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2020 in the Rear View Mirror (finally)
©Aline Smithson
Yesterday, I received an e-mail from George Nobechi with the perfect sentiment to end this year:
Out of respect to those who have lost their lives or loved ones this year, -
The 2020 Lenscratch Staff Favorite Things
©Aline Smithson, The End of Winning
Today, the Lenscratch staff shares some of their favorite things of 2020.
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Distinction at the Photographic Center North West
©Jon Henry, Untitled 33, Jersey City, NJ, 2018
This weekend we are sharing two exhibitions that are on display but not available to the public.
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The Film Photo Award
©Cig Harvey, Emie in The Truck, Medium Format Capture
I am so excited to announce the brand-spanking-new Film Photo Award and so honored to be the inaugural juror for this first round of
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2018 In the Rear View Mirror
©Aline Smithson, Moving On
I have to admit it, New Year’s Eve feels a bit like Ground Hog’s Day.
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Limelight at the Obscura Gallery
©Coco Fronsac, Dionaea muscipulae et le ruban jaune
In an era when it’s rare for a brick and mortar gallery to open, it’s incredibly exciting to celebrate the opening of the O
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Paradise Out-Front at the Southern Gallery
©Bryan Schutmaat, Refuge, 2012
My idea of paradise might be pretty banal – simple beauty in an unadulterated landscape – but I can’t be any more honest than that.
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2015 in the Rear View Mirror
Wait. What just happened. How did it all go by so fast? Time seems to be morphing into a new reality.
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Our Favorite Things 2015
It’s been an exciting year at Lenscratch.
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The Art of Collaboration: Six Shooters
Four years ago, six friends had lunch. During the meal, we discussed how being a photographic artist is a singular experience, and so much of what we create is done in isolation.
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Aline Smithson: Self & Others: Portrait as Autobiography
Self & Others, 2014 ©Aline Smithson
It’s with great excitement that I announce my Kickstarter campaign for my first monograph, Self & Others: Portrait as Autobiography, to b
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Breaking Ground: Contemporary Photography at the College of William & Mary
Jason DeMarte, Manifest Destiny, From the Series: Nature Preserve 2011 33×40 inches
Photographer and educator Eliot Dudik has created a remarkable exhibition, Breaking Ground: Contemp
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