Kevin J. Miyazaki photographed former auto workers who have started new businesses in Detroit for the March 1, 2010 edition of Fortune Magazine.
Nathaniel Welch photographed a story about the extinction of the Alpha Male for Women’s Health Magazine. Congratulations to Women’s Health and Redux photographer Nathaniel Welch for earning a merit award in this year’s SPD for the opening spread of this story!
Narayan Mahon’s images from Abkhazia were featured in the January/February 2010 issue of Foreign Policy. View more images from Abkhazia, part of Narayan’s Lands in Limbo series, on the Redux Pictures archive here.
Narayan Mahon’s Somaliland: Land in Limbo was featured in the Winter 2010 issue of The Virginia Quarterly Review. See more of this work on the Redux Pictures archive here.
Kuni Takahashi’s photograph of Dubai’s Burj Khalifa was featured on the cover of the February 2010 issue Afrique Magazine. See more of Kuni’s images of the Burj Khalifa on the Redux Pictures archive here.
David Wright photographed Alexander Shatravka and his wife, Irina, for a story about Soviet dissidents for the February 11th, 2010 issue of Apu, a Finnish weekly magazine.
Kevin J. Miyazaki’s portrait of artist and filmmaker Faythe Levine appeared in the latest Blanket Magazine.
Miller Mobley photographed a couple for a story about inspiring love letters for the February 2010 issue of Reader’s Digest.
Chris Mueller photographed mega fans from University of Washington, The Dawg Pack, for the February 2010 issue of ESPN the Magazine.
While shooting this lively bunch of fans, Chris Mueller, became an honorary member of the dawg pack! “Big Ups to the University of Washington’s “Dawg Pack”, one of the freshest college B’ball cheering squads I’ve had the pleasure of photographing.. A special thanks goes out to Alex Akita, a Dawg Pack alum for setting this insane shoot up and to all the members who turned the volume up to 11 and made these shots hit.” – Chris Mueller, Photographer
Kevin Miyazaki photographed Professor Olshansky of the University of Chicago for Ahead Magazine’s Aging Issue.