PHLEARN Magazine

While most of his portfolio reveals photos of musical artists in the heat of performance, another project has been stealing this photographer’s time. Read our interview with Justin Eisner to find out what he’s been doing with an old box of his grandfather’s slides.

Specializing in portraits of people’s everyday lives across Asia, Dewi Natalia strives to capture beauty across different cultures to change the way we see each other. Today, we talk to Dewi about her goals and her creative process as she travels and shoots.

Photojournalist Matthew James Harrison has worked with the BBC, National Geographic, Nike, and Adidas. Here, Matthew offers photography business tips like how to start new endeavors, and how and when to turn down work.

Eduardo Acierno is a self-taught fashion photographer from Mexico. Throughout our interview with Eduardo we explore the topics of photography, art, inspiration and happiness.

Throughout his young career, Janosch Abel has photographed numerous musicians, including Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, The Black Keys, Pharrell Williams, Mike Skinner, Jamie Cullum, ASAP Rocky, Lauryn Hill and Gaslamp Killer.

Widely celebrated among the top 5 wedding photographers in the world, Jerry Ghionis and his wife Melissa regularly travel across the globe for international photography assignments and speaking engagements.

Tommy Ingberg’s minimalistic, surreal imagery explores human nature and emotions. We talk to Tommy about his intriguing images and how he sees time as invaluable, a concept that helps him appreciate, and be present in, any situation.

Maja Topcagic was born in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina and now lives in Sarajevo. She began taking photos when she was 19 years old. When she is not working as a computer science teacher in Bihac, she freelances for Trevillion Images, 500px.com, Art+Commerce/Vogue Italia, and WIN New York.

Matilda Temperley was born on a cider farm in Somerset, England in 1981. After pursuing a career in tropical infectious diseases she happened upon photography. She claims to be naturally unobservant, and as result uses her camera as a tool for opening up the world and looking.

Pauline Darley is a self-taught fashion photographer based in Paris. At a young age, she has established herself as an inventive editorial photographer and talented portraitist, able to create both captivating and insightful conceptual work.