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Donna Tramontozzi: Long Rememberings of Goodbyes by Aline SmithsonJanuary 18th, 2023

And when great souls die,
after a period peace blooms,
slowly and always
irregularly.

Photographers on Photographers: Cassandra Klos in Conversation with Linda Connor by Cassandra KlosJanuary 4th, 2023

Over the next two weeks, we are sharing some of our favorite Photographers on Photographers posts.

Photographers on Photographers: Helen Jones in Conversation with Barbara Bosworth by Helen JonesJanuary 3rd, 2023

©Barbara Bosworth, Hounds at tree, Lochsa River Valley, 1992, from “One Star and a Dark Voyage” published by TIS Books

Over the next two weeks, we are sharing some of our favorite Pho

Kerry Michaels: Snowmelt and Biophilia: Ice by Aline SmithsonDecember 23rd, 2022

©Kerry Michaels, from Snow Melt

As we edge towards Christmas and a time of winter wonderlands, I thought the work of Kerry Michaels would be a beautiful visual celebration of this time of

Sara Silks: Kaizen by Aline SmithsonDecember 22nd, 2022

©Sara Silks, Waxing Crescent

“My work investigates concepts of fragility, vulnerability, and determination.

Germany Week: JENS KNIGGE by Michael HoneggerDecember 8th, 2022

©Jens Knigge, from Baikal – Sacred Sea

This week Lenscratch will turn its sights upon the artistic output of German photographers who present a broad array of the personal, social,

The Human Experience Through Alternative Processes: Tina Rowe by Kassandra EllerNovember 3rd, 2022

©Tina Rowe

“One way or another, we all have to find what best fosters the flowering of our humanity in this contemporary life, and dedicate ourselves to that.

The Human Experience Through Alternative Processes: Almudena Romero by Kassandra EllerOctober 31st, 2022

©Almudena Romero

“One way or another, we all have to find what best fosters the flowering of our humanity in this contemporary life, and dedicate ourselves to that.

Bruce Myren: Fort Juniper by Daniel GeorgeOctober 4th, 2022

©Bruce Myren

For the past few days, we have been looking at the work of artists who submitted projects during our most recent call-for-entries.

Shauna Caldwell: Belonging by Daniel GeorgeOctober 3rd, 2022

For the next few days, we are looking at the work of artists who submitted projects during our most recent call-for-entries.

Helen Glazer: Walking in Antarctica by Aline SmithsonOctober 2nd, 2022

©Helen Glazer, Fractal Arch, Erebus Ice Tongue Cave 26.75 x 40 inches The Erebus ice tongue is the end of a glacier that extends onto the sea ice on McMurdo Sound.

Charlotte Schmid-Maybach: Altered Landscapes by Aline SmithsonOctober 1st, 2022

©Charlotte Schmid-Maybach, Stories in the Winter Woods, 2022, 70″ x 55″ Sewn archival pigment prints on kozo paper, thread, found object, iridescent paint, lace, buttons.