Aline Smithson, Author at LENSCRATCH

Ann Inger Johansson: Privileged by Aline SmithsonNovember 20th, 2018

©Ann Inger Johansson, Privileged I, I was not a refugee.

Shawn Bush: A Golden State by Aline SmithsonNovember 16th, 2018

©Shawn Bush, from A Golden State

I recently received Shawn Bush’s new monograph, A Golden State, in the mail–ironically right when the California wildfires unfortunately have

Carl Martin: An Eponymous Book of Photography by Aline SmithsonNovember 14th, 2018

©Carl Martin

My practice for over twenty-five years has been to acknowledge and elevate existing culture using the intersection of subtle human gesture and a built social environment.

Janelle Lynch: Another Way of Looking at Love by Aline SmithsonNovember 13th, 2018

©Janelle Lynch, Red Berries, from Another Way of Looking at Love

The fragile beauty of Janelle Lynch’s 8 x 10 capture of nature is the subject of a new monograph, Another Way of Loo

Keron Psillas: Cavalo Lusitano: The Spirit Within by Aline SmithsonNovember 8th, 2018

©Keron Psillas, from Cavalo Lusitano: The Spirit Within

I had the pleasure of meeting Keron Psillis when I was reviewing at Fotofest in Houston in March.

VOTE. by Aline SmithsonNovember 6th, 2018

©Michael Mergen, Precinct 10, Saugus, MA, 2009, from VOTE

No matter where you live, Vote.

Sandi Haber Fifield: Lineations 2 by Aline SmithsonNovember 5th, 2018

©Sandi Haber Fifield, LS18_269, from Lineations 2

“I have never felt constrained by the parameters of traditional photography and have only rarely been interested in pursuing photograp

Tara Wray: Too Tired for Sunshine by Aline SmithsonNovember 3rd, 2018

©Tara Wray, from Too Tired for Sunshine

“Drawn from daily life and wanderings, the photos explore loneliness and isolation, as seen through a lens of absurdist dark humor.

Paul Hart: Drained by Aline SmithsonNovember 2nd, 2018

It’s a bountiful time for British photographic artist Paul Hart.

Honey Lazar: Seen+Heard by Aline SmithsonNovember 1st, 2018

In an era where we exist on the knife edge of outrage and change, artists are creating work that speaks to issues that have previously been kept quiet, shining lights into our dark regions o