Jardines del Edén by Tomás Pintos
a structural story by Tomás Pintos in Argentina — I love this series and the structural quality behind it. Using locations and atmospheres that correspond with the fashion brings the story…
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Se querían como para siempre by Tomás Pintos
a story from Tomás Pintos in Argentina — I long for the time when I can go back to being in high school where the real world was just out…
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Ven Como Eres by Joaquín Soler
Ven Como Eres; portraits by Joaquín Soler — This series of film portraits by Joaquín Soler are so raw and haunting. It’s almost as if we are looking into each…
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Two Sides of One Coin by Loli Laboureau
vibrant editorial, Two Sides of One Coin by Loli Laboureau (Argentina) — There have been some incredible submissions from Argentina lately. This vibrant story is no different. With incredible styling…
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Fiction by Hef Prentice & Robert Coletti
polaroid story by Hef Prentice & Robert Coletti — I’m loving this collaboration between Hef Prentice & Robert Coletti. The polaroid and film vibes tell a vintage story with a…
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Felicitas by Marina Monaco
portraits of Felicitas by Marina Monaco — I’m loving theses new portraits from Argentina based photographer Marina Monaco. The warm tones, and natural settings give such depth to the set.…
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Premiere: FATAL by Alexan Kevork Sarikamichian
FATAL; the new short film by Alexan Kevork Sarikamichian — I’m super excited to premiere the latest short film by Argentina based filmmaker Alexan Sarikamichian. Fatal talks about friendship, there…
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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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Untitled by Katya Simkin
Katya Simkin, a photographer based in Buenos Aires sent over this beautiful set. She creates different scenes with her subject. While up in the sky or lounging by a cozy…
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Enfant Terrible by Agustina Malva
Another great submission from Argentina has landed in my inbox. This series by Agustina Malva has the feeling of a later afternoon day with just enough movement and energy of exploration.…
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