Song of the River by Alessandra Barilla
I first received an email from Italian photographer Alessandra Barilla about a shoot in Iceland. The first country that I went to outside of the US was Iceland about 12…
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RAW by Simone Cossettini
RAW is the perfect description for this editorial by Simone Cossettini. He’s a first time contributor to the site and his work shows a 90s minimal aesthetic. From simply fuzzy…
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Kaibosh presents ‘Psykaidelic’
When Norwegian eyewear brand Kaibosh releases a new collection, I know it’s gonna be good. Their new collection filled with 70s nostalgia is perfectly called “Psykaidelic’. Fall into their awesomely…
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Peachy by Cuauhtémoc Suárez
One of my favorite contributing photographers, Cuauhtémoc Suárez is back with this great new series. Peachy is a set shot in Los Angeles, a short distance from his base in Mexico.…
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Calling For the Spring by Michael Novotny
Czech photographer Michael Novotny has a penchant for film and landscapes. Although recently he’s taken a liking to blending the two worlds together. This series Calling For the Spring takes…
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Pretty Penny by Lauren Melanie
Just about a month ago I picked up my In this Diary photography series, exploring the inner sanctum of the teenage bedroom. On the way to the shoot I choose a…
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Through the Eyes of Nature: Palu Camilli
The one feeling that comes to mind when looking at 21 year old photographer Palu Camilli’s work is nature. Her photos have a common theme in the expansive outdoors. Through…
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Nightswimming by Jason Landis
When it comes to capturing those fast moments of youth, LA based photographer Jason Landis nails it everytime. In his latest series, Nightswimming I’m instantly reminded of the REM song with…
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60 Minutes w/ Jules of Den-Mate
A few months ago I went to the Black Cat, a venue here in DC to catch a show. I must admit I don’t go to as many concerts as…
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Reflective Moments by Thomas Hole
Thomas Hole, a photographer based in London took some photos of actress Lucy Chappell one day between meetings. It’s those small moments that sometimes inject a little bit of creative…
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