UnPublished

Browse through this collection of unpublished projects by our photographers. All of them are available for licensing. Click on any name to contact that photographer for more information.

Aaron Ingrao

Updated 27 July 2021
“Birth to surf: the life of a Tim Bessell Surfboard” where I capture the creation of this “Barracuda Modern Rocket Fish” surfboard from a block of foam to surf. This project highlights one maker under my “Keepers of the Craft” series where I share their stories from material to product.

Matthew Rakola

Updated 26 July 2021
Calvert Cliffs, along the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, is a region known for its fossils–especially shark teeth. Razor-sharp fossilized teeth including those of the famous megalodon, can be found here. Fossil hunters, who spend hours scouring the he coastline, come from very different backgrounds, but share a common obsession with “the hunt”. This is an ongoing project.

Ian Curcio

Updated 23 July 2021
As one son was heading off to college and the other was entering his first year of grade school, I began spending more time reflecting on fatherhood. These are select works from an ongoing project.

Julian Walter

Updated 22 July 2021
I spent a month in Hawaii exploring my abilities underwater. This included anything from freediving, to long distance swimming, to simply jumping off high objects. Part of that process of course is sharing with others and conveying it in images. Some of these moments focus on an environment, and some focus more on the emotion of the moment.

Rebecca Peloquin

Updated 18 July 2021
I’m Rebecca, a food, beverage & product photographer based out of Los Angeles. I shoot product and food, lifestyle and have been working on a personal project called “Dramatic Produce” where I let the uniqueness of the ingredients shine on their own…

Jason Elias

Updated 6 July 2021
From an ongoing project shooting on the farms of rural North Dakota.

Maria Clark

Updated 29 June 2021
Made friends with Nashville wedding cake artist Rachel Schut of RachCakes Nashville, and we collaborated to photograph her baking and decorating process. Enjoyed expanding my lifestyle, product, and food work with this project. Also, it was a great excuse to eat some amazing cake.

Ross Woodhall

Updated 21 June 2021
This is a personal project exploring sport, movement, motion and light in our studio in central Birmingham UK.

Nick St. Oegger

Updated 21 June 2021
During winter, Sarajevo often holds the distinction of being the most polluted city in the world, owing to a combination of factors including geography, wood/coal heating, ageing cars on the roads and heavy industry. This project examines the environmental and human impact of air pollution in Bosnia as the country struggles to move forward 25 years after its civil war.

Jeff Dojillo

Updated 15 June 2021
Jose Soto is a professional boxer hailing from Coachella Valley, California. Originally from Nicaragua, Jose was set to visit his home country to compete again. I decided to visit Jose and create a few photographs from his training session.

Earl Richardson

Updated 12 June 2021
I’m located in Lawrence, KS. I do a lot of higher education marketing photography. I’ve recently added a drone to my tool kit, so I can offer clients a slightly different perspective. When I have time, I use the drone to explore the town where I live from a slightly different perspective. I am also FAA 107 certified so I can fly for commercial purposes.

Dave Moser

Updated 9 June 2021
Worked on this project to portray employees collaborating in a workplace for corporate lifestyle. We made use of co-working spaces and open, natural light to provide an authentic workplace environment.

John Dole

Updated 9 June 2021
Had a great shoot at One Medical office located in the Irvine Spectrum Mall in Irvine CA. This is the second time I’ve shot one of their facilities in Orange County and as you can see they are very fun to shoot architectually speaking.

Anya Chibis

Updated 3 June 2021
Hollis Jennings, a deceivingly frail 36 y.o. from Kentucky, has been fishing in South-East Alaska for over 15 years. Halfway through her first season, she knew she wanted to be a skipper. Ambitious and determined, Hollis worked her way up for the first six years until she felt ready to take on a loan and purchase her own boat.

Marco Garcia

Updated 25 May 2021
MASKED The corona virus changed the way we look at the world. We also need to look at ourselves.

Albert Law

Updated 24 May 2021
A few months ago, I collaborated with personal trainer Carrie Xu on a moody and dark athletic shoot inspired by her late night workouts. It’s been said that an overnight success is a decade in the making. The grit, effort, and quiet stillness before any sort of public recognition was what we set out to capture.

Giuliano Ottaviani

Updated 24 May 2021
What is a “Tourier”? This french word, which has no equivalent in the English Dictionary defines a unique professional figure. The Tourier is the missing link between the Pastry Chef and the Baker. He/She’s specialized in the making of Croissants and all the other typical French Baked Confections. The sequence shown is the traditional croissant-making process with an add of chipotle in the mix!

Joe Quint

Updated 10 May 2021
MARRIED AT CITY HALL. The NYC Marriage Bureau represents love, diversity, and an energy found in a few other places. This project – photographed and filmed over the course of two years – is the result of quickly establishing trust with strangers so that I can share with them one of the most significant moments of their lives.

Frank Rogozienski

Updated 10 May 2021
Who’s Your Farmer is an ongoing series exploring the sustainable food movement and the people committed to changing the way food is grown, raised, harvested and distributed. The project shines a spotlight on the ranchers, farmers, entrepreneurs and visionaries working toward a more sustainable and socially equitable food system.

Bradley Secker

Updated 20 April 2021
FEVER – a conceptual take on the COVID-19 pandemic, shot with a thermal camera and screen shots from the Turkish Ministry of Health contact tracing app. Bringing the invisible threat to life, and highlighting how the threat and anxiety of the virus has changed the way we interact with each other, and our surroundings.

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.

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!