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Clay Lipsky: Due West
©Clay Lipsky, from Siren Song
Lenscratch Art Director and fine art photographer, Clay Lipsky, has created an “ongoing visual exploration of the iconography, promise, and realities o
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Iaritza Menjivar: First Generation
©Iaritza Menjivar, After dropping off her youngest son, Matheus, two, at his babysitter’s home, my mother’s sister, Doris DeLeon, waits for the bus to arrive at 5:40AM.
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Christos J. Palios: Conversations
©Christos J. Palios, Catharsis, Greece, 2014
Christos J.
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Christopher Payne: Making Steinway
The Steinway piano has been a presence in my life for as long as I can remember: years of piano lessons, a mother who was a music teacher, and marrying a man who came to our relationship co
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McNair Evans: The States Project: California
© McNair Evans, from Confessions for a Son, Courtesy of Sasha Wolf
It’s not an easy task to take on the California States Project Editorship.
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Melanie Metz: Davie
©Melanie Metz
Sometimes work crosses my path that makes me want to see more. and more. and a little bit more.
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J. Raymond Mireles: Neighbors
©J. Raymond Mireles, Lost Horse Saloon – Marfa, Texas, from Neighbors
In a time when American political and social landscapes divide rather than unify, photographer J.
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Frederic Weber: Memento Mori and Primary Light
© Frederic Weber/Courtesy Klompching Gallery
From Momento Mori: For all their brilliance, Frederic Weber’s fiery gold and red Cibachrome photographs are somber and disturbing.
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Jerry Atnip: The States Project: Tennessee
©Jerry Atnip
The first time I met Tennessee States Project Editor Jerry Atnip was at the Slow Exposures Festival in Zebulon, Ga.
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Ken Weingart interviews Holly Andres
©Holly Andres, Afterlight: Belmont House, from the Fallen Fawn
Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Holly Andres.
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Nicole Buchanan: The Skin I’m In
©Nicole Buchanan
I’ve always felt that what every human wants is simply to be seen. Seeing leads to understanding, appreciating, and recognizing ourselves in each other.
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The Teen Years at the Joseph Bellows Gallery
©Linda Brooks, David in his Room, Courtesy of the Joseph Bellows Gallery
For some reason, teenagers and summer seem to go together–maybe that combination is conjured up in the movie
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