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Durham-based travel photographer Natalia Weedy takes on a fun campaign in Fayetteville, North Carolina, one that had her wading in marshes, hanging from a ropes course, and walking among life-size dinosaur replicas.
When London-based Tom Parker was hired by the wealthiest city in the world to aid their family-fun campaign, that balance was thrown into epic proportions with a team of 130 people, nearly 25 locations, and 150 hero shots.
In April we saw several of our Expert Advice and Spotlight articles circulate through photography platforms and held a Member Open House with long-time Wonderful Machine member and photojournalist Benjamin Norman.
March was a successful month for our strategic partnerships as we had several articles circulate through the online photography world, two presentations, and an introductory call with a nationally recognized photography association.
In a recent project for annual Louisville, Kentucky fashion show KMAC Couture, portrait photographer Clay Cook pushed the boundaries of imagination by creating 200 unique, abstract images using AI (artificial intelligence) tool Midjourney.
As a long-time ambassador for Lowepro, Bodega Bay, California-based Rachid Dahnoun grabbed his Flipside Photo Backpack and journeyed across Iceland to shoot one last deliverable for the year.
Ziploc recently hired Chicago-based food photographer Morgan Ione to conceptualize all the functions their Endurables offer. She takes us within the many kitchen appliances we use daily to get an inside look at these bags in action.
From 10 years of footage to 1 minute of film, Bodega Bay, California videographer Rachid Dahnoun recently produced a cinematic destination reel to aid Visit Lake Tahoe in rebranding its identity.
For Miami-based Steve Boxall, flying through the sky in simulated zero gravity is just an average Tuesday, as he’s been on over 300 of these flights with his client Zero G. He recently joined the US Space Force cadets to capture their first foray in training “off-planet.”
New York City-based videographer Will Strawser gets up close and personal with the food-making process in Wegman’s Meals 2GO kitchen, before it makes its way to the table at home.
Mexico City-based Annick Donkers dives into the world of alien encounters and UFO sightings for her photobook Un-Identified. Looking for those with extraterrestrial experiences, Annick toured Mexico and the American Southwest to find first-hand accounts of this close community of believers.
Greenville, South Carolina-based Will Crooks blends sport and automotive photography in a truly fast-paced assignment for Road & Track magazine. He spent two days photographing the professional pit crew members at Joe Gibbs Racing Center in Huntersville, North Carolina.
St. Louis-based photographer Lou Bopp captured canines in motion in an active project for dog food brand Purina Pro Plan. He spent several days in the Santa Monica Mountains highlighting the connection to wild places that we share with our pets.
Philadelphia-based underwater photographer Julia Lehman kicked off this summer season with a big splash, diving into an exciting project with Philadelphia Union soccer player Sergio Santos.
Greenville, S.C.-based photographer Jack Robert Connolly and his Ukrainian-born wife, Karolina, were moved by their close connections to the Ukrainian conflict and sought to take action to aid those in need. Their grassroots efforts have raised over $50,000 to provide direct support to Ukraine.
Istanbul-based photojournalist Bradley Secker documents the Afghan National Soccer team’s first match since the fall of the democratic government last summer. As he follows the players for a few days in Turkey, Bradley’s images depict the resilient spirit of the athletes, fans, and refugees away from the politics in Afghanistan.
Boston-based Nicole Loeb tours the Royall House and Slave Quarters to meet museum director Kyera Singleton for Macalester College’s digital publication. As an alumna of the institution, Kyera’s work reflects the societal movement toward including painful narratives of slavery in our understanding of America’s history.
Mexico City-based Nicole Franco works alongside cast and crew on as unit photographer for Narcos: Mexico Season 3, which aired this past November on Netflix. As the show follows the real-life events of illegal drug trafficking in 1980s Mexico, Nicole’s photojournalistic eye helped capture the grit and glamour that has millions watching this dramatic retelling of Mexico’s past.
Milwaukee-based photographer Sara Stathas uses her empathy as a guide through an emotionally heavy project for the LA Times. Working alongside reporter Kurtis Lee, Sara documents individuals in Milwaukee who have been affected by a rise in gun violence in the city.
Madrid, Spain-based photographer Cristina Candel returns to Costa Rica for an assignment with travel magazine Viajar. Touring the lush landscapes of the country’s many National Parks, Cristina offers readers a look at the wildlife and attractions that draw eco-tourists to the region.
Burlington, Vt.-based Oliver Parini tours the town of Hanover N.H. for a “Weekend Getaway” feature in Yankee Magazine. As he captures the fall foliage that blankets the town’s ivy league institution, his images evoke all the traditional stylings of a New England town.
Denver, Colo.-based Doug Gritzmacher revisits his family’s heritage as he spends a day with hay-baling farmers in the mountains of Colorado. His images provide an artistic look at a hot summer day tending crops in a town that sits 7,000 feet in the sky.