“The best advice I’ve ever been given was to let pain and hurt teach me instead of making me bitter,” says NYC based photographer, Jheyda M. This astute and simultaneously affable ideology is a distinct thread that runs through her photography as well—intimate moments, snapshots…
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Camille Rouzaud’s photographs are visceral, rough, intimate, and voyeuristic. Her vision tends to focus on the exuberance of youth, though it is tempered by a kind of remote detachment, articulated in high-contrast color and what often looks like digital grain. Rouzaud’s work is like a…
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“Places are fragmentary and inward-turning histories, pasts that others are not allowed to read, accumulated times that can be unfolded but like stories held in reserve, remaining in an enigmatic state” -Michel de Certeau, The Invention of Everyday Life, 1990. The scale of Tess Roby’s large-format…
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Igor Verkhovskiy’s work is like a heavy stone sitting at the bottom of the ocean: undisturbed at it’s depth, dark and reflective of the life that floats above. His photos give me some actual feeling. Maybe I’m just tired of looking at photography, tired of looking at submissions in general. Born…
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Oregon photographer Jamie Knowlton primarily captures the nude body. Often closely cropped, surrounded by nature, covered in dirt, cum, or even doing a basketball dunk, Knowlton’s work doesn’t figure the body as precious, soft-lit or romantic in any sense. Nor does it feel rock-and-roll, that…
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“WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE” PHOTOS BY LUKE ABBY STYLING BY JAKE LEVY MODEL: SAM RILEY Clothing Credits: Shot 1 Hat by Vaquera Jacket by Levi’s Underwear stylist’s own Boots by ÖHLIN/D Shot 2 Hat, sleeve…
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