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San Diego-based industrial photographer Frank Rogozienski helped logistics provider Taylored Services freshen up its brand.

Mumbai-based Parikshit Rao was not a fan of ‘playing with colors,’ and, before last March, had not been to a Holi festival in over 20 years.

Mexico City-based conceptual photographer Walter Shintani recently helped CityUnscripted capture an insider’s view of CDMX to match their brand identity as a highly-personalized travel startup.

Isla Holbox is a stretch of 26 miles, where some of the only forms of travel are to bike, swim, or walk the sandy roads on foot. Chicago-based Sandy Noto was recently hired by luxury hotel Punta Caliza to capture their beachside property for an upcoming feature on Cool Hunting’s blog.

Nicole helped AFAR & JPMorgan Chase capture a local’s guide to Austin as part of their launch for the Chase Sapphire Reserve airport lounges.

Phoenix-based Steve Craft has seen more than his share of magazine cover shoots, most recently a portrait of Shannon Lawson for StateTech.

For Douarnenez-based social documentary photographer Jean-Marie Heidinger working for GEO France was the realization of a childhood dream. 

Dallas-based architectural photographer Jasmine Anwer photographed a rooftop conservatory, built by BC Greenhouse Builders, that serves as the residential clubhouse at The Drakestone apartment community in Downtown Dallas.

Since 2021, Dallas-based Tadd Myers has traveled up and down North America for construction materials company Arcosa, photographing the people and processes at work in their facilities.

Michael Marquand had always thought of banks as having very traditional design and media—this changed in his new project for Deutsche Bank.

Salt Lake City-based architecture and landscape photographer Dave Koch traveled to Brugge, Belgium to photograph Jennifer Hall’s home.

Berlin-based corporate and advertising photographer Markus Altman was commissioned by Germany’s Federal Ministry of Economics’ Digital Hub Initiative to shoot all of their 16 Hubs across the nation, as well as the start-ups currently based there.

Lee Runion and Jennifer Bostic of Black Horse Productions worked on a visual rebrand for fast food chain Zaxby’s. It’s an ongoing campaign that sees the duo collaborating with Zaxby’s beyond the 2022 photoshoots.

The Pine Tree State, per capita, is the oldest in the US, and with that aging population comes a wide range of trends, stories, and issues. Brewer, Maine-based photographer Jason Paige Smith explores this in his project The Oldest State.

There’s a difference between the sun-soaked aesthetic of California and Florida. Tom Kubik had to know it and get it right for his work with Visit St. Pete/Clearwater last year.

Colorado Rapids recently assigned sports photographer and filmmaker Matt Trappe to create a club profile film for its Apple TV+ platform. 

Travel and lifestyle photographer Antonio Cuellar was commissioned by Qatar Airways to shoot a large campaign for the airline in anticipation of the World Cup in Doha. It had been a few years since Qatar had taken an overall shot of the brand, and they wanted to highlight the luxury they offer when travelling to over 150 destinations worldwide.

Outdoor/adventure photographer and permanent nomad Aaron Ingrao had set his “Travel Plans” for Denver, which is how the NFL found him.

Destroying a LEGO spaceship and building a table with wood and C-stands. It was all part of Vancouver-based photographer Erich Saide’s photoshoot for Best Buy Canada, part of their Back to School campaign of Fall 2022.

The Iconic American House is Nice, France-based photographer Richards Powers’ latest book and part of an ongoing project to capture the most celebrated homes from the last century.

Last year, Plate Magazine swapped the restaurant for the poker room when photographing chef and entrepreneur Reem Assil, and they brought San Francisco-based Angela DeCenzo for the job.

Photographer Annick Donkers of Kasterlee, Belgium set out to capture the ambiance of La Carnaval de Binche after its two-year hiatus.

Since 2016, Germany-based photographer Erol Gurian has been running a photojournalism workshop in Beirut, Lebanon. The participants aren’t your typical students: teenagers residing in the capital’s refugee camps.

Chicago-based lifestyle photographer Lucy Hewett was hired by design magazine Dwell to capture the restoration of a 1952 Louisville home.

After designer Lori Paranjape converted a 1920s dairy barn into a rustic retreat for its owners, New York-based Andy Ryan was called in to take some photographs. One of them ended on the cover of last summer’s Country Living Magazine.