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In the Algarve there is a local phenomenon in which a dense sea mist will form along the Atlantic and move in for an extended stay. Richard James Taylor arrived just in time to explore most of the area for National Geographic Traveller unencumbered by the fog — at least until his final day.

Adam Lerner does a three-day shoot for clothing companies IZOD and Van Heusen while implementing innovative COVID-19 protocols.

Shravya Kag, a Brooklyn-based storyteller, lends her lens to SEEMA Magazine as she photographs incredible and powerful women of Indian origin for the publication's monthly covers.

Cristina Candel works with and around the rainy days in Portugal while photographing the up-and-coming World of Wine for the Viajes (travel) section of El Mundo.

Denver-based Stephen Speranza sits down with Wonderful Machine to discuss his 2020. Stephen, who moved west this year, still spent much of the past 12 months photographing for the New York Times.

Louisville, Kentucky-based photographer Jessica Ebelhar makes faux jerky fly for Louisville Vegan Jerky Company.

Los Angeles-based photographer Tom Kubik shoots remote portraits for Bob Cut Magazine.

NYC-based Karen and Francis Hills talk about their ongoing portraiture work for residential realty agency Brown Harris Stevens. The pair have had BHS as a client for nearly 10 years, and continue to provide the company with headshots for their agents that get uploaded to the website.

Michelle Gibson — a businesswoman, an artist, a mother, and much more — photographs the paintings and studio of fellow businesswoman, artist, and mother Sara Funduk for the latter's instructional water coloring book, Playing With Paints.

Virginie Kippelen hunts down polling locals in Georgia for Agence France-Presse during the climactic January run-off election that gave Democrats control of the Senate.