In the near future, Boogie will be opening a new exhibit entitled The Power of Independent Trucking. The Brooklyn-based Serbian photographer switched up his style somewhat, and has also introduced some new colour images as well.

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A few months back, we reported on Boogie’s latest book, Belgrade Belongs to Me. The Brooklyn-based, Serbian photographer recently visited his home town, and - once again - brought his trust camera with him.

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Back in February, we gave you a look at the Boogie x Altamont collection. Now, Altamont is giving you the chance to win the collection (four tees, a hoodie, and a tote bag), and a Boogie book. The contest ends June 5th. Enter here.

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Although having moved to Brooklyn many years ago, Serbian photographer Boogie often visits his hometown, Belgrade. During his visit last December, he shot many photos of which became the material for his latest book, Belgrade Belongs to Me. Time have recently updated their site with several photos from the book, commented on by Boogie himself.

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Serbian photographer, Boogie has been asked by Altamont to create a capsule collection using his photos. The collection consists of tees, a hoodie and a tote bag, all featuring images from Boogie’s first book, It’s All Good, which is centered around the Brooklyn resident’s neighbourhood, and its drug and violence infested surroundings.

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Boogie last reported from the raw streets of Sao Paolo, and now the Serbian photographer brings you the second volume of his city series, entitled Istanbul. The book is a result of a week long stay Boogie had in the city of Istanbul where he shot photos 15 hours a day. The result is 96 pages of black and white photography that give a starkly honest and transparent look at the feel and nature of the Turkish city. To commemorate the launch of the book, he collaborated with Fifty24SF to create two tees using photos from the book. All are now available through Upper Playground’s online store, as well as their retail locations.

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