Magazines Photography Free Downloadable and Inspirational

Inspiration is important for web and visual designers. It’s what gives you new ideas, shapes and influences your style, and energizes and increases your passion for visual art. And visual art that’s of a different medium from yours can be an even greater inspiration—like photography—since you’re getting a fresh outside perspective. This magazine :

1. And I Still Miss You

And I Still Miss You is an incredibly-stylish magazine that features work by a selection of photographers – and sometimes artists. Photographs range from people to scenes to nature to conceptual and anything in between.
Download free issues of And I Still Miss You here

2. Beat

Beat is a young generation magazine entirely formed by photo projects. Each issue focuses on certain topics, and the questions are attempted to be answered via photographs to augment verbal communication.
Download free issues of Beat here

3. Canvas
Canvas features stylish and emotive photography – especially focused on people. Each issue features a certain focus (skin, gender, the future, black and white, music, and so forth) and the showcased photographs then explore that theme.
Download free issues of Canvas here

4. Democratic Books
Democratic Books features a photographer exploring an idea or theme or giving a photograph-based report-of-sorts in each issue (or “book”). The photography explores a concept or documents people’s lives, events, and whatever else.
Download free issues of Democratic Books here

5. Invisible City
Invisible City is dedicated to showcasing contemporary art and writing by emerging artists from Australia and around the world. Each issue will explore a contemporary theoretical idea through images, creative and critical writing.
Download free issues of Invisible City here

6. Loom
Loom is a Germany-based English-language magazine (and iPad app) that simply showcases amazing and inspiring photographs. Of people, fashion, scenes, nature, and more – all stylish and sometimes conceptual.
Download free issues of Loom here

7. THEY DO!
They Do! showcases creative individuals’ work. Each issue has a theme, so you get a cohesive set of photographs (along with other mediums).
Download free issues of They Do! here

8. Vanity Teen 
Vanity Teencaptures adolescence in photographs. From experimenting with social identities to finding a place in the world to self-referential narcissism, Vanity Teen showcases it in stylish photos.
Download free issues of Vanity Teen here

9. Wip
Wip—’Work in Progress’—hosts unpublished work by various photographers. The photographs don’t necessarily have to constitute a finished series, but they can be parts of a recent or older work in progress. “Stray” photographs are sometimes also included, if the photographer feels they are part of his own work in progress.
Download free issues of Wip here