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Texas native Buff Strickland heads to Driftwood Golf Club and Ranch to capture the endless activities available to Austin’s club members. Whether you unwind with a drink or hit the links, her images entice you to seek comfort at this relaxing resort.

Richmond-based photographer Tyler Darden meets a Virginian family who has built their own field of dreams. In an assignment for Virginia Living, he photographs the Parrish Family at their farm, where every Autumn they invite thousands to participate in pumpkin picking and other seasonal activities.

Nashville-based Abigail Bobo takes a 13-day journey through the mountains of Montana to photograph small-town residents for First Opportunity Bank’s 100 year anniversary.

New-Orleans based photographer Greg Miles takes inspiration from the unique energy of the Jazz artists who serenade the city streets. His dark and mysterious style lends itself to eyewear brand Dita in a recent assignment inspired by the luxury of the 1920s.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

NYC-based photographer Tina Boyadjieva ventures to Soho to capture model Farah Zulaikha as she interviews iconic 1990s designer Rebecca Moses for Pump magazine.

Richmond-based photographer Quentin Penn-Hollar spends an oceanside day shooting a modern home designed by Kenneth Byrd for Virginia Living Magazine. Quentin’s images of the beach house showcase the home’s sophisticated elegance and luxury interiors.

San-Francisco-based photographer Jaime Borschuk takes the opportunity to visit the women of her community in the spaces they create for themselves. In a personal project she titles “Women at Home,” Jaime highlights the intimate spaces that help women feel at peace, barefoot, and relaxed in their own homes.

Prague-based photographer Jiri Lizler brings his interior imagery to a modern workspace in the city’s cultural center, Wenceslas Square. The building, “The Flow,” is workspace design company Scott Weber’s latest project in the middle of this historic city.

Budapest-based fashion photographer Illya Ovchar creates an urban series for Hungarian Glamour. In a lively and tourist-packed courtyard, he had to get creative on how to stage an authentic nightlife shoot without any of the comforts of a studio space.

Tuscon-based photographer Katelin Kinney brings her signature style to a lifestyle and product assignment for eco-friendly Hanni razors. Through her bold colors and unique concepts, she sets a bright and lively tone that speaks to the brand’s vintage-inspired identity.

Miami-based George Kamper dives head first into a thrilling shoot with four-time olympic synchronized swimmer Kristina Makushenko for a feature with Venice magazine. The combined artistry of her talents and his photography create a series that is graceful and vibrant.

DC-based photographer Matthew Rakola explores other careers on the Chesapeake bay for his personal series “My Former Future Self.” As he follows fossil hunters while they unearth history, Matthew takes on the role of Paleontologist and lives out his childhood dreams.

Portland-based food photographer Dina Ávila spends two days in the woods staging a campout for Eater. With a combination of natural features, authentic props, and genuine smiles she creates a staged a thoroughly realistic-looking camping experience.