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Julia Fullerton-Batten: Tokyo
Shimo Supermarket, 2013 from Tokyo
Julia Fullerton-Batten is a fine art and editorial photographer who began her career by creating staged portraits of adolescent females captured througho
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Antone Dolezal and Lara Shipley: Devil’s Promenade
Antone Dolezal and Lara Shipley have created a collaborative series that is all about exploring myth, story telling, and understanding place.
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The Beth Moon Interview: Between Earth and Sky
Photographer Beth Moon is releasing her first monograph, Between Earth and Sky, published by Charta, that is a compilation of five projects, featuring images that connect to the natural worl
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Aimée Beaubien: Only Part and Found and Found
Looking at work seen at the Filter Photo Festival
photo collage from Lost and Found
Aimée Beaubien is a photographic artist who uses and explores the photographic image in new ways.
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Allison Barnes: Neither For Me Honey Nor The Honey Bee & Autobiogeography
Looking at work seen at the Filter Photo Festival
Dining Room, from Neither For Me Honey Nor The Honey Bee© Allison Barnes
It’s always a pleasure to see well crafted, beautiful silv
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The Mary Virginia Swanson Mixtape & 2013 FOCUS Award for Lifetime Achievement in Photography
The Amazing Mary Virginia Swansonphotograph by Jessica Tampas
I would not have the career I have today without the opportunities afforded me to join the conversation.
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Ben Altman: Site/Sight
Looking at work seen at the Filter Photo Festival
Ryozen Kannon Memorial to the Dead of the Pacific War.
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Klaus Enrique: The Arcimboldo Series
Looking at work seen at the Filter Photo Festival in Chicago
I am always intrigued by photographs inspired by paintings, and Klaus Enrique arrived at Filter with a portfolio of large scale
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The Filter Photo Festival: Both Sides of the Table Part 2
Today, Lenscratch Editorial Assistants, Sarah Stankey and Grant Gill, reflect on their experiences being on the other side of the reviews at this year’s Filter Photo Festival.
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The Filter Photo Festival: From Both Sides of the Table
The Filter Photo Festival , which takes place in Chicago each September, was particularly special for me for several reasons.
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Chris Mottalini: After You Left/They Took It Apart
Having grown up in a neighborhood rich with mid-century architecture, I was immediately interested in Chris Mottalini’s project, After You Left/They Took It Apart, about Paul Rudolph
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Claire Mallett: Bodies and Shadows
More and more are women shooting nudes these days which is a refreshing perspective on an age old subject matter.
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