Ben Brewer
Updated 15 April 2021
Ernie St. Germaine, 73, is the last surviving “founder” of the American Birkebeiner cross-country ski race in 1973. He remains the only skier to have successfully completed the 50K race every year since its founding. Despite the COVID-19 Pandemic, he was determined to complete his 47th “Birkie” in 2021 if albeit physically-distanced from other skiers and his daughter as support crew.
Stacy Howell
Updated 12 April 2021
In the kitchen is an ongoing project photographing beloved kitchen items that have been passed down or collection of vintage kitchen utensils. I try and get their favorite item with the recipe that makes it special.
Frank Rogozienski
Updated 8 April 2021
Americana is an ongoing, unpublished body of work created at the intersection of the American landscape and humankind’s unique stamp. From the backroads of rural America to the inner cities, the images subtly capture the quirky, oft overlooked, sites and moments. I seek out locations, landmarks and events that make America’s cultural and natural landscape unique.
Emanuele Camerini
Updated 8 April 2021
The project “Dream” tells about Chinese teenagers living in the so-called Macrolotto Zero (Prato, Tuscany, Italy), the largest Chinese community in Europe.
Shifting between dreams, expectations and desires, these young Chinese teens live their lives in constant transformation, so typical of the adolescence.
Bénédicte Brocard
Updated 7 April 2021
From my point of view, with or without vaccine, we will at least make progress on one point ; the awareness of the importance we must place on relationship quality and the resulting happiness.
These thoughts and images are inspired by a selection of photographs taken during the summer of 2020.
Ian Tuttle
Updated 5 April 2021
Quinton and Caleb are two trainers I met on separate commercial shoots. We all three got together to shoot these fitness-in-the-time-of-covid images. (Mask-off shots were taken from safe social distance.) This is a set of ten images from a group of roughly 30 selects. Making some gains!
Kody Kohlman
Updated 27 March 2021
Mission Mountain follows 1st generation rancher Amy O’Hoyt as she traverses being a woman in a male-dominated industry, learning what it means to be in a business where your product is alive, and why investing in sustainable practices in a circular economy is important for a strong future.
Tobin Jones
Updated 22 March 2021
My latest series is a collection of typologies of everyday objects I’ve come across while photographing in Kenya.
One of the things that has impressed me most about Kenya is the resourcefulness and creativity people use to either make or fix objects we in the West would just buy – whether it be sandals, soccer balls, irons, toy cars, motorcycle helmets, or butcher’s knives.
Stephen Matera
Updated 19 March 2021
Stephen is an outdoor lifestyle and mountain sports photographer based in Seattle. As an outdoor photographer, he is able to continue shooting most projects through the pandemic with smaller crew sizes. He has continued working for most of his clients on a variety of video and still projects. Feel free to contacted about shooting needs in the Pacific Northwest and Western U.S.
Lucie Wicker
Updated 18 March 2021
Being outdoors (safely) over the past year has been instrumental in my sanity (it even has a term – “forest bathing”). However, sometimes it’s hard convincing my 4 year old sidekick that nature is good for the soul so we started geocaching as a way to keep her engaged. Geocaching is worldwide activity where seekers use a GPS coordinates to find hidden “caches”. Treasure hunting in nature!
Lucas Saugen
Updated 17 March 2021
I had my old FujiFilm X-Pro 1 converted to an infrared camera. The conversion gives an old Kodak Aerochrome look to the images.
Jeff Dojillo
Updated 17 March 2021
I documented the strength and conditioning session of Atom Weight Kickboxing Champion Janet Todd. It was an amazing experience to witness a high caliber athlete train her body for competition. Shot at location in the South Bay of Los Angeles.
Francis Hills
Updated 15 March 2021
In 2019 I had started a project photographing actors standing in the wings just before they went on stage. Everything came to an abrupt halt with Covid. With Broadway dark I decided to photograph all 41 of the locked Broadway theatres during the pandemic.
Richard Darbonne
Updated 11 March 2021
Over the past year, a large part of my free time was spent in nature camping and hiking with my wife and daughter. This project documents these moments and explores the magic and wonder of childhood.
Carsten Behler
Updated 10 March 2021
BLACK FOREST
Not a journey into the Heart of Darkness, but the deep Black Forest, Germany
Dalton Johnson
Updated 9 March 2021
The Artisans — An environment portrait project focused on the skilled hands of three artisans working their crafts; Ashley Lloyd a surfboard shaper, Casey Chandler a furniture builder, and Teddy Danielson a personal chef.
Michael Marquand
Updated 9 March 2021
Southern Bhutan- In recent years I’ve been given the opportunity to travel to the most remote areas of Southern Bhutan to document the people and the culture in areas that see almost no tourism and have maintained their ancient traditions.
Michael is a freelance photographer from Based in NYC with a body of work that includes a strong focus on travel, people, interiors culture and food.
Nick St. Oegger
Updated 8 March 2021
“The Lament of the Mountains” documents some of Europe’s last nomadic shepherds in northern Albania, where increasing development of hydropower dams on the region’s rivers is threatening to alter the environment and culture of the people who have called the mountains home for centuries.
Jamie Kelter Davis
Updated 8 March 2021
Protestors, led by a group of passionate young Chicagoans, gathered just a block away from Mayor Lightfoot’s home in Logan Square on March 4, 2021. The group #stopgeneraliron have been participating in a month long hunger strike in solidarity with the community to halt the remaining permits from being issued to a toxic iron plant which is trying to relocate to the cities south side.
Sara Rubinstein
Updated 4 March 2021
Landscape Project, this is a small sampling of what is available for licensing.
Bob Rives
Updated 4 March 2021
This series of images is from a long term project exploring the cultural and geographic interconnectedness of people and landscapes along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Cameron Karsten
Updated 3 March 2021
The Pacific Northwest – lush and green – surrounded by water, where the youth runs free among the evergreens and the lull of adventure awakens the explorer in everyone.
Jami Clayman
Updated 3 March 2021
“Each of us has the power to impact those around us – choose to be unstoppable for everyone watching.”
Jasmine’s internal compass to be better for others inspired this photo and video series captured on the sun drenched trails in North Texas.
Christie Goodwin
Updated 3 March 2021
I’m located in London, UK. Part of my business derives from the entertainment industry which has been put on hold for now but I also provide creative conceptual images for book publishers, advertising and design agencies. I have a home studio and quite a collection of props on hand to create imaginary illusions on demand. Whatever the subject, whatever the purpose I will get the shot.
Kat Schleicher
Updated 2 March 2021
I am based in Milwaukee. My husband and kids have been working/virtual schooling from home since mid March 2020. Although most of my assignments are on location, I have also been documenting my children’s experience during this historic time.
