Published in May, Others Magazine Volume I marks a clear shift for Others. Somewhere between a magazine and a book, it was conceived as a space for photography alone. No advertising, no editorial noise. Just images.
The volume brings together 14 photographers across 160 pages. Each contributes a distinct perspective, without forcing a unifying theme or aesthetic. The sequencing is intuitive rather than conceptual, allowing the work to sit naturally next to each other. Street photography, portraiture, landscape, still life—different approaches, shared attention to atmosphere, light, and presence.
The selection includes Pia Riverola, Romain Laprade, Magdalena Wosinska, Janet Delaney, Sebastien Zanella, among others. The images move between quiet and expansive, direct and understated. Some feel observational, others more cinematic, but all resist spectacle. The focus is on work that holds up over time, not images built for immediacy.
As publishers, we chose to step back. Minimal text, no visual distractions, careful printing. The intention was simple: give the photographs space and let the book function as an object rather than a disposable issue.
Printed in a limited run with no reprints.
A publication designed to be kept, revisited, and lived with.
