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When Covid-19 hit, photo team Tracy and David felt compelled to document the world as it adapted to the new normal. As former photo journalists, they were inspired to tell the stories …
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Since many productions have been curtailed in recent months, photographer/director Steven Moyer used the time to create new work to add to his already substantial portfolio of active lifestyle imagery. With family …
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This personal series by photographer/director Stewart Cohen was created well before we all heard the name George Floyd. He takes a sort of Jenny Holzer approach, with it, but …
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As the depth of COVID-19 crisis became clear and life in New York ground to a halt, dedicated hospital and medical staff have risked their own health in order to save …
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Adding new work to a portfolio is vital for a sustained and successful career in photography. Creative buyers love looking at personal projects, and so do we. It’s a window into …
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The newest photographers to join Workbook this week have extensive portrait galleries. They demonstrate the ability to capture everything from the corporate meeting to something a little more quirky or moody.
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Here’s just a sampling of some of the great new photo imagery uploaded to Workbook.com this week. Above: Shane Lopes
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“These days it’s harder and harder for individual photographers to secure a book showing at advertising agencies,” says The Group member David Zaitz. “We’ve banded together a diverse group of …
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This week, photographers uploaded some great new portraits, lifestyle, and food imagery, three of the most often searched for categories at Workbook.com. Above: Kate Moore
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The genesis of these two short videos by photographer Zave Smith was a talk he recently gave at Design Brew, a meetup location for artists in Philadelphia. Zave told us that it …
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To see more great new imagery use our SORT BY RECENTLY ADDED option on the portfolio landing page. Above: Brian Sorg
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Jared Leeds recently spent four days photographing the doctors and their patients at Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston. The resulting portraits are direct and straightforward and portray the level …
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The subjects of Patrick Molnar‘s latest series mean business; they have a tough job to do. The faces, the stances, the uniforms, and the tools they carry all project a gravity and soberness that’s …
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Timothy Archibald’s corporate clients are as diverse as Facebook, Netflix, Bolt Threads, and Benchmark Capital, but his approach is always the same. Keep it honest. The start-up culture in Silicon Valley/San Francisco where …
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What is woman’s work? Today, it’s anything a woman wants it to be. In his ongoing project to capture women at work, Chris Crisman shows us woman are taking on ever new …
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Celia Luna knows how to employ color and uses it to full effect in much of her fashion photography. Her outlook is shaped by personal experience and her current life in …
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We asked our contributors to share their best projects of 2018 with us. For some it was an opportunity to pay it forward, for others it was the level of …
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PEROU shot two portraits recently and they couldn’t be more different: Will-i-am for Event magazine and acting legend Jeremy Irons for the Wall Street Journal. Greg Coulton recently created the …
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Dave Moser was awarded Graphis Gold for “Vignettes,” an ongoing personal project in which he captures individuals with whom he found immediate connections and who have fascinating life stories. The images are …
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Here is a look at March editor’s picks.
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As the Winter Paralympic Games comes to a close this weekend in Pyeongchang, Andy Goodwin honors two extraordinary athletes with these two beautiful portraits. If you’re having a bad day, …
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In honor of of National Women’s Day, we pulled some of Sara Forrest‘s most striking imagery of women and girls.
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When we looked a little deeper as to the origin of this image, we found a gritty and beautiful body of work that captures the uniquely American culture of the …
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The ad reads: “Portrait subjects needed (anywhere). Compensation: $20 per hour. Portrait photographer seeking subjects. Looking for interesting people to photograph…all shapes, races, genders, and sizes are welcome. I will …
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Joan Campbell, 87, and Flo Meiler, 83, probably put most of us to shame. Joan is a national-record-holding swimmer, and Flo is a world-record- holding track and field star. But …
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While working on a campaign for R&R and their client, SNWA, Photographer Cade Martin met wrestler, Omar Garcia and found him to be a pleasure to work with. Once the …
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In these portraits of Dallas Police Chief David Brown, he exudes a sense of calm amidst a political and literal firestorm in the aftermath of the murder of six Dallas police …
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Change Healthcare is an Atlanta-based international IT service provider for the healthcare industry. “Faces of Change” is their latest campaign, which emphasizes the human side of healthcare technology by focusing on …
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Katie, who was diagnosed with cancer as a six-year-old. Fifteen years later, at twenty-one, she’s a dancer, coach, and student, healthy, active, and vivacious. Working with Gard Communications and the OHSU Foundation, we …
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