The Alphabet Book | Ellie Tsatsou | London (UK) | By Lee Fleming

London-based photographer Ellie Tsatsou has recently released a collection of works entitled Alphabet in the form a publication to document her first approaches to the language of photography. The limited-edition publication (500 copies, signed & numbered) is a compilation of early photographs, shot between 2005 to 2013 that offer self discovery through the medium of photography. The works included in the Alphabet series capture moments in various places around the world which include Greece, Spain, England, France, America, Egypt, Zambia & Zimbabwe, among others. Designed by Konsept83 Design Studio, edited by Gelly Siganou and printed in Athens, Greece, the Alphabet book features writings by Ilektra Ellinikioti and Wessie du Toit.

To find out more visit Ellie's website where you can purchase the Alphabet book. It can also be found at several international stockists including The Photographers' Gallery Bookshop, Tender Books and BookArt BookShop (London), IANOS Bookstores (Greece) and 0fr. (Paris).

A journey North | Clachan (SCO) | By Michael Gannon

I’m spending some time in the far reaches of Scotland, predominantly Clachan, on the west coast. I’ll also be travelling around the ‘skye’ area, photographing the landscape and the people who live around there. Above are several photographs from my journey to Clachan so far and will be available on the IDMC° shop soon.

I’m also pleased to announce after returning from our Scotland visit we will be travelling to Argentina to begin our next IDMC° map of Buenos Aires.

Moscow Metro | Tomer Ifrah | Moscow (RUS) | By Lee Fleming

While travelling on our research trips the IDMC° team are regularly utilise a cities transport system and are always intrigued how each differ. Hence our attraction to Tomer Ifrah's documentary photography of the Moscow metro. Irsael-born Ifrah began photographing documentary stories in 2007, after his first trip to Ethiopia and has continued to focus on documentary photography and addressing social issues and daily life stories. Taken between 2012 and 2014, Ifrah made several trips to Russia documenting Moscow’s metro stations which features stunning lighting, Moscow's style of dress and post-Soviet symbols everywhere. It's an original perspective of daily life in Moscow that we haven't been fortunate enough to see for ourselves, yet.

To view the Moscow metro project visit Tomer Ifrah's website.

a number of names* x Kixbox Russia | Moscow (RUS) | By Lee Fleming

To commemorate 55 years since man first entered space London-based distribution agency a number of names* has collaborated with Moscow-based Kixbox Russia on a seasonal Billionaire Boys Club EU editorial. Established by the Soviet Union in 1962, International Cosmonautics Day celebrates Yuri Gagarin, the Soviet Cosmonaut who circled the Earth for 1 hour and 48 minutes on April 12 1961 in the world’s first ever manned space flight.

Styled by Ildar Iksanov and photography by Leonid Sorokin, visit the Kixbox Russia website to view the full feature.

Stacked | Malte Brandenburg | Berlin (GER) | By Lee Fleming

We recently came across the portfolio of self-taught photographer Malte Brandenburg who is also co-founder of arts collective Copenhagen Format. Copenhagen-based Brandenburg previously lived in Berlin where he completed 'Stacked', a visual documentation of post-war housing estates in Berlin. Often built in form of tower blocks and in a fairly identical fashion, Brandenburg's Stacked photography series looks closer at these affordable housing structures to find variation of sorts.

To view more of Malte Brandenburg Photography visit his website.