PHLEARN Magazine

Heiko Hellwig talks about the impacts of our technology-driven world and using art to open people’s minds. His Silicon Cities series uses computer parts and other electronic entrails to inspire people to think about a digitized future.

We talk to wilderness landscape photographer Josh Cripps about how to visit and photograph the world’s most picturesque locations without causing lasting damage to the landscape and how we can all minimize our environmental impact.

Fashion photographer Pauline Darley’s bold style has caught the attention of top brands like Sony Music, Armani, Universal Music, and Elle magazine. She shares her gear and how she uses each piece in her beauty and fashion portraits.

Tommy Ingberg shows us that you don’t need to be a Photoshop wizard to create a realistic montage. As he explains, all you need is some basic knowledge of the tools, a good idea and some creativity when it comes to photographing your source images.

García de Marina’s unique visions reveal themselves in simplistic, clean and often humorous compositions. We talk to the photographer about his minimalistic concepts, creative process, and the impact he’s hoping to make through his images.

Navid Baraty has shot everything from NYC architecture and San Francisco seascapes to Cape Canaveral rocket launches and the cosmos. He talks to us about his unique side project, Wander Space Probe, and his journeys across America and beyond.

Portrait & lifestyle photographer Will Bremridge has an awesome job shooting for creative agencies, magazines and brands. We talk to Will about his style and how his 12-year-old self would be pretty impressed with his career choice.

Sports photographer Matthew James has shot for leading brands like Adidas, Nike and Cycling Plus Magazine. Today, he lets us take a look inside his camera bag and explains what equipment he relies on for high-action photoshoots.

After Nick Steinberg’s Fog Waves made the front page of Bored Panda, the photos instantly went viral. We talk to Nick about the unexpected response, the continued interest in the Fog Waves, and how he creates his own luck through persistence.

When Laura Williams shared her Invisible photo on Tumblr, it unexpectedly and immediately went viral. Years later, it’s still massively popular. Here’s how Laura got the shot that made the front page of Reddit and now has over 1.1 million views on Flickr.