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Book Week: Emmy Andriesse: Hidden Lens by Louise Baring by Aline SmithsonMay 3rd, 2014

Writer Louise Baring has compiled and edited a new book, Emmy Andriesse: Hidden Lens, about photographer and humanist, Emmy Andriesse.

Book Week: Adrain Chesser: The Return by Aline SmithsonMay 1st, 2014

I have long been a fan and champion of Adrain Chesser’s terrific work and I am thrilled that he has just released a book through Daylight Books, The Return, after a successful Kicksta

Anthony Luvera: not going shopping by Grant GillApril 16th, 2014

Collaborative Portrait of Anthony Luvera, from not going shopping by Anthony Luvera, 2013-2014

For a unique collaboration of sorts, Anthony Luvera created not going shopping, which brought

The Swap by Grant GillApril 14th, 2014

Rob Ball by Laura Pannack

Laura Pannack by Rob Ball

Over the next four days, Lenscratch will be sharing a few curatorial, collaborative projects.

Kari Wehrs: Keep Looking Up by Aline SmithsonApril 13th, 2014

Kari Wehrs’ project, Keep Looking Up, allows us to share her experience of losing family, as she examines the poignancy and emotion of those we love at the end of life.

David Magnusson: Purity by Aline SmithsonApril 12th, 2014

Two people whose opinions I trust, Maryann Camilleri from the Magenta Foundation and Crista Dix from the wall space Gallery, both shared with me their favorite work from the FotoFest revie

Jamie Diamond: Constructed Family Portraits by Aline SmithsonApril 11th, 2014

Most of us take family portraits for granted. We assume that the relationships are real and the family members, all touching and smiling are a cohesive unit.

Kevin Kline and Bruce Schultz: A Stranger to Me by Aline SmithsonApril 2nd, 2014

Some days I look at my husband and think how odd it is that I have been cohabiting with a stranger for a significant part of my life.

Jodi Champagne: Life Lines by Aline SmithsonMarch 30th, 2014

Photographer Jodi Champagne has seen a lot in her life and she has an ability to face her subjects with compassion and commitment, and not turn away.

Bear Kirkpatrick: Wallportraits by Aline SmithsonMarch 27th, 2014

Bear Kirkpatrick‘s name and photographs continue to make a mark in the photographic zeitgist.

Ellen Kok: Cadets by Aline SmithsonMarch 17th, 2014

In the school bus on the way to a Veterans Day service at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Left to right: Shawn Taylor, Forest Randall and Codi Amsden.

Robbie Kaye: Beauty and Wisdom by Aline SmithsonMarch 15th, 2014

Robbie Kaye has created a wonderful series that combines two things that women aspire to: Beauty and Wisdom. Her subjects, all women over the age of 70, have plenty of both.