From his series entitled ‘Berlin color’ Matthias Heiderich a photographer based in Berlin. Heiderich is also a musician and record experimental music Electronica / IDM / under the name, Massju.

Pictorial Photographs and Graphics by Andrew B. Myers, photographer, lives in Toronto.  Andrew reworks his photoes digitally then prints them using an old analogic technique called “Salt Printing”.

Visual Inspiration from China brings Koi Koi Koi readers examples of fresh creative content from five emerging Chinese creatives. The series is courtesy of K3 guest contributor NeochaEDGE, a daily-curated, bilingual website and discovery engine dedicated to showcasing leading-edge creative content and emerging youth culture in China.

Sue Anne Tay is a Singapore-born, Shanghai-based shooter, who runs a blog titled “Shanghai Street Stories“. Sue Anne’s photographic efforts are channeled toward documenting the city of Shanghai, a Chinese metropolis undergoing constant growth and rapid transformations.

Massimo Gammacurta is an italian photographer, based in New York. He worked for Details, Forbes, Nike, Lexus, Surface Magazine and Esquire UK, among others. His conceptual work “Lolli-POP” started as an experiment on the internet, but the success between bloggers and fashion and art lovers make it becoming a book.

In this series of photos entitled “Joyriders” Ross McDonnell, portrays the lives of young Irish people living in in the hollowed-out slum known as Ballymun. The images capture the abandonment of working class youths amidst burning cars, police sirens, and drugs abuse.

Danny Santos II (aka Danny St.) is a weekend photographer who has been taking pictures of strangers in Singapore’s Orchard Road since mid June 2008 (about the same time he moved there from the Philippines).

Visual Inspiration from China brings Koi Koi Koi readers examples of fresh creative content from five emerging Chinese creatives. The series is courtesy of K3 guest contributor NeochaEDGE, a daily-curated, bilingual website and discovery engine dedicated to showcasing leading-edge creative content and emerging youth culture in China.

Behind every image there is a visual story with a lot of details and humorous  message. This funny set of images is made by creative Argentinian photographer who call himself “Marker” and you can see how Star Wars toys are going through recession.

Tom Hoops, is a photographer originally from the UK, currently based in Asia. Unconventional subjects, heavy use of black and white and a magnetic dark mood in every image make Tom Hoops’ photographic style truly original and recognizable.