Yanina Shevchenko | Crossing Over | (RUS) | By Lee Fleming

Crossing Over is a photographic diary by photographer Yanina Shevchenko of her trip across Russia on the Trans-Siberian railway, an epic route that covers China (Beijing,Erlian), Mongolia (Ultan Bator) and Russia (Ulan-Ude, Irkutsk, Lake Baikal, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan and Moscow). Russian-Born photographer Shevchenko is currently based in Barcelona, Spain. Having graduated from Goldsmiths, University or London and studied at Moscow Academy of Photography and the International Center of Photography in New York, Shevchenko's previously worked in New York, Moscow, Buenos Aires and London. The project utilises the Trans-Siberian train journey as a means of personal exploration, crossing the extensive landscape and cultural changes along the way.

To view more of Yanina Shevchenko's photography visit her website and/or Urban Photographers, an international group of photographers and artists with shared interest in urban spaces and places, of which Shevchenko is a coordinator and founding member.

7 Days in New York | New York | By Mike Gannon

I spent several days at the end of September researching Brooklyn for our next installment of the IDMCo map series. Having previously been based around Williamsburg I ventured further afield this time to explore Manhattan's Soho and Bushwick, a fast growing neighbourhood in the northern part of Brooklyn. The images above offer a insight into my time alongside the pleasure of meeting Daniella Valasco and Adam Goldberg of Drift Magazine, and Tanya Landeta of AP café.

To see more of my New York images visit the idmco Instagram.

Nigel Cabourn | AW15 Authentic Campaign | Les Diableret (CHE) | By Lee Fleming

The latest lookbook by British fashion designer Nigel Cabourn recently caught our eye for many reasons, notably Cabourn's attention to detail and commitment to create unrivalled authenticity. The Autumn/Winter 2015 Authentic Collection is inspired by the 1955-58 Crossing of the Antarctic expedition led by Edward Hillary and Vivian Fuchs. For it's campaign imagery photographer Matt Hind joined Drew Holmes and Jim Nettleton of the Cabourn team to Les Diableret in the Swiss Alps. Led by local mountain guide Blaise Rouiller, the trio were photographed making their way to Les Diableret via ski-doos and pitching the Nigel Cabourn Ventile tent while wearing the Nigel Cabourn Authentic clothing.

To view the Nigel Cabourn AW15 collection visit their Website.

The Jefferson Grid | USA | By Lee Fleming

Named after the system former President and U.S. Founding Father Thomas Jefferson devised and in 1785 was enacted as the Public Land Survey System,The Jefferson Grid features various landscapes that fit in a square mile. Using satellite images from Google Earth The Jefferson Grid showcases aerial shots of American land that create interesting topographical results.

To view more visit The Jefferson Grid Instagram.

Rolf Sachs | Camera in Motion: From Chur to Tirano | By Lee Fleming

My first thought when I saw these photographs taken by Swiss-born conceptual artist and designer Rolf Sachs was "not all transport journeys have to be uninspiring". An exceptional case that blurs the boundaries between abstract art and landscape photography, Rolf Sachs' 'Camera in Motion - From Chur to Tirano', supported by Leica Camera, explores the landscape along the World Heritage Rhaetian Albula/Bernina Railway line.

Photographed over the course of an year, Rolf Sachs' journey along the century-old railway line that runs between Chur (Switzerland) and ends in Tirano (Italy) saw him capture the dramatic alpine scenery from the window of the moving train. The result was an extensive and breathtaking collection of photographs.

To view the full collection of Camera in Motion - From Chur to Tirano visit the Rolf Sachs website.