Exclusive: Escape by Stefan Deyn
I love the simple and raw nature of photographer Stefan Deyn’s work. Just a bit ago we did an interview with him to get to know more about his process…
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Exclusive: Étienne by Emilie Lacoursiere
Another portrait study by Emilie Lacoursiere in Montreal follows Étienne at the Miami Deli. She describes the series as an updated look of Romeo from the Baz Luhrmann film in…
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Exclusive: House of Wonders by Maggie Fisher
Here is a description of Maggie Fisher’s latest photo series: H O U S E O F W O N D E R S : Attached is a series of…
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Thrift Shop Life by Alessandro Ruggieri
Here’s a synopsis of this series from Alessandro Ruggieri: All clothes are vintage. Shot between London and Macerata (ITALY). Most of the photos in this series were used to promote…
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Exclusive: Karina by Emilie Lacoursiere
The element of a natural habitat is the most intriguing aspect of people’s lives. Whether it’s simply remaining invisible or interacting with the subject, the end result is always a…
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Exclusive: de hortus/Amsterdam by Saint Michel
In the trees of a botanic space and the green tones comes “de hortus: My rhododendron is turning yellow.” from Saint Michel. During this time of year the green surrounding…
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Exclusive: Ryun by Jason Landis
I love the lifestyle attached to the skateboarding culture. That is one of the main aspects of California life that I miss. It’s great that in the 5 years that…
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Exclusive: Velvet Drive by Aaron Sinclair
Have you ever thought about what your daily life looks like on film? Most of us never think that the things that we do each day could possibly be of…
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Exclusive: Hi-Tech Bae by Caro Campobello
This shoot produced by the Creep Agency is just too awesome for words. Shot on film (which I love), it takes the world of workouts and the mid 90s girl…
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Exclusive: We Could Walk Through Our Garden Forever by Puja
Through the harsh concrete of Downtown Los Angeles we find a garden path in this editorial. Photographer Prince Puja finds the little pockets of the city that are often overlooked.…
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