‘I just got back from Norway. I went, among other reasons, to take self-portraits—and to finally see a glacier. I ended up on one of the hardest hikes of my life. Steep, brutal, beautiful. The kind of path that forces you to meet yourself in new ways. I kept thinking I might turn back, but I didn’t. And eventually, I stood before the glacier. I was freezing. I was in awe. I took photos with my body against that ancient ice, trying to understand it.
Shot during Wakana Reunion — a small music and arts gathering tucked into the nature reserve of Los Alcornocales in southern Spain — this short series by Pablo Gil is a tribute to presence and simplicity. With the soft hills and wild horses as backdrop, model Beatriz Calderón becomes part of the landscape — strong, grounded, and effortlessly herself. There’s no big production here. Just natural light, time slowing down, and the calm that comes when everything around you is alive but unhurried.
Once neighbors in a charming old apartment in Hamburg, a city known for its musicals and vibrant dance scene, Maria Bode and Carsten Thun first connected through a message. Back then, Maria was still dancing and had reached out for some photos. A few shoots grew into a friendship, and over time, she found herself drawn behind the lens — falling in love with capturing dancers instead of being the one leaping through the frame.
We rarely notice the many small steps we take. But when we look back, we suddenly see how far we’ve come. That’s why I’ve started living more in the moment—splitting time into little fragments, glimmering pieces I can actually feel. Even if some of them come with sharp edges, they still carry me forward. They remind me where I’m going.
When the sun meets spontaneity, something effortlessly magical happens — especially when Tezz Tran is in front of the lens. Shot on a carefree afternoon in Ibiza by photographer Sian Ashleigh, this fun and flirtatious beach series is equal parts playful and powerful.
This beautiful series by photographer Gaëtan Piffre, starring gorgeous model Ilenia Perez and styled by Milo de las Heras, captures everything we love: the feeling of summer, nature in full bloom, and the simple joy of cherries under the sun.
“Red for rest, yellow for motion, green for adventure, blue for business.” This story didn’t begin with a blueprint — it grew from spontaneous moments, each look shaped by mood, memory, and movement. The shoot with Dutch model Iris Werkman, photographed by the wonderful Rosalynn Sundahl in her studio space, is a visual diary stitched together from love, friendship, and a shared commitment to doing things differently.
“These photos mean a lot to me as they symbolize the breaking through a self-imposed limit: the fear of not being enough. My passion for photography accidentally led me to the other side of the lens as a model, and from that moment on I set aside my desire to capture images, stifled by a feeling of insecurity.”
Softness is often underestimated. But it is not weakness — it’s a quiet form of resistance in a world that moves too loud, too fast, too hard. A glance, a posture, a moment that escapes definition — and that’s where its true strength lies.
The water falls like a spell — steady, silver, indifferent. She stands beneath the beach shower, caught between the touch of sunlight and the rush of cold. Behind her, the city breathes in slow waves — red umbrellas tilt lazily in the sand, strangers move like dream-figures, and the twin peaks of Rio loom in the distance like they’ve seen everything.
“There comes a quiet moment when that small voice inside gets too loud to ignore. That’s the moment you know. Suddenly, it’s clear: what you’ve been accepting doesn’t feel right anymore. It’s not about blame—it’s about honesty.
And in that honesty, something within begins to rise—strong, steady, calm. This is the moment you stop pouring your love into places that can’t hold it. When you choose to take that love back and offer it to yourself.
“This shoot is inspired by those calm moments when the heat is overwhelming and you just want to get home, take off your clothes, read a good book, and let the day quietly pass.” Captured by Mexican photographer Armando Juárez, this series tells the story of Maria Sobrino — a beautiful model from Barcelona, Spain, who decided to try her luck in Mexico City.
Kassi got here first, with her Brazilian laugh and those eyes that hold stories like old postcards. Two strangers crossing paths—same story, but it never feels the same. The golden light spills through the clouds, tinting everything a pale green, like a memory that refuses to fade. We talked about loves that no longer hurt, about cities we left behind… and maybe about the next corner of the world where we’ll meet again.
Rooted in nostalgia and subtle rebellion, Savasana Between Eras is a visual story set in a meticulously preserved Soviet-era apartment. Shot by photographer Katerina Chia and directed by model and artist Oksana Belkasemi, the editorial invites us into a quiet but layered world—one where yoga, identity, and tradition intersect in unexpected ways.