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Workbook Radio: Episode 58- Mari Amor, Part 1

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Mari Amor is a commercial photographer and director whose diverse clients include Airbnb, Mercedes Benz, and National Geographic. On this episode, we meet the woman behind the lens and learn …

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August 19th is World Photography Day

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World Photography Day is an annual, worldwide celebration of the art, craft, science, and history of photography. Keep scrolling to see the quality of work you’ll find at Workbook everyday. Above: …

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Alice Blue’s New Reel

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Alice Blue’s new reel is a compilation of the their extensive expertise in motion design, CGI design, CGI environments, character design, and photography and photo/illustration.

Highlights from the DXE: Cade Martin

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The Workbook DXE was launched to give artists the ability to tell their stories more completely. Photographer/director Cade Martin‘s personal DXE successfully weaves together not only the stories he tells, but …

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Photopolitic Names Their Top Ten

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Photopolitic named the their top photographers in 2020 based solely on the traffic each received to their profiles at the site. Four of them were Workbook contributors: Pedro Oliveira, Kremer Johnson, Inti St. …

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More Best of 2020 Photography

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Advertising campaigns, pro bono, editorial, and personal work were all in the mix for 2020. Image above:  John Davis.

Dennis Welsh and the Coal Miners of West Virginia

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Photographer Dennis Welsh always thought photographing individuals who mine coal for a living would make for an an interesting portrait series. But when he explained to the various communities he contacted …

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Pedro N the World

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Photographer Pedro Oliveira pulled together a Covid- safe test shoot with the new Volvo XC60 hybrid and just a crew of four (including talent). He caught the attention of Volvo’s Portland marketing department …

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Anthony Nex Paints with Cosmetics

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Photographer Anthony Nex keeps a sketchbook  full of ideas, but it was the shelter-in-place order brought on by the spread of Covid 19 that gave him the time to create many of the images …

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Callie Lipkin on Motherhood in a Pandemic

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It’s been tough on the families in which parents continue to try and work from home and care for their children. This new series from photographer Callie Lipkin shows friends, as …

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Kate Turning for First Hawaiian Bank

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Photographer/director Kate Turning’s shoot for First Hawaiian Band contactless cards was art directed, produced, and shot virtually under Covid protocol guidelines in Los Angeles. The media campaign package for First …

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The Desert Dwellers

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The statement that accompanied this latest personal project from Kremer Johnson aptly and somewhat hilariously addresses things we wondered about when we saw these images, so we decided to publish …

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Greg Neumaier’s Assemblages in White

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Greg Neumaier‘s latest exploration called The Nonspatial Continuum is a beautiful exploration of scale and dimension that draws heavily on the Bauhaus aesthetic. Bathed in stark lighting, the all-white arrangements are composed …

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InFocus: Here’s What’s on the Menu

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Use the link to see more great new current work from these photographers and others who specialize in food.  Image above:  Gary Salter  Warburtons

Natalie Faye for Samsung

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Originally scheduled to shoot in Australia, the wildfires of 2019 forced this production to the U.S. at the last minute. Due to the last minute change of location, photographer Natalie Faye …

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Walter Smith Works from Home for Now

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  Once the pandemic hit, most photographers went right into “create-in-place” mode. Walter Smith decided to rent some video gear and began shooting people around the house. As a father of four, there …

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Lou Bopp Documents the Faces of the Pandemic

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In his latest series, Lou Bopp photographs his subjects through barriers: windows, doors, and screens, as a way of emphasizing the history we are living through. He documents the arc of …

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