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For the third year running, Angelo Merendino teams up with Cleveland Magazine to shoot the city’s 30 Most Interesting People.

London-based Ben Pipe helps All Clear Insurance with a day-long shoot in Sussex after the company received untenable stills from a previous photographer.

Denver-based photographer Jason Innes works with two yoga instructors to help market Jessica Biel’s new line of apparel with Gaiam, a yoga streaming service based in Colorado.

Vietnam-based Tim Gerard Barker works with The Strand Cruise in Myanmar to enhance its marketing materials.

Austin-based photographer John Davidson links up with the A.I. company Hypergiant to create imagery of its new algae bioreactor, which captures carbon from the atmosphere and releases clean air.

Bostonian Webb Chappell heads to Wellesley College to create imagery of the mesmerizing mosaic of plant life on campus for the school’s magazine.

St. Louis-based photography team Kelly Pratt and Ian Kreidich work with the St. Louis Ballet and Stray Rescue of St. Louis to give homeless cats and dogs a starring role in a shoot called “The Muttcracker” to help them find homes for the holiday season.

Phoenician Steve Craft meets with two optometrists to create portraiture of the eye doctors who take care of American armed forces, among other people, for Focus, the American Optometrist Association’s magazine.

New Jersey-based John Kuczala makes sketches of the brain suffering from Alzheimer’s for University of Miami Medicine. The art direction came from B&G Design, who found John through Wonderful Machine.

Rhode Islander Josh Behan works with Lifespan Health to shoot its patients getting back to their pastimes after receiving care from one of the company’s network of hospitals.