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We are pleased to announce that Wonderful Machine’s Producer and Marketing Specialist, Eloisa Garcia, has been granted an exhibition at The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the most important public research university in Mexico City. Inspired by her book 707 days in Algeria, the exhibit showcases images from her experience living in this North African country for nearly two years, and is scheduled to run from September 27th through October 28, 2022.

Gina Martin created The Bob and Diane Fund to honor her late parents and support photographers who are telling stories about patients and families living with Alzheimer’s disease. Visual storytellers are invited to submit their photo essays through October 23rd, 2022.

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.

Architectural photographer Elias Hassos captured the ornate beauty of a centuries-old home in Austria for AD Germany’s September 2022 issue. The home was recently renovated by British designer Tom Bartlett of Waldo Works.

Berlin-based corporate and portrait photographer Viviane Wild captured genuine moments of an average work day at We Love X GmbH, using real employees as subjects.

Whether it’s for a commercial or editorial project, Atlanta food photographers have got you covered! We’ve done the research. Here is a list of Wonderful Machine’s selections for the city’s eight best.

We talk to Ukrainian landscape and fine art photographer Yevhen Samuchenko about how he keeps going in the face of adversity, his passion for photography, and his experiences as a landscape and fine art photographer during the war in Ukraine.

San Antonio-based portrait photographer Anthony Francis set out to challenge the politics of portraiture in his project, “All We Be.”

Dreaming of an endless summer? We’re turning on our out-of-office reply for this week’s Creative In Place: Paradise Found.

Berlin and Rio de Janeiro-based Kristin Bethge is a social documentary photographer who visited Dr. Thomas Lovejoy at his research reserve in the Amazon rainforest. Through his life’s work, Dr. Lovejoy has studied habitat partitioning and led one of the world’s largest ecological experiments in the rainforest.

From hole-in-the-wall joints with no phone to luxurious tasting menus, Toronto is a food lover’s dream city. Let’s tuck into the list of Toronto’s seven best food photographers. And heads up, make sure you have a napkin at hand because your mouth is about to drool!

New York City energy provider Con Edison had the bright idea to highlight its renewable services in each of the city’s five boroughs. With the help of Producer Bryan Sheffield and photographer Emily Andrews, these energy innovators reimagined city life for an eco-friendly future.

Eagle, Colorado-based commercial photographer Sean F. Boggs utilized his industrial photography skills while on assignment for BP’s Wind Farms in Wichita, Kansas.

Browse through our list of the best product photographers in Atlanta and watch your next still-life-centered commercial and editorial assignments come to life.

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.

London is regarded as one of the world’s food capitals — The Big Smoke recently won the most diverse city for food on the planet. From the iconic Leicester Square Chinatown to the flavorful curry houses of Brick Lane, there is something for everyone in this cosmopolitan melting pot. Without further ado, let’s kick off the list of London’s seven best food photographers.

Oakland, California-based food and drink photographer Chava Oropesa was commissioned to take bright and bold images for the San Francisco Bay Area-based specialty roaster and retailer Peet’s Coffee.

Feeling adventurous? We’re heading into the wild for this week’s Creative In Place: The Outdoor Type.

San Francisco-based food and beverage photographer Judy Doherty was commissioned to photograph menu items for The Olive Grove — a Mediterranean restaurant located at the CIA at Copia in Napa, California.

From Copenhagen to Stockholm, travel photographer Ulf Svane visited ten ports in eight countries during an 11-day voyage aboard Oceania Cruises Marina while on assignment for Travel + Leisure Magazine. 

San Francisco is celebrated for its scenic views, the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, vibrant nightlife, and fabulous food. With a plethora of fine wine and quality produce available, local chefs are constructing some of the world’s most sumptuous dishes. Let’s dig into the list of San Francisco’s seven best food photographers. And with this in mind, be prepared to eat with your eyes!

Montreal-based portrait photographer Bénédicte Brocard invited more than twenty well-known females of diverse ages and backgrounds to be photographed in her latest project. Her current photobook, Vraies: Un regard sur l’authenticité au féminin highlights these women as their authentic selves during candid moments.

The City of Angels has an unparalleled hold on America and the rest of the world, painting a way of life to strive for. If you’re looking for this slice of Americana to be part of your brand’s imagery, our list of the best Los Angeles lifestyle photographers is a great place to start. 

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.

The Windy City is replete with constant commercial success, so if you’re looking to celebrate the people and behind-the-scenes operations that deliver results for your business, take a look through these corporate photographers in Chicago.