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Los Angeles, California-based photographer Liz Kuball recently documented the efforts of an anonymous designer whose brand is called 69 to provide inclusive garments that can be worn by anyone. On an assignment for T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Liz photographed the designer wearing their latest clothing line, which focuses on interpretations of denim, in their studio near MacArthur Park.

Los Angeles, California-based photographer Ed Carreón was brought in by biotechnology company Edeniq to photograph their chemical testing lab in Visalia, California.

Salt Lake City, Utah-based photographer Louis Arevalo's image was recently featured in the buyer's guide of Freeskier Magazine. To capture this image, Louis shot on location with former olympian Kaylin Richardson, who he has worked with for the past several winters.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based photographer Tom Cwenar was contacted by Ronin Advertising to direct a project for their client, Penn Medicine. The Immunotherapy Cancer spot that Tom directed won Best of Show in the Healthcare Ad Awards.

Mumbai-based photographer Jignesh Jhaveri recently completed a project with Elle India to capture the beautiful home of award-winning film director Ravi Jadhav.

St. Louis, Missouri-based photographer Jennifer Silverberg recently made her directorial debut with a brand video for a local butcher shop, Bolyard's Meat & Provisions.

Santa Monica, California-based photographer Natalie Faye recently worked on a project for Nobilo, a New Zealand winemaker that specializes in sauvignon blanc.

At the start of summer, photographer Allison Zaucha packed up and hit the road to move cross-country to Los Angeles. Along the 2500+ mile drive, she worked with Life & Thyme to develop a road trip food guide, taking photographs as she ate her way across the country.

Dallas-based photographer Andy Klein recently photographed a project for Dr. Pepper's "fanville" campaign, which depicts football super-fans preparing for the upcoming college football season.

Hoover, Alabama-based photographer Art Meripol recently completed a project for AAA's Alabama Journey magazine on Steel City Pops's gourmet, all-natural popsicles.