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San Francisco-based Ian Tuttle gets shots of a bike-based Black Lives Matter protest in his city. His imagery of the George Floyd Solidarity Ride can be seen on Bicycling.com.

St. Louis-based Lou Bopp rebrands his quarantine-based personal project to include shots of people feeling hopeful amidst the relaxing of COVID regulations.

Philadelphia-based Colin Lenton went out on the town with a few local Meals on Wheels programs to snap pictures and video for their COVID initiatives.

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. This week's theme is Happy Hour.

Denmark-based Ulf Svane goes to Saint Vincent & The Grenadines and Sierra Leone for a renewable energy assignment with the International Renewable Energy Agency and The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development.

Atlanta-based Matt Odom heads to now-shuttered Atlanta Taekwondo Academy to meet Isaac Thomas, who ran the business for 35 years before COVID struck.

After Florida-based Steve Boxall finished a personal project while in self-isolation, he created a video showing how to do an on-site shoot safely, which in turn has brought new work.

Arizona-based Blair Bunting, a self-proclaimed “nerd at heart,” talks about working with the late TV host Grant Imahara. Grant — who was part of the “MythBusters” team for nearly a decade — died in July at the age of 49.

Utah-based Braxton Wilhelmsen completes two assignments for SyberJet, which needed "warm, independent, free" imagery to go with company's re-launch of the its flagship aircraft.

Dubai-based photographer Shea Winter captures images of all the souvenirs he’s collected over the years while revamping his online brand during lockdown.