Dear Art Lover, 

Welcome to Model Society Magazine #22, where we celebrate the beauty of the human form through stunning photography and art.

In this stunning new issue of Model Society Magazine:

Werner Lobert creates quiet moments that feel almost sacred. Working with natural light and black-and-white film, he waits for the perfect convergence of body, shadow, and time. His images aren’t flashy—they’re patient. In each frame, the human form feels like part of the landscape, deserving of the same reverence as wind, stone, or sky.

Kevin Stenhouse creates contemplative portraits that highlight the natural grace of the human form. Working with minimal settings, soft light, and unadorned subjects, he focuses on subtle expressions and gestures. His photographs eschew artifice and glamour, instead revealing the quiet dignity of his models as they are. The resulting images are intimate, unforced, and deeply human.

Patrick Stack leaves behind more than just stunning photographs—he leaves behind a way of seeing. His images explore the profound tension between beauty and mortality, inviting us to consider death even as we embrace life. His passing and the legacy of his art remind us to look deeper and to feel more fully into the world and ourselves.

ArtFitnessModel (Ted K) turns his own body into sculpture, metaphor, and myth. His images challenge our assumptions about masculinity, age, and beauty, striking a balance between strength and vulnerability. Each photograph is an honest exchange between body and environment, shaped by experience and emotion.

Jeffrey M Fletcher uses layered exposures and an intuitive process to explore the fragmented nature of memory and identity. His images are not documents—they’re dreams made visible, rich with motion, emotion, and meaning. What began as an accident became a lifelong conversation with chaos and truth. His work reminds us that understanding often begins where clarity ends.

Enjoy ❤️