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  • Dan Shepherd by July 3rd, 2012

    I’m always happy when good things happen to good people and Dan Shepherd is at the top of that list.

  • Renate Aller by May 29th, 2012

    When I first experienced Renate Aller’s Oceanscapes several years ago, her stunning large-scale photographs seemed to shimmer with waves of light and reflection, and the printing was

  • Dr. Eran Gilat: Life Science by May 24th, 2012

    Israeli photographer and Doctor, Eran Gilat, has combined his work as a scientist (Neurobiology and Imaging) with his love of photography in his series of still lifes, Life Science.

  • Jean Laughton: Go West and My Ranching Life by May 21st, 2012

    I love all photographs about the west.  My father was a cowboy and though I never lived in Arizona, my heart is on the range.

  • Santiago Vanegas by March 26th, 2012

    I recently had the great pleasure of getting to know Santiago Vanegas and exploring his varied portfolios of interesting projects.

  • Anna Schuleit: Bloom by March 25th, 2012

    This isn’t new work, in fact this installation was created in 2003, but I just discovered it and thought I’d share this remarkable achievement.

  • Do Process: Henrieke Strecker by March 24th, 2012

    This week I am featuring artists exhibiting in Verve Gallery’s Do Process exhibition, showcasing eight unique approaches to the photographic process.

  • Thomas Jackson by February 24th, 2012

    Sometimes there is a WOW factor when looking at photographs, and Thomas Jackson’s work has it in spades.

  • Christine Caldwell by October 1st, 2011

    Several years ago, I featured Christine Caldwell’s Illuminated Negatives of flowers on Lenscratch.

  • Success Stories: Ken Rosenthal by August 29th, 2011

    Many years ago, back in the Stone Age when photographers used film and worked in the darkroom, and when I was struggling to find my voice as a photographer and looking a lots of work, I cam

  • H. Lee: Grassland by August 15th, 2011

    There are some activities we will never witness and worlds we will never have access to. Instead, we imagine a place, a community, a lifestyle that is under the radar, perhaps off the grid.

  • Didier Massard by July 30th, 2011

    As I continue to feature photographers that work in miniature or constructed realities, I would be remiss if I didn’t include French photographer, Didier Massard, who is also included

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