London-based, self-taught photographer Taisuke Koyama has been experimenting with different photographic techniques to bring into question the future of photography and its role in an increasingly digital environment. For the past five years, Taisuke has spent most of his time exploring into the differences between old and new technologies of…
Hailing from Nottingham, Ben Terzza started his career studying science before traveling to Europe where he established a focus in documentary photography. Now based in London and studying for an MA in photojournalism, Ben’s beautiful imagery explores individuals, society and landscapes around him be it hypothetical references, iconography or personal…
I came across this amazing project via Vice.com and an unspeakable awe filled me. There has been a rising number of refugees in Germany and amid ongoing debates on this issue, it’s really hard to imagine how these refugees had to flee their homes and are now struggling to keep…
Hailing from New Jersey, Adam Jason Cohen is a photographer that currently lives and works in Chicago. Showcasing his work both online and in print, Adam produces his own small-run limited edition books showcasing his documentary style approach to photography. With raw imagery drawing focus towards social landscapes and human…
There is a certain, indefinable beauty about ‘Justified Magazine’. Founded by Paris-based art director and designer Joshua Ogden, Justified Magazine is nothing but a labour of love packed full of beautiful imagery. It is an independent publishing project that presents a unique aesthetic, highlighting the most original and compelling work…
I came across ‘The Taable’ via Bak Magazine and thought I really needed to share this. The Taable is a gold mine of photographic brilliance set up by Alex Oswith and Amanda Kusai. By using colour clashes, bright shades, and mixed elements, Alex and Amanda have managed to shed light…
Founded by Sam Roberts, Florecast is a limited edition print publication with a focus on skateboarding. The name, a portmanteau between floor and forecast, came from a friend assessing the floors suitability to skate after a night of rain. Documenting the sport through the medium of film photography, the magazine…
If you have a copy of our Print Isn’t Dead Element 003 magazine, then you will already be aware of Imperial Pictures Publishing after reading the interview with Art Director Amy Hood featuring their cinematic styled publication ‘Bang!’. Since then they have released a new publication Photo Book titled ‘Opening…
New York-based photographer Jonathan Leder recently exhibited his solo show titled ’92 Photographs’ at Superchief Gallery in Los Angeles, which has also been catalogued in the form of a beautiful 100 page, square format, perfect-bound four colour and duotone publication — limited to just 1000. Noted as ‘The ultimate book…
Manual for Speed is a contemporary look at professional cycling and they are launching the final piece of their Artist Residency Program today. They collaborated with five tremendous artists who visually interpreted a moving peloton in their own style. These designs were then printed onto cycling jerseys, shorts, and other…
Photojournalist Roger Perry had a passion for documenting those on the outskirts of popular culture. Fascinated by the cities developing music scene, he started to take photos for the newly established Time out magazine in 1968. His black and white photographs soon became iconic; capturing the personalities and styles of…
As Offprint London slowly transformed the breezy spring weekend into the brilliant warmth of summer with an endless list of inspiring publications, I was very lucky to have stumbled upon ‘Temps de Vacances’. With its enticing title, nothing could be more perfect for a lazy Saturday afternoon than this remarkable…
Founded by Bonnie Stevens and Allie Speers, mous. magazine is an independent design and culture magazine based in Brisbane. Championing creativity and honesty in their content, their aim is to challenge the predictability and monotony of the mainstream media encouraging their readers ‘to think, question and delve deeper’. mous. magazine…
Last week we paid a visit to the first act of the London College of Communication’s annual degree show, a showcase from the School of Media, with courses including Photography, Photojournalism, Film and Television and Advertising. Being particularly impressed with the emerging creative talent from the BA (Hons) in Photography, we’ve…
Paolo Morales is a photographer whose images have been published internationally as well as being held in multiple collections and showcased in a selection of exhibitions, including Detroit Center of Contemporary Photography, Kings Highway Library, and Pingyao International Photography Festival, to name just a few. Paolo’s latest exhibit is part…
KK Outlet’s next exhibition will see a selection of photographs from the fourteenth edition of the found photography series ‘in almost every picture’ by their very own Erik Kessels.
Clayton Cotterell is a photographer based in Portland and is currently represented by Ampersand Gallery. Having exhibited internationally Clayton has worked with an impressive body of clients including Nike, Adidas, Urban Outfitters, Air BnB, Esquire (Russia) and Bloomberg Business Week to name afew. With a portfolio demonstrating both graphic and…
Luca Tombolini is a photographer hailing from Milan that focuses on developing large-scale prints, landscapes and life scenes throughout his portfolio. With a wonderful colour pallet throughout his work, Luca’s memorizing imagery featuring deserts is a personal favourite. Routing from an early interest this selection of imagery acts as a…
This whole hunt began with a curiosity that quickly snowballed into an obsession, the occasional appearance within a streetwear collection or on a B-Boy event flyer let us know we weren’t the only ones preoccupied with ‘that fucking font’. Heated Words Initial Research at House of Vans documented the uses…
John Lusis is a photographer based in Chicago. I’m a sucker for architectural imagery and John’s portfolio does not disappoint with his current work focusing on small midwestern cities. Concerning this subject, John’s imagery observes how over times these environments often become outdated with many trying to transcend the old…