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For the last fifteen years, Chicago-based photographer Kirsten Miccoli has played with her portraiture to bring a quality of fine art into her conceptual projects. In her latest series, Digital Renaissance, Kirsten opens a window into her creative world, as she reimagines classic painting styles for the modern age.
Margo Mortiz began a new journey within her photography career and came to Wonderful Machine’s Shannon Stewart to get a few more eyes on the project with a Publicity Pitch.
LA-based photographer Michael Julius brings harmony to a youthful brand with a vintage classic rock style in a recent assignment for New Republic shoes. This campaign called for his favorite medium, film photography, which adds an authentic and candid feel to their fashionable footwear.
A large food manufacturer needed an industrial and lifestyle photographer for images of a food manufacturing facility. The food manufacturer went to a medium-sized agency to find what they needed and Craig Oppenheimer helped the photographer quote the campaign.
Melbourne-based photographer Peter Tarasiuk mirrors the minimalist approach of furniture brand Ensemble when staging a studio-quality shoot in a renovated corner of their factory. The youthful and vibrant furnishings match the energy of the design team, who trusted Peter to capture the value of their hard work.
Austin-based lifestyle photographer Inti St. Clair spends a day capturing the smiles of families in a lifestyle shoot for Arm & Hammer’s Clean & Simple campaign. Her positive persona helped produce wide eyes and genuine laughs as she photographed the simple moments of these captivating kids.
During the month of September we were finally able to begin tracking photographer engagement — namely, how often users interact with the a photographer’s numerous links.
As summer comes to a close, and cool fall temperatures begin in the Northeast United States, our dedicated outreach team — consisting of Jen M., Victoria, Julie, Denise, Greg, Laura, Jen, Chris, Bryan, and Craig — has been connecting with clients and diligently updating records in our extensive database.
Brooklyn-based photographer Michael Marquand returns to the holy city of Varanasi for Lodestar Anthology magazine’s recent issue on India. Michael was fortunate to experience the city amid thousands of Hindu pilgrims during the colorful celebration of life: the Holi festival.
Get ready to feel some major wanderlust with this month’s Creative in Place: Be My Guest, where we focus on luxury hotels and resorts around the world!
Squamish-based photographer Christian Tisdale explores the skills and spaces of artisans in his local community for his personal project “Makers.” As he delves into their processes and personalities, he develops a deeper connection to these creators while also identifying with the maker in himself.
Greenville-based photographer Will Crooks gets to know digital creator Beeple for a British GQ article naming him as Artist of the Year. This assignment came about as a result of Beeple’s “Everyday” project, a collection of 5,000 digital prints, which recently sold for $69 million dollars as an NFT.
São Paulo-based photographer Claus Lehmann explores the seasons for a new campaign with allergy relief company Allegra. As he takes to the streets of his city, he discovers the places and parks where people combat pollutants of all kinds.
In September Wonderful Machine received seven different stock requests from Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveller UK, a commercial data client, and a financial services client.
Atlanta-based Bailey Garrot samples some of the city’s diverse cuisines as she photographs five up-and-coming restaurants in a recent feature for Atlanta Magazine. With a combination of portraits, interior, and food photography, Bailey captures the essence of dining out in Atlanta.
Seattle-based production company Motofish brings a personal touch to a new camping mattress company Hest, as a way to speak to mindful adventurers who enjoy the outdoors. In focusing shoots on the restful downtime after a day of activities, their images lend an air of authenticity to the brand’s narrative.
Chicago-based photographer Morgan Ione becomes a mixologist for a self-directed personal project entitled “Summer Awaits.” As she cruised down Lake Michigan she collaborated with cinematographers, stylists, and editors to bring a taste of Teremana Tequila to life.
Photographer Christina Gandolfo reached out to Wonderful Machine’s Jemma Dilag for a project edit on a self-assignment she had recently pitched to AARP.
Milan-based photographer Alberto Bernasconi takes his first travel assignment post-pandemic to an isolated community on the island of Sardinia. His images were used by Transavia’s in-flight magazine Enjoy! to help direct other travelers to these small villages where they can slow down and appreciate the simplicity of life.
Photographer Philippe Ngyuen recently came to Wonderful Machine searching for a new, inclusive, and progressive clientele. Producer and consultant Eloisa Garcia helped him build a new client list, including brands, agencies, and publications that best fit his style and passions.
NYC-based photographer Tina Boyadjieva ventures to Soho to capture model Farah Zulaikha as she interviews iconic 1990s designer Rebecca Moses for Pump magazine.
While working with animals has its perks, sourcing talent for a production that requires casting animals has a unique set of challenges. Luckily, there are agencies and crew that specialize in just about every aspect of animal casting, handling, and training.
