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Tracy Baran
It’s an interesting thing to ponder: what happens to our work and photographic legacy when we pass on? Tracey Baran passed away in 2008, at 32, far too young an age.
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Shane Lavalette
If I could choose anywhere to have my work published, it would be in the New York Times Magazine.
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Chad Ress
©Chad Ress
Chad Ress is a commercial photographer that happens to create some wonderful fine art imagery. Born in Kentucky, he currently lives in Los Angeles.
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War is Only Half the Story, Volume Two
I posted about The Aftermath Project Grants last month, and now Volume Two of War is Only Half of the Story is available for sale.
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C Gary Moyer
The toy camera evolution has been quite remarkable.
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Vicky Slater
I discovered Vicky Slater’s work on the Filmwasters site, a site started by 5 photographers: Susan Burnstine, Damion Rice, Mark Skorji, Leon Taylor and Ed Wenn, who are devoted to anal
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Susan Worsham
Susan Worsham’s work seems to be everywhere these days.
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Slinkachu
Thanks to my friend, Heather Cardone, I’ve been introduced to the work of British artist, Slinkachu.
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Matt Stuart
There’s nothing more fascinating than looking at candid shots of the unassuming public.
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Erik van der Weijde
Erik van der Weijde is an energetic and prolific photographer from Amsterdam, currently living in Brasil.
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Arianna Sanesi
Italian photographer Arianna Sanesi, currently lives in Milan, after studying photography in Bologna and traveling through France and the U.S.
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SHOTS Magazine and Edoardo Pasero
Sometimes I yearn to look at a certain type of photograph–something black and white, square format, lovely and layered in meaning; quiet, yet significant and I always find those kind o
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