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Ben Girardi traverses the snowy mountains with a team of athletes to capture extreme snowboarding through the goggles of Zeal Optics.

Gale Zucker helped the luxury yarn importer and wholesaler, Berroco, capture stills on a 3-day photoshoot for its Fall/Winter ’23 Collection.

Discover Denver’s 7 premier lifestyle photographers who artfully recreate the joys of day-to-day life in all of its splendor.

Southern California-based sports photographer Erik Isakson showcased the performance of sports nutrition supplement brand Dymatize.

Altamonte Springs, Florida-based Brian Carlson helped Magnolia Journal capture new assets for a profile feature in its Spring 2023 issue.

Fort Myers, FL-based lifestyle photographer Brian Tietz brought his new skills as a drone pilot to his most recent project for Gulfshore Life.

Atlanta, Georgia-based Fernando Decillis helped Bud Light and Anheuser-Busch “Make Summer Cooler” with fresh assets for its new campaign.

Durham-based travel photographer Natalia Weedy takes on a fun campaign in Fayetteville, North Carolina, one that had her wading in marshes, hanging from a ropes course, and walking among life-size dinosaur replicas.

Fashion photographer Jackson Ray Petty helped lifestyle brand Malbon Golf capture assets for its new “Health Seekers and Golfers” collection.

When London-based Tom Parker was hired by the wealthiest city in the world to aid their family-fun campaign, that balance was thrown into epic proportions with a team of 130 people, nearly 25 locations, and 150 hero shots.

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.

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.

We’re exploring how digital devices have forever changed the rhythm of our lives in this week’s Creative in Place: Everyday Technology.

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

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.

As there is much material for a lifestyle photographer in Orlando to work with, there is also enough need for their services to make ample room for much diversity in the talent that rises to the top. And perhaps that is because so few places can blend experiences that can be so adventurous, wholesome, and dynamic at once as Orlando.

When Baltimore’s Harbor East needed a campaign to invite residents and tourists to experience its renewed prosperity, they turned to DC-based photographer Eli Meir Kaplan.

This past winter, Cotton On Group’s Typo released an exclusive collection in Keith Haring’s honor, featuring items from floor rugs to soccer balls displaying his iconic artwork. For the campaign’s lifestyle imagery, they turned to Melbourne-based photographer Peter Tarasiuk.

Craig Oppenheimer worked on a shoot production for Cencora, a leading pharmaceutical solutions organization, in beautiful Barcelona.

To mark the release of its new hybrid SilentJet technology, luxury powerboat and motor yacht company Hinckley Yachts assigned Cate Brown to capture the images for its press release alongside a corresponding video campaign.

Tighten up your laces. We’re hitting our stride in this week’s Creative in Place: Ready, Steady, Go!

Schaefer Outfitter, the perennial tailor to everyone from farmers to ranchers, was set to launch a new collection last year, and they enlisted the services of Ketchum, Idaho-based photographer Hillary Maybery, for the job. 

What do Wonderful Machine photographers and pizzerias have in common? They’re everywhere, and they deliver!