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Patrick Heagney photographs the talented and charismatic designers behind Temmer Marble’s latest stunning marble designs.

New Hampshire-based photographer Jason Paige Smith tells the incredible stories of older Mainers through his Oldest State project.

A website bio for photographers can act as a first impression for clients. Here are some tips and examples that can help you make your first impression a good one.

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.

We’re bringing the great outdoors to your inbox in this week’s Creative in Place: Happy Campers. Here’s a breath of fresh air to get you through the work day.

Madison, Wisconsin-based photographer Lauren Justice photographs the star of Broadway’s Moulin Rouge! musical at home in Wisconsin for The New York Times.

Still Life photography may have a simple definition, but the preparation necessary for creating great imagery in this field is anything but. Check out the best ways to approach this genre of photography — and what photo editors look for when hiring for these types of shoots.

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

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

Greenville, South Carolina’s Studio Dispatch (Will Crooks, and Tara Davis) is a creative duo with an affinity for bright colors. In their latest work for Feetures, the team captures the brand’s new Prism and Garden Party line of socks in-studio, using their signature style and colorful backdrops to give the products a fresh, light-hearted creative direction.

The ‘Crescent City’ is known for its jazz music and historic architecture, but its true character is embodied by its uniquely southern food and the experiences it offers on its streets. In his new book project, Dick Patrick gives us an insider look at his hometown through a New Orleans native’s eyes.

Blake Jorgenson teams up with Wonderful Machine consultants to compile an extensive list of more than 100 new contacts. The Vancouver-based photographer ended up pitching a recent RAM Truck commission to many of these prospective clients.

Jorge Oviedo’s dramatic lighting and bold color choices result in vivid portraits that perfectly evoke comfort and connection while capturing vignettes of digital experiences for ETB.

Celebrating one year of Creative Coaching, Jemma Dilag talks about their time working with Woodstock, Georgia-based photographer Andrew Waters. After a year of working on self-assigned projects and tightening up his website, Andrew and Jemma are now shifting gears to focus on marketing!

Matt Furman travels the globe to reveal the ‘real people’ behind global real estate company Cushman & Wakefield for diversity and inclusion advertising campaign.

Find out what our Client Outreach team got up to in March as it relates to updating our database and hearing back from clients.

Ian Curcio describes the story behind landing a one-on-one shoot with soon-to-be NBA superstar Zion Williamson at the athlete’s high school.

Portland, Oregon-based Dina Avila captures mouth-watering plant-based foods for Fermenter, a new casual restaurant concept by Chef Aaron Adams.

Check out our most popular social media posts from March, including the numbers behind a few of our weekend takeovers on Instagram.

Find out how many times people clicked on our Web Ads during March, as well as our approach to ensuring we have a better understanding of who is clicking on our ads and why.

Editorial photographer Richard Darbonne heads to the Oregon Coast to wade in the waters and capture Ron Neva hunting for razor clams at 1859 Magazine’s behest.

As in February, we saw gains across most of the basic site metrics during the month of March, the last month our site was hosted on Expression Engine. Starting at the beginning of April, we’ve switched over to WordPress.

Michael Marquand captures brand photography for Modern Charcuterie, a new online brand offering Artisanal Charcuterie boards and wine pairings for small gatherings, as well as virtual guided tastings.

March was a good month for stock requests, with Wonderful Machine receiving asks from the likes of Travel + Leisure and People Magazine, among other big-name clients.

Mark Katzman travels through the Himalayas to capture remote Indian villages for the Foundation for Ecological Security.