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Portland-based Pedro Oliveira talks about snapping out of a creative rut, the key to pitching personal projects to publications, and why his closest friends are much older than him.

Baltimore-based Shawn Hubbard, the Ravens' official team photographer, lands the cover of Madden 21, the incredibly popular American footbal video game, with his shots of reigning NFL MVP Lamar Jackson. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, EA Sports couldn’t do its annual shoot with the cover athlete, so it worked with Shawn to find the best images.

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. Every week we pick a theme and challenge our members to create images. This week's theme is Games.

San Francisco-based Saroyan Humphrey shoots Oscar-nominated actor Alfre Woodard for British Sunday paper The Observer, which is the sister publication of The Guardian.

Oregon-based Pedro Oliveira, most of whose best friends are senior citizens, speaks with elderly couples to get their take on the coronavirus pandemic for a project called “9 Under the 19.”

Mainer Trent Bell heads to Memphis to get imagery of the local Fairfield Marriott’s renovated façade.

Tennessee-based Abigail Bobo is launching a class for young photographers to learn about the business side of the industry.

The New York Times tapped Brooklyn-based Paul Quitoriano to document what creatives make when they’re not working

Boston-based Joyelle West continues her work with Meredith Corporation by shooting a Victorian Revival for Better Homes and Gardens. It took a year and a half before the images were published.

Nashville-based food photographer Nick Bumgardner works with Tennessee Home & Farm to get delicious imagery of various bacon dishes for the publication and its online platforms.