Narrative Archives - Page 40 of 73

David J. Carol: No Plan B by Aline SmithsonNovember 15th, 2016

©David J. Carol, from NO PLAN B

For those in the know, in the eastern regions of the photo world, the name David J.

Take/Aim by Aline SmithsonNovember 5th, 2016

Erica Larsen

Americans love their guns, but gun ownership comes with charged political and emotional baggage, especially in a time when so much gun violence is brought into our living room

Shane Lavalette: One Sun, One Shadow by Aline SmithsonNovember 3rd, 2016

©Shane Lavalette, from One Sun, One Shadow

They are quiet pictures that build to a boisterous whole.

Ken Weingart interviews Alain Laboile by Aline SmithsonOctober 23rd, 2016

©Alain Laboile

Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart, conducted with photographer Alain Laboile.

Molly Lamb: Take Care of Your Sister by Aline SmithsonOctober 22nd, 2016

©Molly Lamb, untitled 02, from Take Care of Your Sister, courtesy of Rick Wester Fine Art, New York

From the first moment I discovered Molly Lamb’s work, I knew she was a true artis

Andreas Tsonidis: Returning Home by Aline SmithsonOctober 17th, 2016

©Andreas Tsonidis , Effie 2010

The sticky wicket of photographing family is to find a place of observation without judgement and/or to be able to observe while participating in the action

Emile Askey: Monuments are Forever by Aaron R. TurnerOctober 14th, 2016

©Emile Askey, Greyhound Bus Stop, Van Horn, TX. 2014

Emile Askey has the unusual heritage of being half black and half Greek and a homeland of Australia.

Qiana Mestrich: Hard to Place by Aaron R. TurnerOctober 11th, 2016

©Qiana Mestrich. From the self-published book, Hard To Place (2016).

Photographers Of Color: Aaron Turner: Arkansas by Aline SmithsonOctober 10th, 2016

Since the beginning of my photo journey, I have thought a lot about the community in which I make work.

James Friedman: 12 Nazi Concentration Camps by Aline SmithsonSeptember 30th, 2016

(James) Friedman’s ’12 Nazi Concentration Camps’ is arguably the most significant body of photographic work on the concentration camps in the post-Holocaust era�

Peter B Leighton: Live Snakes by Aline SmithsonSeptember 29th, 2016

Peter Brown Leighton is sort of a cross between a comedian and a magician, creating single image novelas that are at once off-kilter and humorous, allowing