Galina Kurlat, Author at LENSCRATCH

©Debora Francis, As It Was in the Beginning Is Now, 2022

Mordançage is a photographic darkroom process that combines the potential for destruction into spectacular, one-of-a-kind photogr

Lindsey Ross is known for her monumental wet plate collodion photographs of the American West, yet with this series entitled Mushroom People

Finding meaning in chaos, Cristina Fontsare explores the countryside of the Basque region in Spain with her Polaroid camera.

Lisa Nebenzahl’s series entitled Constructed Photographs re-frames our understanding of landscape and still

In The Sun Beneath the Sky, Vanessa Marsh continues her exploration of cameraless photographic landscapes.

In her series Persistent Awakening, Joanne Dugan’s meticulously composed pieces exist at the intersection of painting and photography.

In Atom, Planet, Anne Arden McDonald creates an entire universe in her darkroom.

©Debe Arlook from Foreseeable Cache

Debe Arlook’s surreal and complex images transcend traditional landscape photography by combining multiple in-camera exposures and a dynamic color pa

Christa Blackwood’s intimate series of portraits entitled Boy Play dazzles with vibrant color hues painted on the faces, arms, and torsos of her youn

Selection of MW Editions publications

This month is all about books on Lenscratch.

This month is all about books on Lenscratch.

This week in Lenscratch, we look at the work of seven artists, exploring the many iterations of the body in photography.

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