Ewa-Mari Johansson’s intimate snap of Kate Moss The pioneering Swedish fashion photographer Ewa-Mari Johansson tells the story of the an intimate portrait she snapped of Kate Moss in the mid 90s, and shares her best tip for photographing supermodels. WORDS: ERIK SEDIN, PHOTOGRAPHY: EWA-MARI JOHANSSON How did you end up in...
Two weeks into the lively launch of our gallery, we speak to the Swedish photographer Helena Blomqvist to hear her thoughts on the opening exhibition ’On the...
When a satisfactory story pops up in Bára Prášilová’s head, she knows it’s worth bringing to fruition. The Prague-based photographer walks us through the creative process behind...
South African photographer Gavin Goodman’s immensely versatile portfolio is a result of decades worth of experience with lighting, composition, and colour as a cinematographer. Looking ahead, Goodman...
When rummaging through a bomb-ravaged East London post-WW2, photographer Terence Donovan found enough raw creativity to shapeshift British culture forever. And that is just what he did,...
Tasmanian Gothic, 1000-litre pools, and iconic dresses — inside the photo art of Meg Cowell Australian photographer Meg Cowell submerges historical dresses in freshwater, and adds her...
We reached out to prominent photographers Massimo Leardini, Ewa-Mari Johansson, and Fred Mortagne to ask why they shoot in black and white, and what has inspired them...
