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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No Class by Kid Richards
There is something about analog photography that I love. You can almost feel the rays of sun and the small imperfections that we can’t edit out. This brings me to…
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Exclusive: Madi by Yolanda Y. Liou
Sometimes the simplicity of walking the streets is the best inspiration. In this exclusive series by Yolanda Y. Liou with Madi from Silent Paris agency is all I need on…
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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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Journey Inward : the self portraits of Milly Cope
In this new era that we are in where the young generation is becoming reliant on technology like never before, the aesthetic of the self-portrait is changing. Now, it’s been…
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An interview with photographer Marissa Alper
When I first discovered Marissa Alper’s photography on instagram, I was fascinated by the youthful energy that she captures in her work. In this age the concept of youth has…
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Malena by Armando Huertas
Armando Huertas is a photographer from Guadalajara, México and while he’s only been behind the camera for 9 months, his work has a cinematic quality to it with the innate…
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Exclusive: Étienne by Emilie Lacoursiere
Another portrait study by Emilie Lacoursiere in Montreal follows Étienne at the Miami Deli. She describes the series as an updated look of Romeo from the Baz Luhrmann film in…
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Exclusive: House of Wonders by Maggie Fisher
Here is a description of Maggie Fisher’s latest photo series: H O U S E O F W O N D E R S : Attached is a series of…
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Exclusive: Karina by Emilie Lacoursiere
The element of a natural habitat is the most intriguing aspect of people’s lives. Whether it’s simply remaining invisible or interacting with the subject, the end result is always a…
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