Social Challenges are fun and this time I wanted to try something a it different. Everyone who was part of this – thank you so much for submitting your photos! It was really fun and I think the results are beautiful.
Not long ago I was approached by the community website Doncel from Mexico which is a website that publishes work of photographers, videographers and artists who paint or draw – all around the cult of man.
Today I wanted to let you know about an upcoming erotic art project that I will shoot material for in 2020. Its name is “Fallus” as you might have guessed from the teaser photo. I did already start promoting the project on social media and I have already gotten some participants for it.
Antoine and I started talking after a fun match of pool volleyball and it didn’t take long to find out about their project of building a boarding school for children with albinism in Senegal.
Last week I had the honour to be invited to a vip coffee tour in Antigua Guatemala by Julio from @paralelo14coffee. It was a first test for a new coffee tour concept with a slightly different objective than the already very popular coffee producer tour that Julio offers where you meet a coffee farmer and experience the process of producing coffee from start to finish.
Sometimes social media connects people through common interests or a shared passion – such as photography. But most of the times those people live far apart and the chance to actually work together on a personal level is very small.
I thought about this problem for quite some time and came up with a solution: the concept of shooting remotely!
Guys – Juho, Juho – the guys! It is a pleasure to finally be presenting Juho to you. He is from Helsinki and a real sweetheart – besides being stunningly handsome and an absolute charm to work with.
As I do every year in the spring, I went to Vancouver to visit with my dear friend Arlo to catch up with what’s new in our lifes. Revisiting Vancouver is always such a treat- I truly love the city and the vibe.
I am excited to talk to you about a new project that has already started here in Guatemala: building a container home!
One last minute call-in is what I call this one. Moisés contacted me just in time before being out of time to shoot and I’m glad he did.