots, and publishes “Handmade in Japan,” which hit shelves this spring. The book takes a look at numerous aspects of Japanese culture and captures the beauty of centuries-old artisanal traditions across the country.

Portland-based Pedro Oliveira talks about snapping out of a creative rut, the key to pitching personal projects to publications, and why his closest friends are much older than him.

Baltimore-based Shawn Hubbard, the Ravens' official team photographer, lands the cover of Madden 21, the incredibly popular American footbal video game, with his shots of reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, EA Sports couldn’t do its annual shoot with the cover athlete, so it worked with Shawn to find the best images.

To stretch the creative muscles of photographers at home and to show off how Wonderful Machine can coordinate hundreds of photographers on short notice, we've developed Creative In Place. Every week we pick a theme and challenge our members to create images. This week's theme is Games.

San Francisco-based Saroyan Humphrey shoots Oscar-nominated actor Alfre Woodard for British Sunday paper The Observer, which is the sister publication of The Guardian.