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Minneapolis-based David Ellis photographed politician and activist Don Samuels for a New York Post story on the city’s law enforcement situation.

BLK & Bold’s goal is to unite coffee lovers worldwide through a common goal of investing in the community, specifically for the youth. In partnership with leading food service company Compass Group, they recently released their first-ever barista book entitled Recipes for Impact. The man behind the book’s pictures was Greensboro, NC-based photographer Dhanraj Emanuel.

In a recent campaign for Diageo liquor company, Ringwood, NJ-based commercial food photographer Amy Roth created haunted mansion scenes for Halloween in-store displays with eleven unique room concepts, each with a custom cocktail, featuring a liquor brand in every room.

Wrigley Mansion is a true landmark of the Phoenix, Arizona, area. Built-in 1931 by chewing gum magnate and owner of the Chicago Cubs, William Wrigley Jr., it was a 50th wedding anniversary present to his wife.

Justin Jefferson is making quite a name for himself in American Football. ESPN decided to run an inside story and cover page on Justin’s journey to the NFL for their monthly magazine. They tasked Minneapolis portrait and documentary photographer Nate Ryan with taking the images.

Bryan Regan’s decade-long personal project photographing North Carolina’s capital caught the interest of Walter Magazine, who used one picture of Raleigh’s skyline for the cover of their 10th-anniversary issue, with plenty more found within.

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.

Bristol, UK-based photographer Oliver Edwards was commissioned to take striking images for English Heritage, a charity that manages over 400 historic monuments, buildings, and places in England — bringing to life the stories and history of the country to over 10 million visitors each year.

Our New Year’s resolutions may already be on the wayside, but Atlanta-based lifestyle photographer Lindsey Dowell worked on a recent campaign featuring Alton Brown for Neuriva, a brain health supplement brand that offers a solution.

UK-based photographer Denice Hough specializes in architecture and interiors. When her loyal client, high-end interior designer Ana Foster-Adams came to her with the proposal to photograph her latest property for her website and help attract future clients, Denice was excited to take part in the project.

In a culture that routinely denounces talk of mental health, Vic Mensa is one of the rappers breaking the stigma. Vic spoke openly about his struggles with addiction and depression in an interview with Chicago Magazine. This compelling interview was photographed by Chicago-based editorial and commercial photographer Lyndon French.

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.

As part of their 2022 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion report on Business and Politics, Dallas business publication D CEO recently interviewed three North Texas transgender executives who shared their personal and professional journeys.

Inspired by the publication Afrostyle, photographer Liezl Zwarts recently created a personal project entitled “We the People,” which she submitted to the publication. Impressed by her work, they published the story in their 4th printed edition.

Chicago-based lifestyle photographer Morgan Ione was commissioned by Ferrero Rocher, the world leader in its category, to highlight the premium chocolates for a truly indulgent experience that will leave you feeling warm and cozy all over — just in time for the holidays!

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.

Bridgeville, Pennsylvania-based food and drink photographer Chrissie Knudsen reached out to Southern Tier Distilling Company (STDC) to collaborate, with proof of her decade-long commitment to the brand.

Located in the beautiful Yakima Valley, Washington, Cornerstone Ranches is a fifth-generation (since 1897) family farm that grows a variety of hops, apples, and grapes on over 1,000 acres of land. In October, Cornerstone Ranches owner Graham Gamache hired Seattle-based agriculture photographer Cameron Karsten to document this year’s harvest. 

Golf Digest recently enlisted Detroit-based photographer Daniel Ribar to photograph the American Elm tree on the 8th hole at the private Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Township, Michigan, as part of their ongoing project of capturing trees on American golf courses.

Helsinki is nicknamed the “Pearl of the Baltic Sea,” and with good reason. Finland’s capital city is renowned for its innovative art, culture, and architecture. Understated, Helsinki’s deep admiration for nature, tradition, and a balanced way of life is the secret behind the capital’s budding reputation. In a recent editorial assignment for travel magazine SUITCASE, Bath, UK-based photographer Toby Mitchell headed to the Nordic city.

While on assignment for National Geographic, Portland, Oregon-based Susan Seubert photographed the monolithic human figures carved from volcanic ash, known as moai, that stand on Rapa Nui (Easter Island), just two days before a fire swept through the island and caused irreparable damage to the sacred statues.

During a recent project for global research partner EdTech, Reston, Virginia-based photographer Barry Harley captured Dr. Curtis Cain, an assistant professor at Howard University School of Business, for an article about how Cloud Computing Degree Programs can help fill workforce gaps.

Ziploc recently hired Chicago-based food photographer Morgan Ione to conceptualize all the functions their Endurables offer. She takes us within the many kitchen appliances we use daily to get an inside look at these bags in action.

In his most recent project for Texas Monthly, Austin-based lifestyle photographer Jeff Wilson traveled across the Lone Star State to capture ten of the largest and weirdest roadside attractions.