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Pick up your pompoms! We’re rooting for the home team in this week’s Creative In Place: Game Day!

During a weeklong assignment for Bravera Bank, Atlanta-based lifestyle photographer Gregory Miller traveled across North Dakota to capture images for the rebranding of several brands that Bravera had acquired over the years.

Southern California-based commercial lifestyle photographer Erik Isakson has been working for Samsung as both a photographer and producer for nearly five years, providing images for a series of projects across many different industries.

In a recent OOH campaign, Los Angeles-based commercial and editorial photographer Tiffany Luong visited Aysha Harun to document a “day in the life” of this beauty and lifestyle creator from Toronto, Canada.

Boulder, Colorado-based brand narrative photographer Matt Trappe shoots Crocs’ summer “Come As You Are” campaign. As the most recognizable style of the brand, the classic clog was chosen as the face of the campaign — an iconic design that is synonymous with genuine comfort and is a blank canvas on which to write one’s own story.

Whether you’re looking for a scowl, wince, smirk, or pout, you’ll find plenty of memorable mugs in this week’s Creative In Place: A Face You Won’t Forget.

Santa Fe, New Mexico-based portrait and brand narrative photographer Brandon Soder showcased the beauty and craftsmanship of Ramblin Rose Hat Co. by incorporating the stunning backdrop of his hometown. 

Central Florida-based food photographer Suzanne Clements collaborates with the owner and founder of Moinkbox, a humanely raised and ethically sourced meat subscription box, to create a Moink-ed magazine that highlights the company and its products.

From Beaux-Arts to Brutalism, you’ll be impressed by the scale of this week’s Creative In Place: Architect’s Playhouse.

A creative block during the pandemic inspired Luke Copping, a conceptual photographer based in Buffalo, New York, to shoot a fun and light-hearted self-assigned project called the “Messy Food Series.”

Senior Producer Bryan Sheffield worked with Steve Craft and Rebecca Stumpf on a Banner Health production. Navigating two shoots in different states, the teams met with the real-life healthcare workers behind the brand.

Austin, Texas-based documentary photographer Scott Van Osdol captured industrial photos for Crushing Tigers—an equipment supplier that sells and services huge rock crushers used in mining and construction.

Noel Hendrickson, a portrait and lifestyle photographer based in British Columbia, Canada, recently photographed a campaign for Invisalign Global.

I believe you have my stapler. We’re exploring workplace life in this week’s Creative In Place: Office Space. 

San Francisco-based social documentary photographer Ian Tuttle documents Tripp Brower’s two year expedition called Apparent Winds for the College of Charleston Alumni magazine.

Tucson, Arizona-based conceptual photographer Katelin Kinney took full advantage of the landscape around her while working on a personal project for Mike’s Hard Lemonade. 

Prior to the current Russo-Ukrainian war, Kyiv-based advertising food and product photographer Yaroslav Danylchenko maintained a seven year partnership with McDonald’s Ukraine. Forced to flee his home and studio, Yaroslav is currently working remotely and having conversations with people all over the globe, trying to find new partners and clients.

Based in Portland, Oregon and Maui, Hawaii, Susan Seubert is a lifestyle and travel photographer, which sometimes includes the adventure of wildlife photography. She has traveled to over 25 destinations as National Geographic’s Photography Expert.

From fuchsia to flamingo, we’re seeing the world through rose colored glasses in this week’s Creative in Place: Think Pink!

Portrait and fashion photographer Emily Malan had the exciting opportunity to photograph Quinta Brunson – the creator, star, and executive producer of ABC’s documentary-style sitcom, Abbott Elementary. Emily’s photographs of Quinta (and her home) were featured in an article for The Hollywood Reporter.

Steve Boyle, a sports photographer based in Philadelphia, was contacted by visuals editor at Golf Digest, Ben Walton, to photograph former New York Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia on the course at the Alpine Country Club in Demarest, NJ for the February 2022 issue.

After learning about the CWH Santa Claus School several years ago, Nic Antaya, a freelance photographer based in Royal Oak, Mich. photographs the school for the Washington Post.

Tel Aviv, Israel-based conceptual photographer Ronen Goldman recently incorporated his surreal style in an assignment for FreezeM. He helped strengthen PR with environmental portraits of the team, and took macro images to document their process.

Rome-based travel and social documentary photographer Camillo Pasquarelli was commissioned by Les Echos Week-End Magazine for a project documenting the opulence of Rome’s Quirinale Palace.

Greenville, S.C.-based photographer Jack Robert Connolly and his Ukrainian-born wife, Karolina, were moved by their close connections to the Ukrainian conflict and sought to take action to aid those in need. Their grassroots efforts have raised over $50,000 to provide direct support to Ukraine.