Peter Kaaden photography: you need to be good and daring to shoot Flowers for Spring – even more, when you do this without irony

The analog photography and the intellectual irony of Richard Billingham reflects the crudeness of a youth spent under the weight of alcoholism and poverty in the Black Country

Photographer Billy Barraclough: Flowers for the deads. A reportage in a market in Varanasi, India, not so far from the Cemetery

The liberation found in embracing expressions of beauty, where color and texture serve as tools for personal transformation, challenging conventions and empowering self-identity

Step into the world of Shehuo with Zhang Xiao’s photographic odyssey, tracing the journey from ancient rituals to contemporary celebrations, where tradition and innovation ignite

Over seventy shots celebrating the vulva and subverting the biased canons of the representation of the female nude in contemporary society – Bex Day’s first photographic book

Johannes Brauner’s editorial for Lampoon Digital Edition features Justine Wesselo, an artist and a model. A story on the monotony of daily life and the darker hidden side used to escape the tedium

A collection of images before the fire, a memorial to the lost New Western Bingo and a celebration of its people. After the building burned down, Sophie Stafford’s 2013 analog photography played a role

The defect leads to failure, which can evoke a feeling of disappointment or misadventure in the face of the image mastered. Jeanne Lucas’ rough approach for Lampoon digital edition

Photographer Ashley Batz in a story with artist Alici in an editorial for Lampoon digital edition: «my new songs are special moments from this summer trapped in time. Like little souvenirs»