Enjoy the photography on i-D? Why not submit your own imagery to our ongoing series, My Month in Photos. We take submissions at the end of each month — full instructions on how to enter here.
Yolanda Y. Liou is celebrating radical self-acceptance
The Taiwan-born photographer reveals a new photobook that celebrates sisterhood and challenges traditional beauty standards. Look here.
Poignant photographs of love & friendship in pre-AIDS New York
Patrick McMullan and his friend Nora Burns recall memories of the raucous times spent with friends like Tom Ford and Andy Warhol. Look here.
Tim Wong’s surreal photos of Mongolia were taken on a quest for belonging
The Hong Kong photographer explores “different ways of conceiving society, our relationship to the land and each other”. Look here.
J Houston’s photographs imagine a Midwestern trans universe
A culmination of eight years of work, ‘Tuck and Roll’ draws upon thousands of portraits of their trans friends and siblings. Look here.
Florence Montmare shot an all-American road trip for a modern world
Following a lineage of mostly male photographers, she set out to create a new iteration of a classic format. Look here.
Photographing an imagined queer utopia
Parsons graduate Angelo Capacyachi takes photographs that draw on the theorist José Esteban Muñoz’s ideas of queer futurity and world-building. Look here.
Anonymous photographs inside Berlin’s most popular cruising spots
Parks and woodlands have long been places for quick, anonymous, consensual sex. Lukas Städler documents them. Look here.
Mike Brodie’s polaroids of American runaway kids in the 00s
‘The Polaroid Kidd’ captures the punks and vagrants travelling across the US in search of a life outside its restrictive post-9/11 norms. Look here.
The photographer confronting techno-Orientalism, one cyborg at a time
With her new project, Ramona Jingru Wang upends stereotypes of Asian identity in mainstream media. Look here.
Molly Soda’s Chick Magnet is a vision board for the internet age
In her new photo book, the artist enters the kitchen to explore the relationships between modern life, the internet, food and femininity. Look here.