Aline Smithson

Dominik Dunsch: Suburbia by Aline SmithsonJune 25th, 2019

©Dominik Dunsch, from Suburbia

The genre of family continues to be explored as photographers mine their lives, looking at those under the same roof as a way to understand and document tho

Ira Wagner: Twinhouses of The Great Northeast by Aline SmithsonJune 21st, 2019

©Ira Wagner, Twinhouses of The Great Northeast

When Ira Wagner shared his project Twinhouses of the Great Northest at the Photolucida Portfolio Reviews, I was fascinated by the almost sur

Susan Lapides: Crustaceans by Aline SmithsonJune 20th, 2019

©Susan Lapides, Xia, age 10, from Crustaceans

There are two genres in photography that are personal favorites: projects about time and projects created as typologies.

Susan Rosenberg Jones: Widow/er by Aline SmithsonJune 19th, 2019

©Susan Rosenberg Jones, Carol: “I am very grateful. He was on home hospice. He did not want to be in a hospital bed and he was in our bed. I slept with him.

Gary Emrich: All Consumed by Aline SmithsonJune 18th, 2019

©Gary Emrich, All Consumed #37

It was a pleasure to meet Gary Emich at the Month of Photography Denver portfolio reviews.

The Brian Taylor Mixtape by Aline SmithsonJune 14th, 2019

Professor Taylor in the Laboratory

I remember the first time the name Brian Taylor came on my radar.

Jason Lee: Oklahoma by Aline SmithsonJune 12th, 2019

©Jason Lee

Some months ago, I had the pleasure to be in conversation with photographer/actor Jason Lee at Arcana Books about his sold-out monograph, A Plain View.

Karen Navarro: El Pertenecer en Tiempos Modernos by Aline SmithsonJune 11th, 2019

©Karen Navarro

It was a pleasure to meet Karen Navarro at the recent Photolucida portfolio reviews.

Scott B. Davis: on the probability of darkness by Aline SmithsonJune 10th, 2019

©scott b.

James R. Southard: The States Project: Kentucky by Aline SmithsonJune 3rd, 2019

Producing The States Project has been a wonderful window into work being creating around the country, providing exposure to photographers I might never have discove