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Whether it’s for a commercial or editorial project, Los Angeles product photographers fit the part. We’ve done the research. Here’s a list of Wonderful Machine’s selections for the ten best product photographers in Los Angeles.
If you’re looking for “fitspiration,” you’ve come to the right place! We’ve done the research. Here is a list of Wonderful Machine’s selections for the seven best fitness photographers in Los Angeles.
Photographer Luke Copping is known for his bold and creative imagery but felt his logo was a bit too simple in comparison. He collaborated with Wonderful Machine designer Lindsay Thompson to work up a new identity for his brand.
Whether it’s for a commercial or editorial project, Philadelphia corporate photographers can get the job done. We’ve done the research. Here is a list of Wonderful Machine’s selections for the seven best corporate photographers in Philadelphia.
Whether it’s for a commercial or editorial project, Atlanta food photographers have got you covered! We’ve done the research. Here is a list of Wonderful Machine’s selections for the city’s eight best.
It’s said that in Singapore eating is the national pastime and food a country-wide obsession, so much so that even its common Singaporean Chinese greeting comes in the form of the question, “Have you eaten?”
These Boston lifestyle photographers know how to take your brand to the next level with the highest quality lifestyle photography. Check out our list of the seven best lifestyle photographers in Boston.
We hope you’re hungry! Because we’ve whipped up a delicious batch of food photographers. Check out our list of the seven best food photographers based in Chicago, Illinois.
Wonderful Machine lead designer Lindsay Thompson lets her creativity soar in a dynamic project, creating a print promo with photographer Clay Cook. This simple sketchbook became a masterpiece with custom elements such as white foil, wire-o binding, rough edges, and a matte finish.
Wonderful Machine consultant Lindsay Thompson designed an emailer template with sophisticated grit for Lousiville, Kentucky-based photographer Clay Cook.
Cowabunga! We’ve got some really swell images to share in this week’s Creative in Place: Surf’s Up! You can almost smell the salty air and board wax as those wicked waves crash onto the shore!
Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett once said, “It’s Five O’clock Somewhere,” and we are channeling that energy in this week’s Creative in Place: The Hard Stuff
A photographer’s visual identity reflects your core values through colors, pictures, and graphics. If you want to attract quality clients, you’ll need an identity that appeals to them.
The photographer logo or wordmark is the foundation of your visual identity — the visual representation of your company’s core values or brand. A logo can drive the look and feel of all your marketing materials. After all, it appears anywhere your business name appears.
Sydney, Australia-based Brett Hemmings is a sport and fitness advertising photographer with a great visual identity and solid photos. Wonderful Machine consultant Lindsay Thompson helped him develop a treatment template for client communication.
Sports and fitness photographer Brett Hemmings works with Wonderful Machine’s Lindsay Thompson to develop an emailer template to match his clean, professional branding.
We’re picking the tempo in this week’s Creative in Place: Carry a Tune. From New Orleans jazz to classical concertos, Rick Rubin to Lin Manuel-Miranda, if this week’s Creative in Place were a Spotify channel you’d have all music genres covered!
Wonderful Machine consultant Lindsay Thompson shares advice on what to consider when designing a professional photographer’s website. She explains best practices and how to use your website’s navigation, layout, and branding to best showcase your photography work to potential clients through your website.
Michelle McSwain was introduced to the perfect client. So, to show them her full potential, she wanted a new treatment to show her photos and capabilities in a sophisticated, but fun display. So, she came to our resident designer Lindsay Thompson to create a new treatment template for this pitch and any future projects.