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Charlie Grosso: I Forget Where We Were by Aline SmithsonMarch 21st, 2015

Stonetown, Tanzania, 2013 ©Charlie Grosso

How do we tell our stories, especially when we travel? Photographer Charlie Grosso is a natural storyteller and for her series, Fetal Position a

Tommy Sussex: Our Sincere Toils by Aline SmithsonMarch 17th, 2015

Tommy Sussex is a documentary photographer based in Bristol, U.K. In his most recent project he has taken his visual methodology outside of the U.

Daniel Shea: Blisner, IL by Grant GillMarch 14th, 2015

An abstract depiction of the falling American ideals, Daniel Shea has created Blisner, IL defining new ways to talk about industrialization.

Living on a Dollar a Day: The Lives and Faces of the World’s Poor by Sarah StankeyMarch 12th, 2015

The following images/text are excerpted from Living On A Dollar A Day (The Quantuck Lane Press, 2014) by Thomas A. Nazario, with Photographs by Renée C.

The Bootsy Holler Interview by Aline SmithsonMarch 11th, 2015

I have always loved this photograph by Bootsy Holler. It’s from her Declassified project and is a lovely vista with a sign of HOPE, set beneath a huge open sky.

Sean Black: Human Nature by Aline SmithsonMarch 5th, 2015

Blue Jeans, New Year’s Eve, Gainesville, Florida 2012 ©Sean Black

Sean Black ‘s new body of work, Human Nature, “explores the socio-economic dilemma of homelessness.

Bego Antón: The Earth is Only a Little Dust Under Our Feet by Grant GillMarch 2nd, 2015

For those of you that have been to Iceland you understand that the culture is rich in folklore of fairies, elves, and other fabled creatures.

Amani Willet: The Underground Railroad: Hiding in Place by Aline SmithsonFebruary 16th, 2015

To say that I am a fan of Amani Willet’s work would be an understatement.

Elaine Mayes: Recently by Aline SmithsonFebruary 10th, 2015

“This book grew out of my unexpected nomadic life. It is assembled from photographs taken in response to what I saw and experienced during recent times, a period of about six years.

Heather Evans Smith: Seen Not Heard by Aline SmithsonFebruary 4th, 2015

Photographer Heather Evans Smith has created a beautiful project, Seen Not Heard, about the mother/daughter relationship.

Evan Baden: Taradiddle HS Yearbook Project, 2014-15 by Grant GillJanuary 30th, 2015

The social constructs of youth are no stranger to Evan Baden, however this time he has investigated the idea of today’s American teenager.

Scott Dalton: Where the River Bends by Aline SmithsonJanuary 19th, 2015

Looking at work from PhotoNOLA…
Photographer Scott Dalton brings a visual reality to two cities, co-joined by a bridge, economic and historical connections.