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Will Good reviews our Web Ad results for April, which saw a large number of young people visit our site.

Saddle up for this week’s Creative In Place: Life on the Ranch. We have the rootinest tootinest images to inspire your inner cowpoke.

While the overall number of site visitors was down from March, April saw increases in a plethora of other key statistics. See how Wonderful Machine did during its first full month with the new website.

Boston-based Photographer Nicole Loeb’s latest work for custom clothing company 9Tailors documents the stories of some trailblazing female leaders, just in time for Women’s History Month in March.

Little Rock, Arkansas-based photographer Karen Segrave’s latest work for Coulson Oil’s RoadRunner stores captures wholesome vignettes of “real people” shopping and working at the gas station convenience stores.

In April, we received Stock Requests from Bank of America, Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, and AAA.

Our recent Creative in Place promotions were Happy Campers and Wings. During the month of April, we focused on the special moments that are part of taking a trip.

Cleveland, Ohio-based Photographer Angelo Merendino’s most recent project honors the selfless nature of the nursing profession by sharing the stories of nurses from various hospitals in Cleveland. The portrait project, titled “A Privilege Unlike Anything Else,” will be released just in time for National Nurses Month in May.

Greenville, South Carolina-based portrait photographer Ian Curcio’s images for tech company Lenovo showcase typecast models that were meant to represent millennial buyer personas.

Photographer Richard Darbonne recently photographed Yvonne Perez Emerson, the founder of Make & Mary, a new luxury beauty CBD brand, for a Forbes article. The resulting images offer us a glimpse of how the cannabis industry has changed (and how it hasn’t).

Instagram is an excellent platform for photographers to both engage with their audience and attract new clients. Here are the best practices.

Chicago-based photographer Marissa Roseillier takes us on a Great American Road Trip with her latest work for American Optical. Her lifestyle images evoke the feeling of adventure that comes from sliding on your sunglasses and cruising along California’s sun-soaked roads.

Searching for a new client and their relevant contact info is tedious for any photographer. Here are the different prospect list providers.

Oregon-based photographer Michael Hanson meets up with Rue McKenrick during his hike around the continental US while on assignment for Backpacker Magazine in Bend, Oregon.

Every photographer needs to find ways to connect with clients. One of the best passive approaches you can adopt is having a listing in an online photographer database.

New York City-based photographer Aydin Arjomand’s images for Metropolis Sport showcase Wilhelmina models and athletes in movement with style and grace.

A regional hospitality brand needed still imagery and video, and after a few rounds of revisions and updates, Bryan Sheffield delivered an estimate that helped a lifestyle/architecture photographer land the job.

Janelle Bendycki’s work with Abercrombie Kids captures candid conversations about what Black History Month means to them. The images showcase a collaboration between Abercrombie Kids and artist Morrah Burton-Edwards while serving as a powerful vehicle for continued discussions about racial equity and representation.

Greenville, South Carolina’s Studio Dispatch (Will Crooks and Tara Davis) is a creative duo with an affinity for bright colors. They captured Feetures’ new line of socks, granting the products and brand a fresh, light-hearted, creative direction.

Director and photographer Michael Grecco creates a three-part video series that explains the best copyright registration practices.

Pack your bags and 3.4 oz. toiletries — we’re headed to the airport in this week’s Creative in Place: Wings. We know it’s been a while, so we’ve provided a reminder of all the adventures that lie ahead.

Boston-based Fine Art Photographer Bruce T. Martin heads “Down the Street” to layer fragmented panoramic views with each neighborhood’s own unique sounds presenting and dissecting a street’s and its residents’ sense of identity.

When the location is an important aspect of your shoot, it’s good to work with a professional location scout to help you find that perfect spot. Here’s how some photographers figure out who to hire ahead of shoot day.

Commercial and Lifestyle photographer Sabrina Hill races around a serenely empty stadium with American soccer star, Megan Rapinoe, for The Skills.

From keys to cows, prop stylists can source the most unusual objects to make images visually appealing. Wonderful Machine’s Andrew Souders peeks behind the scenes and tells us how sets come to life.