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Daniel Gonçalves: 2nd Amendment Cowboy
©Daniel Gonçalves, America
Daniel Gonçalves (the “ç” sounds like an “s”) came to Houston with expectations of attending Session 2 of the FotoFest Reviews, but as soon as he arr
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Cathy Spence: Crooked Eye
©Cathy Spense, Crooked Eye
Cathy Spence came to Houston an the FotoFest Reviews with a poignant and personal project, Crooked Eye, that captures the normal life of a boy with oculocutan
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B. Proud: Transcending Love: Portraits of Transgender and Gender Non-conforming Couples
©B.
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Liz Albert: Family Fictions
©Liz Albert, Breakaway
I first became aware of Liz Albert’s project, Family Fictions, through Float Magazine’s The Road Exhibition.
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David Pace: Hawkeye
©David Pace, My First Picture
It was wonderful to see David Pace and the new work he brought to the FotoFest Reviews in Houston.
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FotoFest Reviews 2020
©Aline Smithson, Curator Lisa Volpe readies herself at the FotoFest Reviews
It hardly seems possible that in early March over a thousand photographers descended on Houston for two signifi
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Stephen Garza: Arriving 2020
©Stephen Garza
Stephen Manuel Garza (@stephen_garza) is a senior at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte currently pursuing his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography.
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Barbara Peacock: American Bedroom
©Barbara Peacock, Becky and Dave, Ages 65 Madrid, New Mexico
“We felt the weight of the responsibility of our children for decades. Now we are on our own.
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Forest Kelley: Michael
©Forest Kelley, from Michael
“Photographs don’t cure amnesia, they attempt to fill in the gaps.
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Tom Sanders: Vietnam Portraits
©Tom Sanders, from Vietnam War Portraits
The Vietnam War was an endless and divisive conflict that resulted in a population of veterans who suffered long term scars from the horrors of wa
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Kaja Rata: kajnikaj
©Kaja Rata
Polish photographer Kaja Rata whose work was recently celebrated as a Top 50 portfolio in Critical Mass, has a metaphorical project that considers home.
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Nadine Boughton: A Fractured Atlas
©Nadine Boughton, A Fractured Atlas
Over the next week/months, we are making room on Lenscratch to feature work that was slated for exhibition that is not making it to the walls.
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