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Miami-based Travel Photographer James Jackman captured Cuban culture and cuisine in Miami for National Geographic Traveller (UK).

Folk singer Arlo Guthrie, son of Woody Guthrie, most famous for his 18-minute song “Alice’s Restaurant” got married at the South County Courthouse in Delray Beach, Fla. in December. Miami-based photographer James Jackman was asked by The New York Times to photograph the joyous occasion.

Miami-based commercial and editorial photographer James Jackman hit a milestone last week, headlining the food section of The New York Times as well as making the front page of the newspaper itself for a major commissioned article on the diverse bakery scene in Miami. 

Miami, Florida-based photographer James Jackman recently ventured into the world of mushrooms for a story on fungi culture for Edible South Florida, an independently-owned local food magazine that’s part of the Edible Communities network.

Miami, Florida-based photographer James Jackman captures Jan Studio’s beautiful, sustainable, and unique household items.

South Florida-based James Jackman heads to Oregon to photograph Preston Thompson guitars. The work has already shown up on the company’s Instagram page and will feature heavily on its website soon.

In February we explored the reasons behind a large surge in traffic to our website and dived into our other analytics results.

This month, our social media numbers took a slight dip from January’s highs, with our IG reach coming in just below 10k.

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!

This week’s Creative in Place: What’s the Buzz? is the bees knees! Don’t believe us? Come check it out, you’ll have to see it to bee-lieve it.

Access your inner sommelier for this week’s Creative in Place: Wine Not? Featuring photographers from Italy, France, Spain and beyond!

There’s something fishy about this week’s Creative in Place: Tales from the Wharf. We cast a wide net of fresh content to share with you here.

November’s Creative In Place assignments transported us to the Ends of the Earth and brought us Tomorrow’s Pictures Today.

Creative In Place is a series of promotions designed to put a smile on your face and to show how our network of photographers can provide visual solutions just about anywhere in the world.