Grant Gill, Author at LENSCRATCH

Content-Aware: Sybren Vanoverberghe by Grant GillJuly 30th, 2017

©Sybren Vanoverberghe

Sybren Vanoverberghe (born in Kortrijk, 1996) is currently finishing his Bachelor programme in Photography at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent, Belgium.

Jordanna Kalman: Invisible by Grant GillJuly 27th, 2017

©Jordanna Kalman

Not too long ago, we shared photographs by Jordanna Kalman from her series Sometimes, depicting figures blending into their surroundings, evaporating almost completel

Aaron Blum: The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage by Grant GillJuly 26th, 2017

©Aaron Blum

Aaron Blum continues to show a deep love for Appalachia with The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage, a theological and mystical translation of his relationship with the r

Marisa Chafetz: We are Ugly but We Have the Music by Grant GillJuly 25th, 2017

©Marisa Chafetz, Sunday (Millford Drive), 2016

The narrative implications of photographing one’s family can result in some truly telling work.

Matthew DeFeo: American Standard by Grant GillJuly 24th, 2017

©Matthew DeFeo

Bodybuilders are always on show. Their work literally lives on them as they navigate the world with a unique and dedicated lifestyle.

Content-Aware: Scott Sheffield by Grant GillJuly 23rd, 2017

©Scott Sheffield

Scott Sheffield (b. 1994) is a photographer currently based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and a recent graduate of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design.

Meg Griffiths: The States Project: South Carolina by Grant GillJuly 17th, 2017

©Meg Griffiths, from somewhere within and without, 2017

When I think of the South I think of a rich history in the art of storytelling.

Marlena Jablonska: 2017 LENSCRATCH Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner by Grant GillJuly 15th, 2017

©Marlena Jablonska

Join us in congratulating Marlena Jablonska for her honorable mention in the 2017 Lenscratch Student Prize.

Shawn Bush: 2017 LENSCRATCH Student Prize 1st Place Winner: by Grant GillJuly 10th, 2017

©Shawn Bush

Marking our fifth year running the Lenscratch Student Prize, myself, Aline Smithson, and Sarah Stankey continue to be excited about the quality of work flooding in from all di