Beautiful / Decay

I am very happy to be featured today on Beautiful / Decay

Beautiful / Decay's goal is to support emerging artists in an accessible & playful way that also does the work justice. One way to do this is Beautiful/Decay's Blog, which is updated 6 times daily as a free way to support artists they admire. They also publish a limited edition book that is completely ad free.

Please visit Beautiful/Decay's website and dive into this great project.

Thanks Beautiful/Decay for your support!!!!

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1000 Words Photography

The spring issue (Place) of 1000 Words Photography is online now.

As always it is full of fantastic photography and writing.

The photographers featured in this issue are:

Jeffrey Silverthorne

Hellen van Meene

Rimaldas Viksraitis

Sam Irons

Bruno Quinquet

Yann Mingard & Alban Kalkulya

Make sure to check it out here

Day Four

Day Four is a publication, currently made out of Munich. Germany by Fiona Hayes, editor and art director of D4.

Every issue has a special theme. The current one is: The New Constellations

This is what Fiona writes about Day Four:

What is dayfour?

Dayfour is a magazine of personal work, mainly by photographers. Like any magazine, it has a variety of contributors, runs collections of (visual) articles, and is printed and published periodically. Some people call it a book, because, well, it looks like a book. In fact it is produced more like an album: issues are put out once a year, each one built around a theme. Dayfour magazine is printed digitally in a very small, numbered, limited edition (we don't have much money). It is produced annually so we can put lots of thought into each issue (and carry on with the day job). The worldwide publishing industry does a great deal of damage to the environment, and so dayfour makes a virtue of being small and an effort to be beautiful.

Why 'dayfour'?

In an ideal world, we could work for a living three days a week. On the fourth day we'd work on whatever we are drawn to, intrigued or fascinated by. Personal stuff. The work we do for love. Dayfour is all about working for love. (And having a three-day weekend.)

What's the background?

Dayfour was launched in London in 2002. The idea for a magazine of photographers' personal work came out of many years' experience in editorial art direction. Often the pictures photographers took for themselves were more exciting than those they were commissioned to do. We started to put together collections of photographs, based around themes, and to show these collections to people who might commission the photographers. So far there have been six issues, the latest produced out of Munich, Germany.

Make sure to check it out and have a great time with Day Four

Ahorn Magazine

Daniel Augschöll and Anya Jasbär are founding a new online magazine dedicated to contemporary photography. It is called AHORN, ready to read on the web every month, beginning from January 2009.

Ahorn is a place to discuss about photography and to discover more about contemporary perspectives with critical awareness. Every month one emerging photographer will be selected for a Solo Show. The magazine will also present, on a regular basis, many interviews with and about established photographers.
The principal aim is to give the readers a tool to know what's happening in contemporary photography, and to offer young photographers an interesting place to bring their work to a wider audience.

AHORN is accepting submissions, find out more about it here


Daniel and Anya are not only the founders of Ahorn Magazine but also great photographers.

The three photos below are from Anya's project HEIMAT
Check out more of her work here


Anya Jasbär, from the series Heimat


Anya Jasbär, from the series Heimat


Anya Jasbär, from the series Heimat
© all images Anya Jasbär


The three photos below are from Daniel's project CELESTIAL PLANISPHERE
Check out more of his work here


Daniel Augschöll, from the series Celestial Planisphere


Daniel Augschöll, from the series Celestial Planisphere


Daniel Augschöll, from the series Celestial Planisphere
© all images Daniel Augschöll