For the series Kann denn Liebe Synthie Sein, a queer photo editorial was created by Creative Director and Photographer Christian Ruess.

Stefan Gunnesch is a Leipzig based communications designer playing with abstraction and anonymisation of the human body.

London-based photographer Paul Peter developed his own aesthetics by putting a twist on the classical approach to photography with Psalmody.

Manuel Scrima, a talented artist from Milano, has never really stopped: documentary to fashion photography, video making to directing.

Christopher Sherman is a photographer and creative director living in Toronto and New York. He was featured in the Container Love exhibition at the Reeperbahn festival 2017 in Hamburg.

If you look at Sven Serkis’ long-term project N1, you’ll mostly see bodies. We love his existentially unique and quintessentially nude style.

Anton Shebetko is a Ukrainian artist and photographer based in Amsterdam whose work is mostly weird and funny, with LGBT-related topics.

AdeY’s work captures those little moments of social oppression, isolation, anxiety and depression and the hidden humour that comes with it.

The work of Dutch photographer Berber Theunissen consists of the kind of mix we really love: poetic with a dark undertone.

Rebecca Ruetten is a nomad artist, her base being Berlin, portraying renaissance inspired fast food series to the punk scene of Myanmar.

SOUL BREATHE – a romantic series captured by conceptual fashion photographer Ruslan Isinev, exclusively for Mmscene Portraits.

Rainer Torrado is a photographer who is living and working between Paris, Hong Kong, and Madrid, contributing to international fashion magazines.

Daria Nelson is a Russian soul from Ukraine, now based in Paris, turning her dreams into reality while overcoming gender boundaries.

Photographer Joseph Wolfgang Ohlert portrays intimate portraits in combination with interviews with trans- and genderqueer people.

Amandine is a photographer based in Paris. Her series WHATEVER relates to the Lolita movement during the early 2000’s.

London based fashion photographer Paul Peter created Fisherman's Friend exclusively for the second issue of Beton Paper.

Ruslan Isinev is a conceptual photographer based in Moscow, Russia. We also believe in his goal: creating a world in his own melancholic style.

Loreen Hinz, together with art director Christian Ruess, she did this wonderful fashion collage series about the absurdity of gender roles.

Rainer Torrado is a photographer & art director. Today, he shares his stunning project The XXY Generation with us.

We’re deeply in love with the photography of French photographer Nicolas Gavino, who is always sensual and intimate with a playful wink.

It’s about everything we consume today, or everything that consumes us. Here is Armando Frezze Durand on the theme of social networks.

With an empathetic and self-reflective sense of intimacy, Birk Thomassen tells stories about youth, love, sex, and self-awareness.

Karolina Hanulak is a photographer from Poland whose work focuses on body and acceptance. Capturing intimate moments, skin and textures.

Paul Peter is a fashion photographer from London. His series The Butcher Boys was exclusively shot for Rollacoaster Magazine.

Laurence Philomène is a photographer living in Montreal/Toronto, working around themes of color theory, queerness and gender identity.

Paris-based photographer Daria Nelson creates a powerful synergy between two of her passions: photography and fashion.

This series is a Kaltblut exclusive story and photographed by Ruslan Isinev, conceptual portrait and fashion photographer from Moscow.

A truly wonderful, sensual photography project about the male body. We are genuinely grateful and honoured to announce André Carlos.

Introducing Schall & Schnabel: The Berlin based duo is an award-winning multidisciplinary studio for directing, photography and digital art.