by Tiffany J. Williams

“The series took place cliffside near Bondi Beach and was my first time working with Avalon. When I work with a new model I like to approach our first shoot with no pressure & a relaxed attitude, which not only puts them at ease but allows me to capture some real moments.” Tiffany explains. “My work is inspired by many things but I never really work off one artist because I don’t want to get caught up trying to re-create a piece or copying there style – I pull inspiration from photographers such as, Cameron Hammond, Nan Goldin & Terence Connors to name a few. I also get a lot of inspiration from Puberty Blues & Lords of Dogtown.”

Photographer: Tiffany J. Williams | instagram.com/tiff.williams | /www.tiffanyjwilliams.com
Model: Avalon | www.instagram.com/aaa_avalon
Agency: Culture Machine | www.instagram.com/culturemachine

by James Zwaldo

Colorful, cinematic and strong vibes. Get to know the work of graphic designer and photographer James Zwadlo.

What moment made you fall in love with photography?

Honestly, I only got into it very late, maybe a couple years ago. Started with some shots of my holidays and then actively set out to take infrared shots, and then in 2017 set my goal for the year to start shooting portraits.

What is the essence of a good image?

I think we’ll all be searching for the answer to that question till we put our cameras down. For me it’s the eyes, I always look for that connection.

Where do you find the inspiration for your photographs?

Paintings, other photographers, landscapes, colour schemes. Sometimes it’s just the model I’m shooting and something they might be interested in, or a spot in their flat if I’m shooting at their house. An idea can start anywhere really!

Your colourful images transmit so much power and happiness – what makes you happy?

I love exploring new countries, bright colours, new cities, cultures. Back home it’s the simple things, like hanging with my friends and I also get a kick from working on projects I’m excited about, those are the projects that don’t feel like work.

“The essence of a good image? For me it’s the eyes, I always look for that connection.”

How much time do you need to get your images ready?

I have a process which I have fine-tuned over the years, now I can spend anywhere between 15 mins and an hour depending on what I’m editing. Most time is usually spent with manipulating the colours!

What advice would you give a another photographer?

Shoot as much and often as possible. No one starts great, you got to shoot a lot to progress, there will be lots of crappy photos before you get better – but you definitely will. As you train your eye and learn more about your camera and study good photographers you pick things up.

What was the last photobook or magazine you bought?

A “Treats Magazine”, a couple years ago. I don’t really read. I have a few coffee table books. Like the “50 years of the Pirelli calendar” which I love very much.

www.instagram.com/jzwadlo

• James Zwadlo

"Finkle Films" (MAZE RUNNER: THE DEARTH CURE)

*Warning: PIRATE RADIO is on the air*


Hello, before we begin the show, I'd like to thank the makers of Folgers coffee for keeping me awake long enough to finish this sequel to MAZE RUNNER.


"So, we break into the city. Which is the opposite of what we did in the last movie?"


"So, were going into that tunnel that's full of zombies. Which is the opposite of what we did in the last movie?"


"So, you want to rely on your girlfriend. That's the opposite of what we did in the last movie?"



How does this WeChat app work again? We need to talk about this MAZE RUNNER: THE DEATH CURE movie.


"Get your face out of the camera, please. I can see and hear you. Go ahead and tell me how I should write my Rotten Tomatoes review."


Did you know this movie is a series of 5 other stories we have to sit through?


"Have to sit through? You sound like you didn't like it."


No... We need to tell you first, we don't want to watch the other MAZE RUNNER movies when they come out. I didn't think it would get any worse then the second one. But, it did!


"You two didn't fall asleep again did you?"



"How do you call yourself movie reviewers for the show if you're going to sleep through the movie?"



We're suppose to be REVIEWING the movie? I thought this was a form of torture.


"Listen to me, they're going to make two more of these movies and I want you to see them. Now stop complaining."



You wasn't there! This is war we're fighting in the theater. I seen a man a die once.

"Finkle Objects" (DAILY LOG)

*Warning: PIRATE RADIO is on the air*


"This is 46, recording my daily log in case of emergency disconnection."



"As 46, I remember my first day on the job. They didn't tell me I would be in space."



Is this how a space ship looks? I always thought everybody had ray guns and little creatures walking 'round. Why are you people so casual?



"Are you the new girl from the Temp Agency? We need to fit you for your uniform."



New uniform? No one told me I had to wear a uniform. I hope it's not to silly looking.



Nah...you'll get used to it. 

CAMI ROMERO by Tiago Ribeiro

We can´t get enough of summer, love, music, long nights, conversations, friends and family,  and yes…  Cami Romero. The Argentinian beauty will blow your mind off. Enjoy part 1 – Photographed by Tiago Ribeiro.

“A visit to Dubai, was a perfect excuse to have the chance to shoot with Cami in an incredible desert scenario. It was actually a really improvised shooting, and we just had around 2 hours to it… We wanted to do something with a raw/rough look… Something that would express a feeling of freedom and rebellion. A Dodge Challenger was a perfect prop to set up our minds and to connect with this “traveling with no destination” imaginary… Cami is just a stunning girl and with this strong/bad atitude she just fits this story perfectly.”

PHOTOGRAPHY – Tiago Ribeiro
Instagram – @tiago_ribeiro_
MODEL – Cami Romero
Instagram – @camiromer