Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts by: "Aline Smithson"

  • Tim Simmons by July 29th, 2009

    It’s been really hot on the West Coast, and discovering Tim Simmons images of snow (thanks to J. Wesley Brown of We Can Shoot Too), was the perfect visual relief to the heat.

  • Edgar Martins by July 28th, 2009

    After writing this post on Mr. Martins, I discovered many blog conversations about work that he had done for the NY Times.

  • Jeff Whetstone by July 27th, 2009

    There have been a number of contemporary series exploring man’s effect on nature and nature’s affect on man.

  • Jay Mark Johnson by July 25th, 2009

    Jay Mark Johnson’s opening at the Ace Gallery in Beverly Hills was on the check list of many Angelenos this summer. The exhibition, Spacetime, runs through August 29th.
    Mr.

  • Jane Fulton Alt by July 24th, 2009

    Chicago photographer, Jane Fulton Alt, is one of those rare visionaries that keeps exploring the world by utilizing new ways of expression and story telling for each project.

  • Chantal Michel by July 23rd, 2009

    Swiss photographer and performance artist, Chantal Michel, has a long list of grants and exhibitions to support her quest to discover how a body relates to space.

  • Julius Schulman, 98.8 years young by July 22nd, 2009

    I want to give Master Schulman a proper farewell, as we Angelenos have lost our city’s iconic photographer.

  • Phil Bergerson by July 21st, 2009

    Canadian photographer, Phil Bergerson, is well versed on small town American culture.

  • Phil Bebbington is terrorkitten by July 20th, 2009

    Phil Bebbington aka terrorkitten is familiar name in the Toy Camera world. He’s a master with the Holga, but also with the Hassleblad.

  • Support Your Local Darkroom by July 19th, 2009

    Two years ago, when the owner of our local community darkroom decided, in a split second, to close the facility, he sent a 10 year community into a tail spin.

  • Christine Caldwell by July 19th, 2009

    Christine Caldwell graduated from Art Center in 1995 and has been continuously working as a darkroom technician for the past 14 years, “mastering the intricacies of both color and B/W

  • Beth Kientzle by July 18th, 2009

    Oakland photographer, Beth Klentzle, has an eye for quiet moments, for introspection and delicate observation.

← Older posts Newer posts →

Support Lenscratch

Donate

Stay Up-to-date

Subscribe

The States Project

The States Project

Follow Us On Facebook