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Montana-based Andy Kemmis works with Behavioral Health Alliance of Montana to meet and photograph citizens who have been negatively affected by the state’s budget cuts to health services. The imagery will be shown to legislators in an effort to get more state funding for such services.

Atlanta, Georgia-based photographer Gregory Miller, works with the Wilbert Group to create images of a product called ZShields, which are a type of face shield that allow others to see the face of the mask wearer and are manufactured by the small 3D printing company ZVerse.

Creative In Place is a bi-weekly collection of images showing how our network of photographers and videographers can provide visual solutions just about anywhere in the world. Get up close and personal with the rich and famous in this week's Creative in Place: Star Power.

Berlin-based Patrick Wack returns to China's Xinjiang region to document how its "minorities are being culturally wiped out.” Patrick first went to Xinjiang for the series “Out West,” but returned to focus on the cultural genocide of the Uighurs. Both projects ran in Papiers, Radio France’s quarterly magazine.

Chris Cumming and Greg Sweney, who together lead the production company Motofish, work with Under Armour to get stills for a variety of uses, including UA’s website and point-of-sale platforms.

Denver-based Carl Bower meets with people who have persevered through numerous traumatizing life experiences and asks them to share their biggest fears. The award-winning work will be shown at two solo exhibits next year.

Portland, Oregon-based photographer Jesse Cornelius gets in touch with his sensitive side: exploring florals, velvet, and antiquing for Solmonson Farm, and spreading joy one flower at a time.

Ed Sozinho pays tribute to his friend Dick Dahlgren in the short film Rendezvous, which in turn won a Stimmie award from Fly Fusion magazine.

Brooklynite Michael Marquand gets imagery for Anecdote Candles’ website and IG page. Most of Michael’s work these days is e-commerce-based, which is one of the few industries doing well during COVID.

Durham, North Carolina-based photographer Natalia Weedy created the images for the publicity campaign by Calix, a support service for more than 800 internet service providers.