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  • Anthony Goicolea by December 10th, 2009

    New York photographer, Anthony Goicolea’s website is a little bit like a candy store, rich in sweet imagery in all shapes and sizes.

  • Jason DeMarte by November 20th, 2009

    Jason DeMarte’s arresting images evoke a whimsical response, which smartly brings the viewer in for a closer look at what he’s really trying to tell us.

  • Birthe Piontek by November 17th, 2009

    Looking at Critical Mass Finalists
    Though born in Germany, photographer Birthe Piontek, lives and works in Vancouver, British Columbia.

  • Liz Huston by November 10th, 2009

    I attended a wonderful exhibition, The Illusionists, at the George Billis Gallery in Los Angeles Saturday Night.

  • Jane Tam by November 4th, 2009

    Photographer, Jane Tam, 譚 珍 玲, grew up in Brooklyn after her parents immigrated to New York City in the mid 1970s from Guangdong, China.

  • Judith Fox by October 16th, 2009

    California photographer, Judith Fox, never set out to create her newest body of work, I Still Do. The subject was right in front of her, and it was a difficult and sad subject to explore.

  • J. Wesley Brown on 52 Editions by October 10th, 2009

    My friend, J. Wesley Brown, is the featured photographer on 52 Editions this week. It’s a wonderful image and one of my favorites.

  • Tracy Baran by September 29th, 2009

    It’s an interesting thing to ponder: what happens to our work and photographic legacy when we pass on? Tracey Baran passed away in 2008, at 32, far too young an age.

  • Shane Lavalette by September 28th, 2009

    If I could choose anywhere to have my work published, it would be in the New York Times Magazine.

  • Susan Worsham by September 21st, 2009

    Susan Worsham’s work seems to be everywhere these days.

  • Erik van der Weijde by September 18th, 2009

    Erik van der Weijde is an energetic and prolific photographer from Amsterdam, currently living in Brasil.

  • SHOTS Magazine and Edoardo Pasero by September 16th, 2009

    Sometimes I yearn to look at a certain type of photograph–something black and white, square format, lovely and layered in meaning; quiet, yet significant and I always find those kind o

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