Aline Smithson, Author at LENSCRATCH

Stephanie de Rouge: In Your Fridge by Aline SmithsonJuly 25th, 2012

Some photographers are natural observers, and some take that curiosity to another level and want to open a few drawers and dig a little deeper.

Jonathan Blaustein by Aline SmithsonJuly 24th, 2012

We all feel possessive about the things we own — our homes, our cars, our belongings, but we often have to share those spaces and items with other life forms, life forms that intersect

Erika Larsen: Sámi, The People Who Walk With Reindeer by Aline SmithsonJuly 23rd, 2012

©Erika Larsen

The simple fact is that Erika Larsen cannot take a bad photograph. Her entire site is one stunning and compelling image after another, and well worth a visit.

Summer reruns: Slimeface by Aline SmithsonJuly 22nd, 2012

Summer reruns: This post previously ran on August 8th, 2009
Paul Tarin, aka Slimeface, recently added me as a contact on JPG Magazine.

Cambio Creativo by Aline SmithsonJuly 21st, 2012

Art is a universal language, and without a doubt, the importance of young minds being blown by possibility and imagination is one of the best gifts we can pass on to the next generation.

Matthais Heiderich by Aline SmithsonJuly 20th, 2012

On first experiencing the photographs of German photographer, Matthias Heiderich, one might think that a trip to Berlin might be necessary in order to experience the eye candy of architectu

David Gardner by Aline SmithsonJuly 19th, 2012

Summer is a good time to look at work about being on the road. But for David Gardner, summer isn’t the only season that allows for wanderlust.

Scott B. Davis: Success Stories and the Medium Festival of Photography by Aline SmithsonJuly 18th, 2012

©Scott B. Davis, Tract Home, La Jolla 2011 Platinum/Palladium Print

When you think about busy people, Scott B. Davis is surely at the top of that list.

Sharon Boothroyd: If you get married again, will you still love me? by Aline SmithsonJuly 17th, 2012

Childhood isn’t always the happy scrap-book time of life that we like to think it is. It can be a stinging stew of insecurity, tragedy, and loss.

Monica Denevan: Burma by Aline SmithsonJuly 16th, 2012

Sometimes a photographer finds a part of the world that resonates so completely with their sensibilities that the marriage of the place and the person results in perfection.