Andrés Altamirano is an Ecuadorian photographer and creative director based in New York. His personal and evocative work utilises movement, light and colour to elicit an emotional response from the viewer.

Matterson Rabbidge is gallerist, photographer, father and small business owner based in Byron Bay, Australia. His best photos are the ones never captured—those memory portraits of people and places. His second best are generally of family, who feature in about eighty per cent of every roll developed these days.

Valerie Chiang (b. 1992, Taiwan) is a photographer based in New York City. After studying piano performance for two years at Oberlin Conservatory, she transferred to the University of Southern California for Film & TV Production. Her work has been published in ELLE, Monocle, The Cut: New York, The New Yorker, The New York Times and Vogue.

Florencia Lucila was born in Buenos Aries, Argentina. She moved to Barcelona where she began photographing on medium format and 35mm, and now resides in London. Her work evokes nostalgia and conveys a sense of vulnerability and untraditional beauty that goes unnoticed to the common eye.

Pia Riverola was born and raised in Barcelona, Spain, and currently resides between Mexico City and Los Angeles. With an acute eye for detail and colour, she creates captivating imagery with her fashion, still life, landscape and architectural photography.

Clare Rae is an artist based in Melbourne. She exhibits regularly and is currently teaching at Photography Studies College. Her work explores the feminist act of self-representation.

Rita Liao is an architecture student of Taiwanese/Cantonese heritage, who was born and based in Melbourne. She is interested in how we can live better within our environments and with each other.

Ali MC is a photographer, writer, musician and human rights law professional. He is currently working at the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service and studying a Masters in Human Rights Law at Melbourne University in Australia. He also spends time teaching music production skills and learning Indigenous languages in the Pitjantjatjara/Ngaanyatjarra communities in the Western Desert, Australia.

Jeanette Wilkinson is a textile artist and enthusiast from Melbourne, Australia. She has always been deeply fascinated with history of fashion and textiles and has travelled extensively to learn more about the culture and techniques of textiles around the world.

Olga Kotnowska was born in Poland, migrated to Australia as a girl, and in the last decade, has lived in four different cities across three continents. Today, she lives in Melbourne where, along with study, she continues to do what she likes most: write fictional short stories.

Tal Sofia is a graphic designer from Tel Aviv, born in Israel to a Canadian mother and an Argentinian father. She’s been documenting friends in their homes since 2010, and in recent years, has been doing so with a her trusty Minolta film camera. Tal makes magazines, writes, drinks too much coffee and can do a semi-awesome downward-facing dog.

Greg Holland is a photographer based in Melbourne and raised in the north of England. Working between documentary and fashion photography, the camera enables him with an intimate view of humans and their expressions of personality and struggles. Shooting predominantly with film, he is currently working a collection of images concerning suburban identities.

Anna Izquierdo is a Barcelona-based photographer and visual artist whose work concerns everyday experiences and urban spaces based on anecdotal and self-experience. She’s about to self-publish an anthology of fragments of everyday life, evoking creativity, humour and boredom in the most banal places.

Olivia Dennis is a screen and fiction writer. Born and raised in Surrey, England, she currently resides in Melbourne, Australia. Her work intimately explores character, with a particular focus on the interactions between humans and the spaces surrounding them.

Beth Wilkinson is the founder, editor and creative director of Lindsay, based in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia. She is the director of Oak Park Studio, a creative practice that works internationally in custom publishing, branding, photography and web, and spends her evenings watching films for her online film catalogue Very Good Films.

Olga de la Iglesia is a Barcelona-based photographer and art director whose work explores fashion and documentary photography through colour and shape. Olga works on both commissioned and personal projects. She also writes, and from time to time, she paints and makes collages.

Elizabeth Yong is Melbourne-based designer and maker who has worked under her clothing label Primoeza for the past seven years. She now works on various fashion, textiles and photography projects.

Calvin Teoh is a photographer and digital product designer who spent his formative years on the sticky dance floors of indie disco clubs in Melbourne, Australia. He now lives an honest life sipping Burgundy and pondering with his cat in Brooklyn, New York.

Sarah Pannell is a Melbourne-based documentary photographer whose work concerns culture, landscape and community. She has self-published Sehir (2014), a photobook chronicling Istanbul’s central neighbourhoods in transition, and The Territories (2015), a large format poster book of Hong Kong’s landscapes. She is currently working on a long-term project in Iran.