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Meghann Riepenhoff: Littoral Drift and Instar by Aline SmithsonMarch 3rd, 2015

Talented and innovative photographer, Meghann Riepenhoff will have work in the exhibition, Imaging Now: Collected Visions (Curator: Dani Cattan), at the Memphis College of Art in Memphis, TN

Alan Vlach: Sand and Ice by Aline SmithsonJanuary 17th, 2015

Work seen at PhotoNOLA …
Photographer Alan Vlach brought stunning sand abstracts to the photoNOLA reviews, each captured and printed with great consideration.

Emma Kisiel: Another Death by Aline SmithsonDecember 19th, 2014

White-tailed Jackrabbit, from the series Another Death ©Emma Kisiel

Emma Kisiel has long been interested in animals and animal behaviors.

Camille Seaman: Melting Away by Aline SmithsonDecember 15th, 2014

“There is a numinous and extraordinary presence in Camille’s work. In it, we see the difference between nature photography and art.

Kathleen Velo: Water Flow: Under the Colorado River by Aline SmithsonDecember 7th, 2014

Kathleen Velo has a new body of work that expands on previous explorations of water–it’s sources and the ramifications of over usage.

Ysabel LeMay: Gracia by Aline SmithsonNovember 30th, 2014

COSMIC NURSERY In our Universe, the moment of creation is a beautifully violent one, in which the inevitable destruction of one reality gives birth to a bold new one.

Corey Arnold: Wildlife by Grant GillNovember 28th, 2014

A true adventurer at heart, Corey Arnold runs wild with the wolves, or so he would like.

Renate Aller: Ocean and Desert by Aline SmithsonOctober 13th, 2014

Renate Aller has recently published a new monograph, Ocean and Desert, published by Radius Books.

Polly Brown: Plants by Aline SmithsonSeptember 21st, 2014

There’s nothing like a good typology, especially when it reveals behaviors we haven’t even considered.

Mary Kocol: Ice Garden by Aline SmithsonSeptember 18th, 2014

There is an interesting phenomenon when a loved one passes. Often there are physical talisman’s that are with the person in their last days that become touch stones for memory.