Knock Knock
Where does inspiration go when it disappears? Does it ghost you like a bad habit—gone without warning? She showed up unannounced. A bottle of wine, three books, and an idea: “What if we did a picnic?”
it comes in waves
In psychology, the phrase it comes in waves often describes the rhythm of emotions — how they rise, crest, and fall, never constant, always moving. It’s the natural cycle of things: to build, to overflow, and to fade again. Like a wave, foaming and folding, finding its way before dissolving back into the endless ocean.
Morning Light in Mallorca
In the morning, when everything is still quiet, the sun slowly rises above the horizon, and silence still rests over the rooftops, the married couple Zack van der Merwe and Tahnee van der Merwe took the camera in their hands and captured the beauty of the morning light.
Salted Mornings
Last June, photographer Sophie van de Venne who focuses mainly on fashion and lifestyle photography, traveled to Mallorca for several photo shoots, including a creative project with Model Isabelle van de Broek. The result is a beautiful story that reflects the relaxed feeling of life by the sea — a source of strength, gently guided by the rhythm of the ocean.
What the Water Teaches
We sat down with the beautiful Beatrix du Toit to talk about surrender, connection, and the quiet power of water — a conversation on movement, presence, and finding calm in nature, brought to life through Jennifer Delić’s poetic eye.
Two Souls, One Afternoon
Perhaps it’s something one shouldn’t say out loud, but trusting someone can sometimes lead to disappointment. There’s truth in the old saying that silence is golden — and intentions are not always what they seem. Sometimes people take what you offer freely — your time, your care, your energy, the little treasures you share from the heart — without ever realising their worth. Lately, I’ve had to relearn this lesson. Yet instead of letting it harden me, I’ve chosen to move forward with an open heart, believing that beauty and sincerity still exist.
Touristing in Istanbul
Whoever has been to Istanbul will understand — it’s a city you can’t help but fall in love with. The call to prayer echoing through the streets, the scent of fresh simit and coffee in the morning air, the blend of chaos and warmth that somehow feels like home. Yes, it’s loud, it’s crowded, but its liveliness, its people, and its energy are what make it so special.
Letters from Ibiza
While I’m gazing at the azure sky of Ibiza, the sea shimmering in front of me, I can truly feel the story captured by photographer Ena Boskovic starring Chelsea Debo. It reflects the beauty of this island — which is so much more than just big parties. It’s a place of nature, rawness, and wild energy, yet also one that invites you to slow down, to explore, and to stay — not just in body, but in heart.
Two Souls and the Love for the Ocean
“This session was born from the inspiration of two souls who share a deep love for the ocean,” photographer Serenela Dinis tells us about her shoot with model Micaela Morgado — a tribute to the ocean but also a celebration of feminine energy.
Just Marine
Images can hardly provoke anymore — at least not in the way they used to. The internet is full of everything one could possibly want to see. There’s nothing that doesn’t exist. But that’s not the role of photography anymore — if it ever was. Images should inspire. Let us forget the moment. Make a scene unforgettable — maybe even immortal.
Soft Beginnings
What’s the first thing you do in the morning when you wake up? Those moments when the early sounds gently pull you out of sleep — that tender space where you drift from your dreams into a new day, where time feels soft and unhurried, and the world is still holding its breath.
When the Story Continues
Some people cross your path only once — fleeting, like a train ride shared with a stranger, or a quick exchange before the doors close and everyone moves on.
And then there are the rare ones who return. You meet again — not by plan, but with a quiet sense of familiarity. As if the time in between had never really stretched that far. As if an invisible thread had been there all along, loosely tying your lives together across places, jobs, and years.
And then there are the rare ones who return. You meet again — not by plan, but with a quiet sense of familiarity. As if the time in between had never really stretched that far. As if an invisible thread had been there all along, loosely tying your lives together across places, jobs, and years.
The Shape of Us
Shot entirely on film, The Shape of Us moves through a dreamscape of bodies and veils, where intimacy is collective and strength lies in tenderness. The series lingers on skin, gesture, and quiet presence—capturing not just the physical, but the silent language that exists between women. It is less about innocence than about recognition: of softness as power, of vulnerability as form, of togetherness as a way of becoming.
Off to New Shores
Off to new shores. To new stories, to new faces, to new horizons. Because every ending also holds the promise of a beginning. This series by photographer Jasper Bailey stars the radiant Romie, with the sea as a symbol of endless movement, renewal, and flow.
Forgotten Rooms
How many confessions, how many betrayals must these walls have overheard, without ever revealing a word. Moments of joy, moments of reflection, moments that slipped away unseen. This series was shot in Bangkok’s Chinatown inside an old motel house from the early 1900s. With its faded walls and and the heavy stillness of years gone by, the location became more than just a backdrop — it wrapped the moment in its own atmosphere.