Day In, Day Out by Nalie
Nalie & Lia who run my favorite online magazine right now, Grunge N Art have submitted this amazing soft fuzzy dream like series called Day In, Day Out. Shot on…
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FLARED SILHOUETTES by gutterdust
This series from new contributor Andy Wauman is bringing visions of the impending summer heat waves that are headed this way. Shot on film with Twenty One Degrees swimwear, this…
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the shadow of heaven by Taryn Wilsea
This beautiful new editorial shot by Taryn Wilsea blurs the lines between androgyny and menswear. The ability to change and adapt is one of the most intriguing concepts within the…
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waiting for the sun by Al Smith
DC based photographer Al Smith, who I shot with her best friend Phia late last summer truly has a photography style all her own. Even living in the new millennium…
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Red and White by Zebra
I really miss the sound of the polaroid picture coming out of the camera. There is something about the anticipation, joy, and excitement of seeing the post develop. Here is…
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Meet Me in the City by Ethan Gulley
A new contributor to the site, Ethan Gulley has just sent an awesome film story that he shot while in NYC. I’m loving the carefree spirit and amazing vintage fashion…
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yesterday tomorrow by BDP
This new series titled ‘yesterday tomorrow’ by Los Angeles based photographer BDP mimics my mood as of lately. Set in a variety of places; sometimes it feels as though we are…
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Miss World by Lauren Melanie
For a new experimental project I decided to name my photo series after a song title. I usually come up with the title before the shoot, or more accurately in…
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SICKBOI by Taryn Wilsea
If you know the film Trainspotting you know Sickboy played by Johnny Lee Miller. Manchester based photographer Taryn Wilsea shot this analog story based on his character. With an awesome video…
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and he said you have the skin like quartz by Hef Prentice & Maia del Estal
This new editorial from Argentina by Hef Prentice & Maia del Estal is exactly what I needed in this cold winter. I love the natural setting combined with the use…
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