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The Rise of Mega Churches in Sub-Saharan Africa by Lorenzo Maccotta

Photographer Lorenzo Maccotta was intrigued by the growth of Christianity on his first trip to Ghana and went back to document this surprising devotion.

Christmas Gift Guide for Creatives and Art Lovers

Cherrydeck’s Christmas Guide for Creatives and Art Lovers

With the help of some well-informed elves, Cherrydeck has compiled a list of the best Christmas presents for creatives and art lovers.

The Heterochromia Project — Maria Cavali Embraces Difference Through Portraiture

Being different can be difficult and scary. Maria Cavali sees it as captivating and with The Heterochromia Project, she celebrates a peculiarity.

Making the switch from ‘Upcoming’ to ‘Professional’ — A Conversation with Rico Rosenberger

We talked to the Beauty photographer Rico Rosenberger and found out how he went from being an assistant to a photography label.

”ABC Art” – A Minimalist Photo Series by Zuka Kotrikadze

In this set of images, Zuka showcases a rejuvenating ocular break from the constant pool of clutter that we encounter every day.

”Imaginarium Somnium” — A Take on Delusion and Reality by Marisa Bernardes

Most humans perceive the real and imaginary as two different things, but how does someone who is insomniac differentiate between the two?

“Ruin or Rust” — The Forgotten Pieces of London’s Urban Fabric by Francesco Russo

Have you ever wondered why rust frighten us, while ruin is considered a reassuring character? Francesco Russo questions this theory through “Ruin or Rust”.

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We’ve built a brand-new Cherrydeck Deals section in your toolbox, where we partner up with brands that are also committed to making Creatives lives easier.

“The Tiszavirág Hotel” by Mark Lorincz

We chat with Mark about his journey, his plans for the future and how it was to photograph such an iconic place in his hometown.

Fabian’s Story: Picturing an Inventive Product for Paperlike

Fabian Schmidt was the Hamburg-based videographer chosen by Paperlike to shoot their newest iPad screen surface.

“Looking for Hamza” by Fred Lahache

Fred Lahache and Hamza friendship not only turned into a lasting one but inspired an artistic photographic series featuring Morocco.

How to Create a Great Paper Portfolio — With Dharma Taylor

As a visual artist on the rise, Dharma Taylor considers that printing her work helps her to translate her vision and stories.

Seeing Light Through the Lens of Dmitry Bayer

Today, we embrace the approach of Dmitry Bayer and see light through the lens of the young Ukrainian photographer.

A Snapshot of Toms Harjo’s Studio

Toms Harjo opens up the door of his Riga studio and lets us go behind the scenes into his space.

Trick or Treat? — The Imaginary World of Tim Walker Reminds Us of Halloween

With his series “Story Teller” Tim Walker redefines the expression ‘out of the box’ and takes us on a trip of horrors and spooks.

“Deconstructed Objects” by Studio Krokodil

In “Deconstructed Objects”, Branislav and Aleksandra have been satisfying their viewers curiosity with unconventional versions of decoupled items.

From Filmmaking to Photography — Talking About Fashion Productions with Anthony Ornecq

With video driving more engagement than images, are clients starting to shift their content requests? Today we ask this and other questions to Anthony Ornecq.

The Iceland Series — Lesley Brügger’s Minimalism Both in Photography and Life

At times, it’s necessary to travel far to meet what feels close and homely. For the photographer Lesley Brügger that couldn’t have become more clear after her visit to Iceland.

Polestar and Cherrydeck Team Up to Create a Futuristic Content and Driving Experience

Photographers wanted! Polestar and Cherrydeck have joined forces to connect photography and the car of the future in a competition! Apply for your chance.

“Fantasma Inheritance” – A Sentimental Series by Margaux Corda

Margaux found a way to express her grief without having to choose the right words for it.