French photographer Laurent Chehere is currently exhibiting his Flying Houses at Galerie Paris Beijing in Le Marais. Laurent is a  former award-winning advertising photographer (Audi, Nike), who decided to leave the commercial side to go around the world. He is now living his two passions (travel and photography), from Shanghai to Valparaiso, from

“Desiree Dolron’s aesthetic is intricately linked to the Flemish school of primitive portrait painters such as Petrus Christus, Rogier van der Weyden and the interior Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi. Dolron does not try to emulate their work but rather adapts the aesthetic to her 21st century vision, which is as complex in construction as the paintings themselves.

A new series by Lila&Tom + Melanie Rodriguez.

This is the kind of look I was trying to achieve as a little girl, in my dress up and disguise sessions. I was digging into my mum and dad’s closets, into the attic in search of hats and other decorating elements. I loved layering, hunting and military looks, boys shoes too large for me combined with puffy skirts. The result was pretty far from this beautiful story by Julie Vianey (style) and Dani Brubaker (photo) for Collezioni.

“Steve McCurry, in the finest documentary tradition, captures the essence of human struggle and joy”. His Football series is an illustration of the latest. Children playing in the street is something precious that we have lost or forgotten, in many parts of the world. Too dangerous? Disturbing ?

One of my favourite contemporary photographers, Paolo Ventura creates maquettes and incredibly detailed figurines that he then shoots in his studio. You can spend hours looking at his work and imagining him doing all this by hand; fascinating and impressive. Paolo Ventura is currently exposed in a collective show at Atlas Gallery in London (Marylebone). 

Zena Holloway does stunning underwater photography. Her pictures have an incredible texture; they look like slow motion contemporary ballet scenes. Quite fascinating…

A yellow infused story by Joanna Paterson (photographer), Julie Vianey (stylist) and Petra Storrs (prop designer), published last Sunday in the Sunday Telegraph Kids.

My Quiet of Gold by Cooper & Gorfer is a striking photographic journey documenting the stories of love, sorrow, and betrayal from rural Kyrgyzstan. Seen at the last Armory show in New York, the photographs stayed with me. I was particularly struck by the intense and mysterious look of this women.

Sharing this new photos story by  Monika Elena for Noro. Simply beautiful, fresh and elegant…