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Mike Sakasegawa: All Good Things
©Mike Sakasegawa, Eva
Mike Sakasegawa first sat at my reviewing table at the Medium Festival of Photography four years ago.
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Anja Bruehling: Brick Workers
©Anja Bruehling, from Brick Workers
I met Anja Bruehling at the Filter Photo Festival in Chicago, where she shared her powerful project, Brick Workers, captured in Varanasi, India.
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Linda Kuehne: Suburban Landscapes: The Architecture of Nowhere
©Linda Kuehne, Carvel, Bedford Hills, NY
Linda Kuehne has long had an interest in landscape and recently has been turning her lens towards suburbs in transition.
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Robert Herman: The Phone Book
Robert Herman believes that it is the photographer, not the camera, that makes the photograph and with that in mind, he has just released one of the first photography books that features pho
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Frances F. Denny: Let Virtue Be Your Guide
©Frances Denny, Edith, with a portrait of her ancestor. from Let Virtue Be Your Guide
Frances F. Denny’s trajectory has moved into new orbits.
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Arthur Drooker: Pie Town Revisited
Cover of Pie Town Revisited by Arthur Drooker
Photographer Arthur Drooker has a long photographic legacy and like all good photographers, he continues to challenge himself.
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Mark Duffy: Vote No. 1
©Mark Duffy
Politicians are on our radar these days, and Irish photographer Mark Duffy captures a humorous look at those with the desire to lead in his series, Vote No. 1.
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Jona Frank: The Modern Kids
©Jona Frank, Book Cover of The Modern Kids
Photographer Jona Frank has just released her third book, The Modern Kids, published by Kehrer Verlag.
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Rachel Jump: Origins
©Rachel Jump
I first met Rachel Jump when we shared a week at the Maine Media Workshops this summer.
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Willie Anne Wright: Direct Positive
©Willie Anne Wright, Richmond, Virginia Joan by Her Pool, 1986
Candela Books has just released their sixth publication, Direct Positive: Willie Anne Wright, accompanied by an exhibition a
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DM Witman: MELT
©DM Witman, from MELT
I have always enjoyed DM Witman’s approach to photography that beautifully connects subject matter to process.
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Nanette Freeman: Diversion
©Nanette Freeman
The arts are as much about creative expression as they are about creating a second language for us to use to express pain, loss, trauma, and even joy.
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