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Atlana Groys
I am Atlana Groys. I’m a successful model and entrepreneur. I’m from a small town, and I currently live in Los Angeles, where I build my career and my future. I use my talents in modeling and performing arts to fulfill my life's ambitions and to leave my mark in this world. I believe every life can serve a greater purpose.


Thomas Capasso: Reliability, creativity, development of the idea, planning, speed of execution, respect for timing, attention to the smallest details. These are the elements that are my strong point.
Thomas Capasso was born in Venezuela. I start taking pictures with my father from whom I learn the basics of this art. To the technical notions I add the emotion, in fact I am convinced that an image must tell something more. My father taught me the magic of film, its use and development, but for 20 years I photographed more out of duty than out of conviction, a somewhat impersonal photograph; However, this is the most important period of my life where I acquire the technique


Rubel Sherry: A foot, hand, or wrong placement of anything can make or break an image.
I had this school assignment work done in collaboration with a makeup artist. The work focused on avant garde makeup and I had a very short time to set it up, but when we looked at the results with the team,we were so happy that somebody joked about proposing it to a magazine. I took the challenge for real and started to look for magazines that could be interested in the topic. MALVIE came straight out from my online research. I found the standard was very high. I was browsin


Gerard Harrison: The process always starts with a notion of what I want to produce
Please briefly tell us about your background. Who is Gerard Harrison? I’m a fashion photographer from Houston, Texas. I was a lawyer for...


Olga Vinogradova: always approach each work with imagination
Hello! My name is Olga, I'm a photographer from Russia. Now I mainly work in the fine art direction, and sometimes I work on the sets of films, TV series, and music videos. I have been working as a photographer for more than 10 years...


Roman Bolshakov: I live the life of an ordinary photographer.
He started taking pictures at the age of 12 with a film camera. Studied the process of monochrome and color printing and photo...


Ayushi Saxena: it reaffirmed our belief in storytelling through fashion.
The idea was born from a fascination with the performative nature of identity. We were drawn to the theatricality of Baroque aesthetics — the drama, the exaggeration — and wanted to recontextualize it to explore modern ideas of power, control, and silence. The shoot became a metaphorical stage, where characters weren’t just styled, but cast in roles reflecting societal masks.


Nadia Palik: What matters most is to start acting as if you already are that version of yourself you imagine.
Psychology gave me a deep understanding of human behavior and the subtlety of gestures. Knowing what a body, a gaze, or a silence can communicate allows me to use the camera as a language, not just an accessory. Aesthetics, meanwhile, is my way of expressing beauty and presence. For me, being in front of the camera is a way to speak without words — connecting what’s inside with what’s seen.


SatinSays: I see my tribe rising into wealth, love, and freedom with unbreakable spiritual power.
I was born with the sight, born into a loving family of spiritual healers, and early on I started to have dreams that spoke truth, visions of things before they unfolded. But what truly awakened me was deep pain. Rock bottom cracked me open to Spirit’s voice, showing me my power wasn’t just to survive…it was to guide others into their own healing, wealth, and freedom. My path was never just mine. It was meant for my tribe.


GABY GUHA: Each culture has contributed something distinct to how I see the world
Being born in France to Bulgarian parents and now living in Dubai has deeply shaped both my worldview and my career in unique ways. Each culture has contributed something distinct to how I see the world and how I operate professionally.From France, I inherited a strong appreciation for art, philosophy, and structure. The French emphasis on critical thinking, debate, and individual rights helped me develop a voice early on.My Bulgarian roots instilled in me a deep sense of res


The Quiet Force
Winning the Photogirl Social Network 2023 title was a defining moment — not only for my career, but for my sense of purpose as a woman. The competition demanded more than beauty; it required self-awareness, authenticity, and the courage to stay true to my voice in a world full of noise.
The journey itself was deeply enriching — filled with growth, lifelong connections, and lessons in discipline. Earning the title gave me the confidence and visibility to step into the kind of


Illuminating success, growth and remain grounded
The inspiration came from what I’m personally experiencing as an artist—growing professionally, facing challenges, reaching goals, while always remembering where I come from and who I am. That’s why I chose a look that’s luminous yet structured, with glowy skin, defined eyes, and lips that speak for themselves.


The Art of Becoming: Photography as Performance and Liberation
How would you describe your photographic style, and how has it evolved over the years? I started with self-portraits when I was 16. It...


Storm & Seduction: Boudoir in the Hills
You've worn many hats-model, actress, aesthetician, and entrepreneur. How do these different roles influence and inspire each other in...


30 Years of Vision: The Legacy of HOOKER & YOUNG in Focus
What inspired you to create this photoshoot celebrating 30 years of HOOKER & YOUNG? Reaching 30 years is an incredible milestone—it’s not...
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