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Miami-based portrait photographer Sonya Revell helped the Sleek Machine agency with its “The Why Behind the Wish” for Make-A-Wish MA & RI.

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.

Tampa, Florida-based agricultural photographer Jeremiah Wilson shot the cover for Florida Farm and Family magazine’s Spring 2023 issue.

Artist Mike Frost reached out to lifestyle photographer Nick Barnes to help frame his new brand as a painter and its striking world of color. 

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

This June, The Bob and Diane Fund and its first 7 grantees will present “Losing Self,” an inaugural group show, at Photoville in Brooklyn, NY.

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.

We worked with photographer Rey Lopez on the shoot production for an exciting new venture, The Square – a chef-driven food hall opening this summer in Washington, DC.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

London-based Jon Enoch looks back on a much-delayed photoshoot in Mumbai that would become his popular self-assigned series, The Candy Men.

Atlanta-based portraiture photographer Scott Areman was hired by Bolt Entertainment to tip off the NBA season for the Atlanta Hawks on media day by setting up a studio at PC&E — a large production facility in Atlanta.

The Wall Street Journal enlisted Los Angeles-based portraiture and documentary photographer Lauren Justice to visually tell the story of 16-year-old Joseph Olkha’s experience with cyberbullying.

In a recent project for annual Louisville, Kentucky fashion show KMAC Couture, portrait photographer Clay Cook pushed the boundaries of imagination by creating 200 unique, abstract images using AI (artificial intelligence) tool Midjourney.

Last Fall, Canada’s Premiers pushed forward with a campaign urging the federal government to increase healthcare funding, featuring portraits taken by Vancouver-based Kyrani Kanavaros.

Andrew set out to create a personal project entitled LGBTQIA Portraits, built around capturing his queer family authentically and with the same eye and quality he brings to his celebrity and advertising work.

Last year, Poets & Writers, the nation’s largest nonprofit organization serving creative writers, contacted Nicole Loeb for help with their November/December issue: photograph New York Times best-selling novelist Celeste Ng.