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Headwear & Accessories company Pistil Designs recently commissioned Lance Koudele to take the visuals for their latest winter and fall collections.

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.

On a recent editorial assignment, Oslo, Norway-based travel photographer Øivind Haug traveled to Troms og Finnmark, the nation’s most northerly and largest county, for Travel + Leisure to capture images for a guide to Northern Norway’s Arctic Landscapes written by crime novelist Heine Bakkeid.

From mountaineering to skiing, tightrope walking to white-water rafting, Chattanooga, Tennessee-based photographer D. Scott Clark has seen it all while shooting adventure lifestyle activities. So when he heard outdoor apparel and equipment company Mountain Hardwear was looking for a tenacious photographer to help shoot their spring range, Scott jumped at the opportunity.

London-based travel and landscape photographer Ben Pipe visited South Africa’s safari destinations during a nine-day assignment for National Geographic Traveller’s June 2022 issue.

To honor this year’s World Mental Health Day, outdoor apparel and equipment company, Arc’teryx followed Sterzing-based Mountain Guide and Psychologist Pauli Trenkwalder on a climbing expedition to The Dolomites mountain range in Northeast Italy for an article entitled Off the Beaten Path.

Outdoor and Adventure Photography has a broad appeal to many different types of clients. However, when it comes to the photographer, there is a definite common factor: a desire for adrenaline-fueled action and a love for the great outdoors.

With Ukraine constantly being in the news this year, regrettably, for all the wrong reasons, it’s easy to forget the profound beauty and landscape that envelops this majestic Eastern European nation. “The Beauty of Ukraine: Landscape Photography”, provides a reminder of the beauty, diversity, and richness of color in the nation’s terrain.

Grand Junction-based photographer Robb Reece recently completed a personal photography project that got picked up by Relocating Magazine, a regional magazine in Western Colorado.

Peter Taylor, one of our Charlotte-based member photographers, approached us a while back about creating a memorable emailer template for him.

From his home base in Denver, Matt Trappe photographs adventure, lifestyle, and sports/fitness photography. Covering major races and working with clients like Discovery Communications, it’s obvious his career has been steadily growing…

This week’s emailers feature our new member photographers Paco Navarro, Stephen Matera, Todd Joyce, along with members that specialize in Adventure.

Patricia Burke is a New Jersey-based photographer who joined our roster of photographers. It was during this initial dialog that we spoke about her website, her edit and the ways in which she could utilize our consulting services to strengthen her brand and get the most out of her membership.

Peter Taylor contacted us ready for a big change. He felt that he’d been putting off updating his site and book because he just didn’t know what to include anymore. Peter shoots a broad range of subject matter, but in everything he does, he aims for authenticity. He felt that his current website no longer reflected his direction and style. With hopes to attract more national editorial and commercial work, he wanted to show a style that felt honest without coming off as documentary.

California-based photographer Brandon Flint came to us looking for a new print promo. He had a previous card layout but, while pleased with the design, felt the photo selection didn’t represent his work as a whole. As we talked more, I saw the bigger picture. Brandon didn’t just want new photo selects—he wanted a card he would be excited to mail and hand to clients.