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This week's top Middle Plane Magazine projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Middle Plane Magazine · Middle Plane Magazine Issue No.10 Covers
Middle Plane Magazine celebrates its 10th issue with a diverse series of editorial covers that lean into minimalist and documentary aesthetics. The collection balances static, portrait-heavy compositions with candid, observational scenes, utilizing a palette of natural light and tactile textures to define the publication's signature visual identity. Featuring photography from contributors including Alasdair McLellan, Colin Dodgson, Duane Michals, Juergen Teller, Lengua, Mark Kean, Moni Haworth, Oliver Hadlee Pearch, Sharna Osborne, and Torbjørn Rødland, the issue spans a variety of artistic and editorial subjects. The imagery is anchored by creative direction from Bruce Usher and Dovile Drizyte, incorporating a mix of analogue film techniques and multiple exposure effects to evoke a sense of immediacy. Beyond traditional portraiture, the covers integrate elements of still life and environmental storytelling. Collaborative efforts from stylists such as Akeem Smith, Danny Reed, Heathermary Jackson, and Jane How ensure a cohesive aesthetic across the varied locations, ranging from neoclassical architecture to gritty, unfinished studio interiors.
Project Middle Plane Magazine · Middle Plane Issue no. 10
For the tenth issue of Middle Plane Magazine, photographer Alasdair McLellan presents a series of fashion editorial portraits that explore contrast and character. Working alongside fashion editor and stylist Max Pearmain, the imagery oscillates between vibrant studio portraiture and textured, monochrome outdoor settings. The project incorporates clean, minimalist makeup by Lauren Parsons and hair styling by Cyndia Harvey. Through the use of analogue film and natural light, the editorial maintains a focused aesthetic that highlights garment detailing and industrial environments.
Project Middle Plane Magazine · The Classic Tee
For 'The Classic Tee,' Middle Plane Magazine explores the foundational garment through a minimalist, sculptural lens. Photographed by Mark Kean and featuring model Angelina Kendall, the editorial series leans into monochromatic compositions that emphasize the raw textures of cotton and denim against neutral grey studio backdrops. Creative direction by Bruce Usher guides the project’s clean, architectural aesthetic, while fashion styling by Jane How deconstructs the staple t-shirt through asymmetric draping and innovative layering. The series employs analogue film techniques to capture fine grain and soft, directional lighting, creating a raw and high-contrast visual study.
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