Jess by walnutwax
So loving the vibe in this latest shoot by London based photographer walnutwax. He shot Jess in typical London fashion through various locations armed with a point and shoot film…
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Aviv by Danny Lowe
Under the dreamy and moody lighting of Tel Aviv photographer Danny Lowe sends his latest work. Beneath the mystic overtones the story and city come to life. —- Photography:…
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A Solas by Felipe Cuartas
This submission from Colombian photographer Felipe Cuartas makes me wish that summer never ended. Not so much the temperatures but the feeling of invincibility. The possibility of night dreams and…
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Deaditorial from Inmindseye
A few weeks ago I discovered Australian brand InMindseye and it was as if my brain was directly translated into a perfect wardrobe. There is something different about these designs.…
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Just Chilling by Thomas Hole
London based photographer Thomas Hole has been on fire lately. His latest series Just Chilling with Laura Coleman is just that. A profile of a quiet cozy day at home.…
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Take Her Out by Elisa Campos
So excited to bring you another story Take Her Out, by Brazilian photographer Elisa Campos. This shoot has an edgy 90s look while incorporating graffiti and shades of black. Even…
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Pijama Party by Natalia Petri
I’ve been getting so many great submissions from Argentina lately which is amazing. It’s great that this site touches so many people across the globe. This set by Natalia Petri…
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Bastards of Young by Cole Quirke
Simply put I enjoy Cole Quirk’s photography. He’s a young artist out of London who takes these incredible candid street portraits inspired by the skateboarding scene. Here is a new…
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Manon by Jay Aparecida Rodriguez
Longtime contributor Jay Aparecida Rodriguez shot Manon Laime before his trip to Asia. In this bohemian and rock and roll inspired story there is a 60s influence that blends the…
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Brooklyn Boy by Emily Davis
Here are a few words from photographer Emily Davis about her latest editorial. This shoot was shot on the roof of my Brooklyn apartment and is titled “Brooklyn Boy”. The theme…
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