Reaching for his CineStill 800T, an 800-speed, tungsten-balanced stock with 36 reasons to pull focus, Scott brings the theatre of Kuala Lumpur city streets conveniently before you.

Photographer Tom Cole and his guide haul friends and family across the Pearl of the Indian Ocean, barely pulling the handbrake to eat, see, sleep, and shit.

Tracing a path of curiosity and nothing more, Tayla Mullen and best friend Tash Fraser saunter through the Indian subcontinent.

Elina Naboka surrenders to Morocco's coastal compulsion, toing and froing from pointbreaks and backcountry.

Hung Supply's own William Vallender surveys Japan's cultural backwaters where time stands still.

Soft and slow, like the waves lapping at the shore, Mitch becomes one with his subjects, in a perpetual Sunday state where duty never calls.

Under the unassuming guise of a tourist, Dougal Gorman does his best work.

Everything speaks to those who listen. Quiet observer Esther Zheng interprets Hong Kong's city streets, capturing their softest rhythms.

"I met a guy in a pub..." is a dead giveaway for a good yarn. Kodama chronicles the ~900 nautical miles that followed Jack Moran's fateful interaction at the Glebe Hotel.

Melvin Berzamina scouts Euro city streets on his morning run ritual, tactically returning with his Fuji GA645 to capture their golden-hour glory.

Photographer Emilio Dümar welcomes a beauty that slips through reason, appearing only when the search has gone quiet.

Set to the score of two-stroke engines, Marc Roberts and his girlfriend-turned-wife snake their way across Southeast Asia.