Following up on our recent photo feature from Rio de Janeiro's queer scene here's another artist we are excited to present from the City of God. "365nus" is a Tumblr feed by photographer Fernando Schlaepfer that is themed to post one nude a day. The result is nothing less than stunning, and totally blew my mind.

The idea to collaborate for a photo series had been in the air for a while between me and the costume designer of An!mal Heartwear Berlin. Our idea was to give birth to mythical creatures—half man, half beast—who throughout history have been culturally attributed with the divine. Dancers and artists supported us in the project.

The award-winning photo series 'Sinai Hotels' by German photographers Sabine Haubitz and Stefanie Zoche (2001-2004) portrays abandoned construction sites in the Egyptian desert. The concrete corpses are the result of misinvestments in the state-funded tourism sector.

Photographer and computer game designer Liam Wong caught my attention today. On his Instagram profile he showcases some brilliant compositions from the streets of bustling Tokyo. The lighting of the neon-lit sceneries is enhanced with post effects, giving Wong's Tokyo a distinct surreal feel.

Brendan Pieterse is an action sports, travel and lifestyle photographer from Cape Town, South Africa.

Photographer Alexander Schuktuew covers portrait, lifestyle, fashion and music in his works. We feature four of his sets here today.

Do you remember the movie INCEPTION? Remember that scene in which Leo di Caprio instructs his new dream architect on how to bend and create realities? Welcome back to class, boys and girls.

Julian sent us a few images from his shoot recently with Bleu Archbold and it felt right to feature. You see a lot of nudes these days, but the ones that seem to catch my eye are the photos that feel less staged.

The ZONE project was launched in 2015 by the Kolor Art Collective in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. The project is split into series of photos called 'zones' each defined by a distinctive style, texture, theme and atmosphere. It was inspired by Rio's epic drag scene, local artists, and the works of David Lachapelle, Osborne Macharia and Jan Saudek.