Juno Calypso's refreshingly interesting and vaguely futuristic photo series titled 'The Honeymoon' documents a one-woman honeymoon with great emphasis on the colors blue and pink. The series is beautiful, cohesive, striking, and the syrupy, shiny textures add a really cool vibe to the work.

George Nebieridze's photo series '15 spans a year in Berlin. The photos paint a beautiful picture of youth. The colors, architecture, beauty bring us into a world of edginess and great angles. The photos below are all incredibly striking, and they all have their own particular brand of lovely weirdness. 

Valerie Phillips, known for her previous 8 photo books, challenges societal standards for youth and girlhood with photos that highlight the youth. Some photos resonate a little more than others, and I feel as though Phillips should potentially have a bit of a tighter grasp on what draws that resonance, after 8 other photo books.. But regardless, the photos are below. Personally, the first and last really draw my attention. 

Itallian photographer Raffaele Petralla just unveiled a new photo series documenting the secrecy and danger of being transgender in Bangladesh. The gorgeous photos below show the beauty of a highly stigmatized sect of people. 

I love the over arching color themes of light pink (and the feminine undertones) paired with dark muted city photos, and the teal undertones in a lot of shots.