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Hannah Manuelito: Identities that Build a Culture
© Hannah Manuelito
Growing up I struggled in defining who I was. I was insecure in the fact that I did not know how to speak Navajo or I was not as traditional as my family members.
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Tara Bogart: Mid Century
©Tara Bogart, Traces
There are certain age milestones or markers, usually the ones with a number and then a big zero following it, that make us step back and take stock.
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Isa Leshko: Allowed to Grow Old
©Isa Leshko, Allowed to Grow Old cover
Some years ago I wrote about Isa Leshko’s poignant and important work with elderly animals-my feature was just one of many as the project had
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Robert Treat: Dom and Joshua Stones
©Robert Treat
Some of us among the members of the San Diego photography community, especially those of us in Snowcreek*, have lovingly come to refer to Robert Treat‘s work as havin
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Bill Mauzy: The Hollow
©Bill Mauzy, Glade Gate
I met Bill Mauzy and first saw his photographs at a workshop we took together last summer.
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Heidi Clapp-Temple: Until Then is Now
©Heidi Clapp-Temple, Out to Pasture
Heidi Clapp-Temple has created a new visual language, constructed worlds that speak to issues and concerns using light, shadow, and color to tell her
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Polly Gaillard: December and Everything After
©Polly Gaillard, Fall Walk
Polly Gaillard has a new project, December and Everything After exploring the difficult terrain of documenting aging and ill parents.
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Susan Rosenberg Jones: Second Time Around
©Susan Rosenberg Jones
Falling in love later in life is like navigating a known terrain that hasn’t been traveled for some time. It’s familiar, but it has its hazards.
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Masaru Goto: Shi Ki
Masaru Goto is a photographer with a long legacy of documentary photography, examining tough subjects and bringing light to issues that are often underserved.
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Kari Wehrs: Keep Looking Up
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.
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Jodi Champagne: Life Lines
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.
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