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The Graduate. Finis. Such a gift to have worked and studied alongside this extraordinarily talented group of individuals — with a balance of stress, persistence and, of course, attempts at humour. A day looking like extras of a low budget wizarding tv remake, somewhat dodgy hat hair, and quite naturally finishing it all with a poutine from Gerry’s
— till we meet again!
21 Jan 2026
perediza’s Newsletter Editor India Horner is joined by journalist Henry King to spend an afternoon surrounded by some titles in print.
Young people are returning to print, for a release from the online world. Readers are loyal to this print market - with industry data from FIPP, PwC, and trade publications showing that while mass-market print is declining, independent magazine sales grew in 2023-2024.
In a time where everything can be resized, retouched and rewritten—print material like books and journals are a pillar of permanence. They feel intentional and trustworthy.
Digital content hangs on the ubiquity of the internet. But, for some societies today, this also means the online space can be controlled by the press of a button. Print however can exist beyond these restrictions.
Not to mention, it can often feel like we’re wading through the online world with our eyes closed. The stream of content and destructive debate can have a pernicious effect on our minds.
perediza creates balance between the two. As a hybrid media company and creative agency, we choose to produce print and digital content (short to long form) to coincide with new media behaviours while embracing tradition and tactility.
Our annual print issues are only available in print. We want to give the audience a breather from the digital world, while also preserving the significant philosophical thoughts of that year into an archival journal that will stay till the end of time.
Photos by Henry King @henrythejournalist
07 Jul 2025
✉️ Postcards from London ✉️
Marylebone
Regent Street
Soho
Chinatown
The Strand & Somerset House
By the Thames & Westminster
26 Sep 2025
Braşov, Transylvania.
Nestled in the heart of the Carpathian mountains 2.5 hours out of the capital city Bucharest, this Romanian city serves as a charming example of a picturesque medieval settlement. The Old Town features castle walls and cobbled streets, with landmarks including the White Tower and the Black Church (albeit unrelated to each other).
Weather around late Autumn (going into Winter) will almost inevitably be misty, dropping down to low 5-10C towards November.
Food here is not built for vegetarians. Expect meat and cheese heavy meals, with traditional Transylvanian cuisine being (surprisingly) very pleasant — try smoked pork and beans (Ciolan Afumat cu Fasole) or Bulz, a polenta and cheese dish, for the authentic experience. English is the second language on all menus and signs here, partly fuelled by a large English and American tourist presence, undoubtably growing around Autumn and the Halloween holiday periods.
The Black Church in the old town centre has an entry fee, around €5 euro, but for slightly spookier (and arguably more beautiful) visiting, walk down to St Nicholas Cathedral (follow signs to First Romanian School) where entrance is free.
Entering into the city’s train station, and travelling through the new city via Uber — do try to avoid use of taxis where possible when journeying through Romania, especially in Bucharest where traffic is a major problem and will rack up a good fee — there is still a strong presence of the socialist city planning and architecture from Romania’s communist period of 1947-89. Slightly less charming than the old town, but intriguing all the same. The journey from Bucharest will take you through dramatic vistas of the Carpathian’s, through small towns and village landscapes, where visibility out of the train windows is all dependant on weather conditions — likely rain, fog…and where night is absolute pitch black. But in Transylvania, a good amount of gloomy fog ensnaring rugged mountain tops is what you’re there for, surely?
Keep an eye out for wolves, brown bears, and men that turn into bats.
05 Nov 2026
Romanian Orthodoxy. Pictured left: Curtea Veche Church, oldest in Bucharest. Right: A Preot sanctifies the naive of St. Nicholas Church in Braşov, Transylvania built c.15th Century.
04 Nov 2026
Paris seen on 40mm | Sony A7CII with Viltrox 40mm F2.5
// My first visit to the french capital in over a decade, and the city is full of contradiction. Amblers meander around cyclists with more gusto than even Amsterdammers, on streets really meant for previous generations. The density of Paris — paired with its centuries of overbuilding & preserving heritage and ornament in its structures — creates a stifling buzz. A short trip is intoxicating, a longer stay asks “Where is the nearest green space?” Perhaps the best way to experience Paris is to stand at the roadside and peer at those crossing in front of you, and observe packed La Terrace dining with all the conversation, cigarettes and small dogs curled under circular tables. They are taking a long lunch. The restaurant interior is empty. Standing out from other global cities, Paris truly marvels in its beauty, everywhere. The less desired arrondissements offer a quiet respite to the Lux of western and central Paris. They present a vision of ‘realer’ Parisian life. So enjoy the saxophonist on the Seine, the view of the endless urban sea from Sacré-cœur, and the pop-up-out-of-nowhere displays of the deeply french desire to display their disaffection with current politics — it is Paris after all. //
@sonyalpha @viltrox.official
08 Oct 2026
PARIS — Today, individuals walk past smouldering electric bicycles and city officials look over remains of burnt tires and debris outside a school, after a wave of ongoing nationwide student protests. Students have cited the lack of funding for education — causing overcrowding in classrooms — as a main reason for the coordinated action.
01 Oct 2026
Hear from Vancouver Island-based @lyle.mag cofounders Jess Rivers and Anja Torres all about their first issue (The Home Issue) on the latest episode of The Stack from @feapfeap , on Monocle Radio and podcast platforms today.
19 Sep 2026
Imagined Campaign Concepts // Not affiliated with Cartier, Burberry or Loewe. Off the back of London photoshoot for sustainable fashion @layerup_collective More coming soon with @infocus_withindia and @thecooleditt .
Gen AI utilised in adding source images to billboard locations setting (2,4,6), not on original images (1,3,5).
11 Sep 2026
Some different design / architecture things spotted recently
28 Jul 2026
Borough Market–St Paul’s wander
12 Jul 2026
Some postcards from the Easter weekend 📷
- Chinatown
- Seven Dials
- Covent Garden
- Belsize Park
#london #postcards
06 Apr 2026
perediza’s Newsletter Editor India Horner is joined by journalist Henry King to spend an afternoon surrounded by some titles in print.
Young people are returning to print, for a release from the online world. Readers are loyal to this print market - with industry data from FIPP, PwC, and trade publications showing that while mass-market print is declining, independent magazine sales grew in 2023-2024.
In a time where everything can be resized, retouched and rewritten—print material like books and journals are a pillar of permanence. They feel intentional and trustworthy.
Digital content hangs on the ubiquity of the internet. But, for some societies today, this also means the online space can be controlled by the press of a button. Print however can exist beyond these restrictions.
Not to mention, it can often feel like we’re wading through the online world with our eyes closed. The stream of content and destructive debate can have a pernicious effect on our minds.
perediza creates balance between the two. As a hybrid media company and creative agency, we choose to produce print and digital content (short to long form) to coincide with new media behaviours while embracing tradition and tactility.
Our annual print issues are only available in print. We want to give the audience a breather from the digital world, while also preserving the significant philosophical thoughts of that year into an archival journal that will stay till the end of time.
Photos by Henry King @henrythejournalist
07 Jul 2025
✉️ Postcards from London ✉️
Marylebone
Regent Street
Soho
Chinatown
The Strand & Somerset House
By the Thames & Westminster
26 Sep 2025
Braşov, Transylvania.
Nestled in the heart of the Carpathian mountains 2.5 hours out of the capital city Bucharest, this Romanian city serves as a charming example of a picturesque medieval settlement. The Old Town features castle walls and cobbled streets, with landmarks including the White Tower and the Black Church (albeit unrelated to each other).
Weather around late Autumn (going into Winter) will almost inevitably be misty, dropping down to low 5-10C towards November.
Food here is not built for vegetarians. Expect meat and cheese heavy meals, with traditional Transylvanian cuisine being (surprisingly) very pleasant — try smoked pork and beans (Ciolan Afumat cu Fasole) or Bulz, a polenta and cheese dish, for the authentic experience. English is the second language on all menus and signs here, partly fuelled by a large English and American tourist presence, undoubtably growing around Autumn and the Halloween holiday periods.
The Black Church in the old town centre has an entry fee, around €5 euro, but for slightly spookier (and arguably more beautiful) visiting, walk down to St Nicholas Cathedral (follow signs to First Romanian School) where entrance is free.
Entering into the city’s train station, and travelling through the new city via Uber — do try to avoid use of taxis where possible when journeying through Romania, especially in Bucharest where traffic is a major problem and will rack up a good fee — there is still a strong presence of the socialist city planning and architecture from Romania’s communist period of 1947-89. Slightly less charming than the old town, but intriguing all the same. The journey from Bucharest will take you through dramatic vistas of the Carpathian’s, through small towns and village landscapes, where visibility out of the train windows is all dependant on weather conditions — likely rain, fog…and where night is absolute pitch black. But in Transylvania, a good amount of gloomy fog ensnaring rugged mountain tops is what you’re there for, surely?
Keep an eye out for wolves, brown bears, and men that turn into bats.
05 Nov 2026
Romanian Orthodoxy. Pictured left: Curtea Veche Church, oldest in Bucharest. Right: A Preot sanctifies the naive of St. Nicholas Church in Braşov, Transylvania built c.15th Century.
04 Nov 2026
Paris seen on 40mm | Sony A7CII with Viltrox 40mm F2.5
// My first visit to the french capital in over a decade, and the city is full of contradiction. Amblers meander around cyclists with more gusto than even Amsterdammers, on streets really meant for previous generations. The density of Paris — paired with its centuries of overbuilding & preserving heritage and ornament in its structures — creates a stifling buzz. A short trip is intoxicating, a longer stay asks “Where is the nearest green space?” Perhaps the best way to experience Paris is to stand at the roadside and peer at those crossing in front of you, and observe packed La Terrace dining with all the conversation, cigarettes and small dogs curled under circular tables. They are taking a long lunch. The restaurant interior is empty. Standing out from other global cities, Paris truly marvels in its beauty, everywhere. The less desired arrondissements offer a quiet respite to the Lux of western and central Paris. They present a vision of ‘realer’ Parisian life. So enjoy the saxophonist on the Seine, the view of the endless urban sea from Sacré-cœur, and the pop-up-out-of-nowhere displays of the deeply french desire to display their disaffection with current politics — it is Paris after all. //
@sonyalpha @viltrox.official
08 Oct 2026
PARIS — Today, individuals walk past smouldering electric bicycles and city officials look over remains of burnt tires and debris outside a school, after a wave of ongoing nationwide student protests. Students have cited the lack of funding for education — causing overcrowding in classrooms — as a main reason for the coordinated action.
01 Oct 2026
Hear from Vancouver Island-based @lyle.mag cofounders Jess Rivers and Anja Torres all about their first issue (The Home Issue) on the latest episode of The Stack from @feapfeap , on Monocle Radio and podcast platforms today.
19 Sep 2026
Imagined Campaign Concepts // Not affiliated with Cartier, Burberry or Loewe. Off the back of London photoshoot for sustainable fashion @layerup_collective More coming soon with @infocus_withindia and @thecooleditt .
Gen AI utilised in adding source images to billboard locations setting (2,4,6), not on original images (1,3,5).
11 Sep 2026
Some different design / architecture things spotted recently
28 Jul 2026
Borough Market–St Paul’s wander
12 Jul 2026
Some postcards from the Easter weekend 📷
- Chinatown
- Seven Dials
- Covent Garden
- Belsize Park
#london #postcards
06 Apr 2026
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