As a child, there is something fabled about your family's stories of their youth. For photographer Derek Henderson, those epic tales always took place along the banks of the Waikato River in central New Zealand. In this short, serene film, Henderson physically and figuratively dives into the same waters his mother swam decades ago.

One trip along this remote riverside, and we, like children, are struck with awe.

Photographer Donna DeMari has shot the most prominent names in the industry — Naomi, Kate, Heidi, Helena — but it is two names we do not recognize, Luke and Forrest, who have impacted her life most.

In this poignant tribute to her beloved Labradors, a camerawoman close to our heart explores the depths of loss and the healing power of recollection.

Scottish photographer David Eustace is a seismograph - his portraits have a way of exposing what lies beneath the surface.

We could only oblige when he expressed a desire to document a three-week road trip with his teenage daughter Rachael, as we couldn't imagine a better gift than an everlasting memory with one's father.

There are common threads throughout the work of filmmaker-photographer Andrew Zuckerman - the stark white backdrops, the solitary subjects, the all-encompassing one-word titles (Creature, Wisdom, Bird). What is noticeably absent, however, is creation for creation's sake. Zuckerman only explores topics that move him personally, and it is this integrity that moves us.