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Zach Anderson for Miller Lite

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Zach Anderson thrives on spontaneity. His ability to connect and  immediately put people at ease is what allows these young people to just be themselves as he captures them in their …

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Sandro Baebler for The Red Bulletin France

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Portrait Photographer Sandro Baebler captures Tess Ledeux, the youngest-ever world champion in freeskiing, as she is soaring above the Austrian Stubaier Glacier or taking a much needed pause. Tess just recently …

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Brian Carlson Goes to Megacon

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Photographer Brian Carlson‘s latest personal project took him to Megacon, a four day extravaganza inn Orlando, Florida, where attendees engage in all sorts of cosplay and they want their pictures …

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Two New Stories from the Rathkopfs

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The Rathkops recently captured two very current topics: how immigrants are adapting to life in the United States for Parents magazine and how subway closures are reeking havoc on small business …

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ETC Creative Update

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Check out the latest editorial, packaging, and advertising projects from the photographers and directors of ETC Creative. Above: Caitlin Bensel for Shape Magazine

Michael Kunde for Wolverine

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Photographer Michael Kunde was honored to be part of this  powerful campaign that documents the collaboration UnCommon Construction and Wolverine Boots in the form of their “Build Your Future” campaign. …

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Noel Hendrickson Studies Human Endurance

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As part of an extensive project on health and aging, photographer Noel Hendrickson investigates what people around him are doing to boost their physical and mental health as they move through …

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Gregory Miller Captures What It Takes

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Working with the agency Ten Adams, Photographer/director Gregory Miller recently spent a week roaming the UT Heath San Antonio campus capturing the doctors, nurses, researchers, and teachers who work tirelessly to make …

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Andy Anderson: Life Around Horses

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  Photographer Andy Anderson was a perfect fit as the still photographer on this commercial shoot for animal pharmaceutical company, Zoetis. Having grown up on a horse ranch and later watching his daughter …

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TIna B’s Life As a Nomad

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  Bulgarian native and New York City-based photographer, Tina Boyadjieva spent the last twenty-five years living around the globe with time spent in the United States, England, Italy, Jordan, and the Greek …

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Graphis 2022 Workbook Winners

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Check out all the gold and silver from Workbook photographers in the 2022 Graphis Photography Annual. Above:  Patrick Molnar  

Best of 2021 Photography

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Sue Tallon’s most impressive shoot of the year was her work for Amazon’s Halo app. Working on location in Seattle with what she describes as “a rockstar team and wonderful …

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Porter Gifford at High Tide

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In the depth of winter, 2021 photographer Porter Gifford felt fortunate to have found a kind of release from the frustrations he was experiencing  as he witnessed these waves crashing against a seawall …

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More of the Best of 2021

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For Hardy Wilson it didn’t get any better than getting paid to hang out at Olema Wines in Napa and coming away with some of the most beautiful images he shot all year.  

Freeman McFadden for Mae Jones Magazine

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  For Freeman McFadden, his shoot for  Mae Jones magazine was his overall 2021 favorite. He told us, “When Creative Director and Owner Kristen Turner contacted me about this concept, …

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Best of 2021 Photography

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Above: Joseph Keller campaign for the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism titled “Let’s Go Out” was his most rewarding because of what he and his crew were able to achieve with  …

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Best of 2021: Jason Lindsey for Wyoming Tourism

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Photographer/Director Jason Lindsey described his best project this way: “Working in whiteout conditions an hour into the mountains by snowmobile at elevations over 10,000 feet in freezing cold conditions is what I …

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Natalie Faye for American Home Shield

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Photographer/director Natalie Faye recently created American Home Shield’s first ever content library. As insurers of home appliances, AHS looked to create images of relatable, intimate moments in home settings. The client had a …

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