THE PHOTO ISSUE | MAY 7-13
The Photo Issue
Sam Horine
Along The Edge
“These photographs document what was once one of the most active waterfronts in the country, a stretch of Brooklyn coast that was all but forgotten until the past few years, when luxury condominium hi-rises have become the norm”... more.
The Photo Issue
Andrew Boyle
Sam Horine
Christopher Benton
Justine Benith
Shane Luitjens
Rhea Karam
Meg Wachter
Sex... With the Natural Redhead
Three... Is the Magic Number? by Audrey Ference

THE PHOTO ISSUE
Andrew Boyle
"Being far away and shooting with a long lens, I can capture people who aren’t aware they are being photographed. This voyeuristic approach allows me to present a person, or the illusion of someone in a moment of solitude, in one of the busiest cities in the world”... more
Sam Horine
“These photographs document what was once one of the most active waterfronts in the country, a stretch of Brooklyn coast that was all but forgotten until the past few years, when luxury condominium hi-rises have become the norm”... more
Christopher Benton
"These photographs were taken over a three-month period in Sunnyside, Queens. The series came about as I walked to and from my apartment and began to notice interesting cars parked on the street. I set rules for how the cars would be shot: they must be unique and, if not, at least in a state of disrepair or neglect; the cars must have no other vehicles nearby and be dead center in the frame... more
Justine Benith
“When I first started taking black-and-white photographs, I sought to make inanimate dolls look active and alive. I soon realized that by using dolls I was avoiding human interaction, so I decided to photograph real people, specifically girls. With these photographs, I’m showing the girls’ — and my own — inherent curiosity and desire for stimulation"... more
Shane Luitjens
These photos were taken in a small town in the corner of Minnesota where there are, in fact, no lakes”... more
Rhea Karam
This project observes how individuals in modern society develop personal identities within consumerism. In these images, women’s gestures and expressions communicate anxiety, tension and alienation: The women see ways to construct an all-important self-image, but often lose themselves?... more
Meg Wachter
This series deals with America’s culture of disposability, especially relevant in the context of a faltering educational system — in this case, an abandoned Catholic school in Brooklyn.”... more
SEX... WITH THE NATURAL REDHEAD
Three... Is the Magic Number?
by Audrey Ference
Dear Audrey, My partner was working away down south when he pushed my hips up and traveled even farther south. I was about to stop him when a wave of enjoyment overwhelmed me. Since then “rim-jobs” (there has got to be a better name) and fingering my ass have brought the most powerful and emotional climaxes that I have ever had in my life... more

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