UK Photo Diary Pt. 1 by Laura Allard-Fleischl
For years I’ve been so into Laura Allard-Fleischl‘s work, so I’m stoked that she shared her UK film photo diary for fashiongrunge. From quiet moments at home, wild nights at…
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Interview with Photographer Polly Karpova
I first discovered photographer Polly Karpova a few months ago. For ages I’ve been intrigued by the work of artists from Eastern Europe. There is a dark serene mood that…
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A Day With Khan Oxenham by Tim Swallow
In this new series to start of the week, Tim Swallow profiles Australian actor Khan Oxenham. Take a trip around Melbourne, and watch Khan skate the streets and share a more personal…
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Dancing in the Fire by Federico D’Amico
The bright orange glow of a fresh fire in the warm air just screams summer. Things just sound and taste better in front of the flames. This latest series from…
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Pergola by Francesca Costa
Francesca, a long time contributor to the site has shared a new series called “Pergola”. This reminds me of a crisp day when the clouds are low and hazy, and…
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Best Friend Connection by Lauren Melanie
A few weeks ago when I was in New York I started photographing a new project documenting the relationship between groups of real-life best friends. It’s a new sociological look…
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Patricia by Yolanda Y. Liou
A few weeks ago I shared a series by Yolanda in paris titled “Madi”. This is the complement set to that series entitled Patricia. Both representing the streets of Paris…
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Out of Uniform by Mario Sorrenti for W Magazine
It’s not that often that I find an editorial in a high fashion magazine that really strikes my core and really cuts down to the bone. So, when I came…
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Exclusive: Jess by We Are Alive Agency
This latest shoot from We Are Alive Agency captures the “fashiongrunge” spirit for the changing seasons. In an apartment we follow Jess as she wanders around the flat. We also…
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Exclusive: Playground by Emilie Lacoursiere
Haven’t you ever wanted to hang out in a casino with you best friends? Well, that’s exactly what Emilie Lacoursiere captured in her latest series for the site. There’s nothing…
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