WOOFERMAGAZINE 2025
ANNUAL PRINTED MAGAZINE
Cover photo Patrick Lee
Our online magazine is celebrating its second anniversary, and after the success of WOOFERMAGAZINE 01, we’ve decided that our print magazine also deserves a second issue and to establish itself as an annual magazine.
We’ve selected 100 photos that we believe deserve to be preserved on paper and saved from the jungle of the digital world.
Similar to what we usually do with our Sunday Special, we are going to sequence the images generating connections with worlds that are far from each other but that have connection points.
Romain Farge
Paper has a characteristic, it lasts over time.
With this second issue we expand the images and authors that become part of the Woofermagazine collection.
To finance the magazine we have decided to use Crowdfunding.
You can go to the project page and order your magazine.
There are also other interesting rewards such as the possibility of getting the WOOFERMAGAZINE 01 (sold out) and having the complete collection or the PORTFOLIO REVIEW which was quite popular last year.
If the fundraising goal is not reached, nothing will be charged and there will be no magazine.
But we are convinced that Woofermagazine deserves to last over time and that our community understands it like we do.
Firdavs Yuldashev
So if you think that a high-quality, limited-edition, numbered printed magazine is an interesting project, even for collecting, you can go to our project page and reserve a copy.
We will greatly appreciate it, and it would give us a great push towards new editorial projects.
Woofermagazine wants to grow, I hope you believe that we deserve it.
Alberte Pereira
Eric Giovon
Andrew Lack
Greg Tarkey
Michael Carlson
August Arena
Antonella Vaccaro
WOOFERMAGAZINE 2025 :
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ON THE ROAD
Fran Balseiro takes us to discover his On the Road between Galicia and northern Portugal.
CONCRETE HORIZONS
A series by Isabelle de Touchet exploring urban parking structures.
SIDESHOW
Chris Harrison initially didn’t intend to depict Brighton, but in the end, he shares his vision of the city where he resides.
PORTFOLIO REVIEW
You can support our crowdfunding to print our first magazine and get a review of your portfolio.
MOSTLY FALSE REPORTS
Stephen Leslie new photobook is a combination of original candid street photography and short stories he has written inspired by the images