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Cody Bratt The Other Stories

Cody Bratt's newly completed fine art photography series, The Other Stories, is now on display at the Griffin Museum of Photography in Boston, MA. The Other Stories is a collection of mixed-media and archival images from Cody’s ancestral history. The body of work shares the less-recollected stories of violence, substance abuse, and mental health disorders over generations, bringing light to an unrevealed family history. 

The solo show is on exhibition at the Griffin Museum though December 10, at which point the show will travel to Chicago for another exhibition with Filter Photo opening in February 2024. Additionally, Griffin Museum will host a virtual artist talk with Cody on November 14, at 7:00 p.m.   

Explore Cody Bratt’s series The Other Stories online or in person at the Griffin Museum of Photography.

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Beetle Rhind Stock Cars

Beetle Rhind’s personal series Stock Cars captures the unique and passionate community of local stock car racers. Beetle’s sepia-toned photographs of life on the track documents the cars, drivers, and those who are most dedicated to the lifestyle.

See more of Beetle Rhind’s Stock Cars here and explore his Automotive portfolio here.

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Catherine Falls Multiverse

Catherine Falls shot new work for Multiverse in London. Catherine captured coworkers collaborating in bright office spaces as well as work from home life using Multiverse training and programs. The shoot was produced by Natasha Maidment and styled by Molly Mcintyre. 

View more of Catherine Falls’ Business portfolio online here. 

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Scott Slusher The Guardian

Scott Slusher photographed Glynn Simmons for The Guardian’s series “How we survive.” Glynn Simmons spent 48 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of the murder of Carolyn Sue Rogers. Since recently being exonerated, Simmons has filed suit against the state of Oklahoma. Scott captured intimate portraits of Simmons at home.

The Guardian’s ongoing “How we survive” project features individuals who have survived significantly traumatic experiences and explores how they are now able to reflect on those experiences over time. Simmons is hopeful and optimistic for the future. “Look at me! Look at me! You can tell. I’m so happy…Life is beautiful, man. It’s so beautiful.”

Features Photo Editor: Sarah Gilbert Deputy Head of Photography: Joanna Ruck Written by: Simon Hattenstone

View more of Scott Slusher’s Portrait portfolio here and read more about Glynn Simmons and his experience in The Guardian article here.

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Beetle Rhind Porsche

Beetle Rhind shot and directed the stills and motion campaign for the Porsche Panamera 4. The video and print ads captured by Beetle depict the sporty gray sedan driving through Manchester with lifestyle shots of friends in the car on their way to a show. Produced by Perma Collective, the campaign highlights the vehicle's luxury features and space. 

See more of Beetle Rhind’s Automotive portfolio here and Motion portfolio here.

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Catherine Falls Lloyds Bank

Catherine Falls shot new work for Lloyds Bank in London. For this library shoot, Catherine captured the subtle joys and intimacies of family life. 

Creative Director: James Gillham Head of Production: Elisa Merlo Producer: natasha Maidment

See more from the shoot in Catherine Falls’ Lifestyle portfolio online here.

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Michael Piazza Edible Boston

Michael Piazza shot the new Edible Boston cover feature “Mass Mushroom Farms,” written by Natalie Gale. The article for the 2024 Winter issue focuses on local farms and the growing demand for mushrooms in Massachusetts. Michael captured beauty shots of the mushrooms’ intricate shapes and textures as well as portraits of the farmers and their farms. 

Check out the rest of the article here and Michael Piazza’s Farm to Table portfolio here.

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Patrick James Miller Sol Lewitt Studio

Patrick James Miller recently photographed late contemporary artist Sol LeWitt’s home and studio in Chester, CT. Credited as the founder of Minimal and Conceptual art, LeWitt’s studio is exactly as he left it, save for the fact that the LeWitt Collection, run by his widow and family, allows an artist-in-residence to work in his space. 

Patrick photographed Italian artist Mary Cinque during her ongoing residency in LeWitt’s studio. As a painter and illustrator, Cinque is established in her own right, having exhibited internationally including at the Venice Biennale. 

See more from the shoot here and Patrick James Miller’s portrait portfolio here.