Our 10th annual Photo Issue has a couple of things going for it. For one, each of the 39 photographers contributed a photo essay, so everyone’s work has a nice narrative to it and the magazine flows really well and blah blah blah. For TWO, the cover is fucking scratch-n-sniff.

That’s right, if you scratch those naked colored people (#notracist) they will release a funny smell. Oh yeah, each one of the different naked people carries a different stench. We can’t promise that all of them are completely accurate (here’s looking at you, ocean mist), but we can assure you that if you get your hands on a physical copy of the magazine your fingers will smell like you were just holding a burnt roach of shitty regs. Here’s the breakdown:

Alright, we’ll shut up about the cover now and let you dive on in. Here’s the whos and whats of the thing:

Patrick Tsai – The farm

Estelle Hanania – Happy Purim

Lele Saveri – Hooray, Jesus is Dead!

Jerry Hsu – Table for One

Gavin Watson – Night Sketches

Braydon Szafranski – Photos From the Making of “Stay Gold”

Chris Nieratko – Lost Submissions

Asger Carlsen – Hester

Peter Beste – Chemtrails

Vincent Fournier – The End of the Future

Danielle Levitt – Honeys

Tim Freccia – The Cowboys of Yirol

Martin Parr – Posh Snow

Ken Miller – The Good Shit

Christian Lombardi – The Bad Shit

Mike de Leon – PDC

Peter Sutherland – Mark, When You Feel like Talking let Me Know

Richard Kern – Medicated

Jason Fulford – Gypsy Eyes

Josh Tonsfeldt – Five Photos

Slava Mogutin – Crimean Holiday

Jim Mangan – Color’d

Ben Ritter – Deep in the Bush

The Ardorous – Infatuated

Janicza Bravo – Toupee: Tropical Dream

Terry Richardson – Tons of Fun

Kenneth Cappello – Hello, This is the Chocolate Factory

Mick Rock – Melvins/Kick/Stick/Mick

Mick Rock – Vile/Linger/Gun/Finger

Alex Singh – Getting Tweaked with Tripple Nipples

Julian Burgin – One Flash Bastard

Brayden Olson – Lo-Lifes Then and Now

Kate Brooks – Selections from “In the Light of Darkness”

Jennifer Osborne – In and Out of Bangu

Max Merz – Morgue Maestros

And that’s that. As we do with our photo issue every year, every day from now until whenever we drop the ball or get tired of doing it, we’ll be posting an interview with the day’s featured photographer.

To get your hands (and nostrils) on a real life copy of the mag, drop whatever you’re doing right now and haul ass to one of the fine establishments on this list. Copies should be there for about another hour or so.