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Photographing the real Miami, beyond the decadence of South Beach
In ‘Homestead’, Giovanni Mourin turns his lens towards his Cuban roots. Read here.
Photographing a rapidly changing America in the 60s
A new book of work from the late Dave Heath centres on the emotions and expressions of passers-by in various Northeastern US cities. Read here.
The 90s campaign all about the fetish for giant women
Though noticeably devoid of clothes, a Kookaï collection shot by photographer duo Guzman saw giantesses reach sexy, powerful new heights. Read here.
Zamar Velez captures celebrity in vivid technicolour
Titled ‘Tummy Ache’, the 23-year-old photographer’s debut photo book features images of Issa Rae, Omar Apollo and more. Read here.
Photos exploring the radical possibilities of skate culture in Palestine
Maen Hammad has been documenting the evolution of skateboarding in his native country – and pondering its liberatory potential. Read here.
A photographer’s portrait of Japan’s most dangerous district
The final chapter in Chloé Jafé’s book trilogy muddles through the back alleys of Nishinari, documenting its poets, prostitutes and bandits. Read here.
Photos of a scorching hot British summer by the sea
Sophie Green photographed people having fun against a crumbling post-industrial landscape. Read here.
Masculinity as seen through the lens of the 70s & 80s
Inspired by a polaroid of his late uncle, Frank, Pacifico Silano began collating imagery of queer men from an era of liberation and tragedy. Read here.
Paul Kooiker’s bold, absurdist vision for fashion photography
A new exhibition from the Dutch photographer, titled ‘FASHION’, brings together themes of nudity, voyeurism and an embrace of the imperfect. Read here.
Vintage movie set photos spotlighting Hollywood’s eternal foot fetish
Pierre Leguillon’s new book ‘The Barefoot Promise’ examines cinema’s most enduring fantasies. Read here.