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Lisa Robinson: Terrestra by Aline SmithsonJanuary 10th, 2018

Metamorphosis, 2017 © Lisa M.

Animalia Week: Of Blood and Bone by Emily Vallee by Sarah StankeyDecember 16th, 2017

This week Lenscratch we featured artists whose work deals with animals and our relationship with them. Our final artist this week is Emily Vallee.

Animalia Week: Underneath by Melinda Hurst Frye by Sarah StankeyDecember 15th, 2017

Through the photographic process, Melinda Hurst Frye highlights the subtle world that lives and thrives under our feet.

Animalia Week: Imagining Fauna by Mary Frey by Sarah StankeyDecember 14th, 2017

Mona Monkey Skeleton © Mary Frey

Artist, Mary Frey uses old photographic techniques as metaphor for aging taxidermy displays to explore natural history.

Animalia Week: Housebroken by Areca Roe by Sarah StankeyDecember 13th, 2017

Ally (Burmese Python) © Areca Roe

Continuing this week about animals is fellow upper Midwesterner, Areca Roe‘s work, Housebroken.

Animalia Week: Modern Wilderness by Daniel Zakharov by Sarah StankeyDecember 12th, 2017

This week Lenscratch is featuring work by artists who are looking at our cohabitation with wildlife.

Animalia Week: Sarah J Stankey: Camp by Sarah StankeyDecember 11th, 2017

This week on Lenscratch, I will be featuring artists whose work explores the complex relationships between humans and the natural world.

Chris Ogden: Stones Echo by Aline SmithsonDecember 1st, 2017

©Chris Ogden, Collabora

I first came across Chris Ogden‘s stunning capture of stone quarries at Photolucida, and was pleased to have a chance to sit down with Chris at the Click! Ph

Benjamin Dimmitt: Paradise Lost by Polly GaillardOctober 13th, 2017

Benjamin Dimmitt was born and raised on the Gulf Coast of Florida.

DB Waltrip: Of Mud and Men by Aline SmithsonSeptember 13th, 2017

In 2014, Alexa Dilworth and I had the good fortune to juror the festival exhibition for Slow Exposures.

CENTER’s Director’s Choice 2nd Place Award: David Gardner by Aline SmithsonJune 19th, 2017

David Gardner received 2nd Place in CENTER’s Director‘s Choice Award.

CENTER’s Project Launch Juror’s Choice Award: Ryota Kajita by Aline SmithsonJune 16th, 2017

©Ryota Kajita

Ryota Kajita received CENTER’s Project Launch Juror’s Choice Award from Mazie Harris, Assistant Curator, Department of Photographs, J. Paul Getty Museum, CA.