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David Freese: Iceland Wintertide by Aline SmithsonJanuary 13th, 2022

©David Freese, Iceland Wintertide Cover

Over the past years, I have featured a number of books by David Freese.

Tracy L Chandler: A Poor Sort of Memory by Chantal AndersonJanuary 12th, 2022

Chantal Anderson sat down with fellow photographer, friend, and collaborator Tracy L Chandler, to discuss Chandler’s latest work, A Poor Sort

Linda Morrow: The Artist’s Book by Aline SmithsonJanuary 11th, 2022

Collection of artist’s books by Linda Morrow

We have spent the last month thinking about books and showcasing book publishers.

Wendi Schneider: On Beauty by Aline SmithsonDecember 25th, 2021

©Wendi Schneider, Locust

On Christmas, I love to share a project or a practice that celebrates beauty.

Focus on Ecuadorian Photographers: Isadora Romero by Yazmeen P. LoaizaDecember 3rd, 2021

©Isadora Romero, PROLOGUE. Of a hundred pieces of land in Paraguay, 94 are used to grow transgenic monocultures sprinkled with agrotoxics and none of these products feed local people.

David Doubilet: Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea by Aline SmithsonNovember 28th, 2021

©David Doubilet, from Two Worlds: Above and Below the Sea published by Phaidon.

Film Photo Award – Fall 2021 Visionary Project Award: Magda Biernat by Eliot DudikNovember 23rd, 2021

©Magda Biernat, Fathom Line #1, 2017

Over the coming days, we are thrilled to present the recipients of the Film Photo Award from the Fall 2021 submission period.

Torrance York: Art + Science Award – Honorable Mention by Linda AlterwitzNovember 14th, 2021

©Torrance York, Untitled, 0604, 2020 from the Semaphore project

In the Lenscratch call Art + Science Award: The Heart of the Matter, we asked photographers to consider a shifting perspect

South Korea Week: Han Sungpil: Fusing Future by Sunjoo LeeOctober 27th, 2021

“The Sea I Dreamt…..

Fred Mitchell: If You Go, All the Plants Will Die by Elizabeth WayneOctober 16th, 2021

When Fred Mitchell moved to Las Vegas, he noticed that all the plants around him seemed to be dead or dying. He was also working through the final stages of a failing relationship.