“With a focus on minimalism and preserving the vast tonality of the landscape, the series showcases the first signs of Spring” – Jackson Kirchner
The Color of Night by Bret Watkins
Bret Watkins is a Los Angeles based Polaroid photographer. His love for photography began when he first picked up a used Polaroid camera in a thrift shop with 3 shots still in it.
After Dark by Cory Whitfield
Cory Whitfield is a film photographer from Canada. There is no ulterior motive or modus operandi, he shoots photos that he finds interesting and that is all.
My Friends by Dominik Schabel
Dominik Schabel captures “the moment when the subject is at ease and everything you see is the reflection of his/her character”
Long Time Comin’ by Justin Pavlecka
“This series is about spending a night or two in a hotel to get away from the things that take the air out of us.” – Justin Pavlecka
Not an Island by João Tamura
“Like ourselves, who require each other, there are places that require other places to exist” – João Tamura, photographer and musician from Lisboa, Portugal
A Brief Moment in Time by Bogdan Camenschi
“I missed it – the feeling you get when you finish a roll, you take it to the lab, wait for the scans and get excited to share the result” – Bogdan Camenschi
Ambo’s Super 8 Film for Callaz’s New Song “Gaslight”
The video is a dreamy, surreal vision, shot on Super 8 film by Ambo for “Gaslight”, a song from the new EP of the same name by Portuguese artist, Callaz.
Open Your Eyes by Lulù Withheld
The series titled “Open Your Eyes” is a story by Italian film photographer Lulù Withheld about finding inspiration and making art
Making Bacon by Daniel Gonzalez
“Using thirty-five-millimetre photography and scans from archival microfilm, the work aims to challenge the established media narrative that surrounds Ely and Caerau” – Daniel Gonzalez
Bird by Tomasz Załęski
Tomasz Załęski is an instant film photographer born in Poland. He likes the avant-garde and the horror, the creative and the unconventional, the industrial and surrealism.
Book of Riddles by Ethan Covey
The series “Book of Riddles” shot by film photographer Ethan Covey with model Tanner tells the story of a rock star lounging in the cold light of an empty stone mansion
#WorldWidePortraits by Pablo Giori
Pablo Giori is a self-taught photographer who works with experimental analog photography, focusing on the technique of double exposure and film swaps.
Enivrez-vous! by Karim Benkirane
The title of this series “Enivrez-vous!” is a reference to Charles Baudelaire’s poem of the same name, exhorting us to be “drunk” on those the we like, “on wine, poetry, virtue, whatever”
Red Rooftop by Daniele Orazi
The series titled “Red Rooftop” was shot in Rome by film photographer Daniele Orazi with model Elisa Ceccarelli
A Selection of Works by Klim Bogdanov
Photography became Klim Bogdanov’s obsession, helping him overcome depression and regaining his interest in new places, stuff around him and loved ones
In Memoriam by James de Leon
“What if your obituary, besides containing the perfunctory biopic jargon, was instead a grouping of photos of you in your early 20s, poised, semi-vulnerable, an intimate gaze extending a sense of readiness above all?” – James de Leon
Inadaptés by Solène Milcent
“In a world of screens, high technology, busy and fast life, I feel the need of slowing down the time and going back to analog photography” – Solène Milcent
Two Stops to Osaka by Mircea Albuțiu
Romanian photographer Mircea Albuțiu is back on UNCERTAIN Magazine with his latest series titled “Two Stops to Osaka” documenting his trip to Japan
White Lies by Carianne Older
Carianne Older is back on Uncertain Magazine with her latest series titled “White Lies”, shot with model Toby Taylor
How the Artist Becomes Art by Anna Butenina
Anna Butenina is a photographer currently based in Warsaw. “How the Artist becomes Art” is a story shot with Julia Borowiecka about Jean Michael Basquiat and his usual day at the studio.
The Long Ride Home by Lauren Woods
Lauren Woods is an African-American film photographer based out of North Carolina and Hawaii. Her work is characterized by her simplistic storytelling mixed with the art of vulnerability.
Ocean is Breath by Sevina Karageorgou
Sevina Karageorgou is a young photographer based in Athens, Greece. She loves shooting with her film camera keeping close to nature.
Warmth by Bran Black
Bran Black is a self taught, queer film photographer based in Portland, using his cameras to capture intimate moments between humans and the environment