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Los Angeles-based Sabrina Hill completes her second job with LinkedIn, capturing imagery for its newest campaign. The work can be seen throughout San Francisco, where the employment-social media hub is headquartered.

Stockholm-based Emil Wesolowski photographs famed author Malcolm Gladwell for Dagens Nyheter (Today’s News), the biggest daily newspaper in Sweden.

Louisville, Kentucky-based Clay Cook continues his work with Waterboys, an athlete-run organization that builds wells in Africa for communities in need of clean drinking water, like the Maasai people in Tanzania.

New York City-based Mo Daoud reconnects with Nike to photograph a remade basketball court and nearby diner that celebrate the history and spirit of Chicago’s sporting culture.

Louisville-based Dean Lavenson completes another liquor project, this one for tequila brand El Jimador. The photographer got a wide variety of shots for the company’s new website and social media pages.

Vancouver-based Albert Law helps local law firm Digby Leigh & Co. revamp its website by getting shots of actual employees during and after the workday.

Follow along as producer Craig Oppenheimer takes us through yet another estimate, this time for corporate lifestyle shoots for a tech company.

Queensland, Australia-based Mark Lehn goes to Heron Island, “an eco paradise off the southern stretch of the Great Barrier Reef,” for Qantas Airlines’ publication “Travel Insider.”

Copenhagen, Denmark-based Brit Alastair Philip Wiper visits France and China to capture imagery of ITER, the world’s largest nuclear fusion experiment, for Bloomberg Businessweek.

Colorado-based photographers Chris Council and Emily Chaplin of C2 Photography shoot imagery for North Carolina’s tourism board, including the cover for its annual travel guide.