Fine Art Photography Daily

All posts tagged: "Communities"

  • Sam Comen by April 6th, 2010

    This week I will be featuring winners of Center’s recent competitions.

  • Liz Lantz by March 31st, 2010

    The old adage about shooting what you know rings very true with Liz Lantz’s work.

  • Catherine Opie and Football by February 7th, 2010

    I thought on this day, when we celebrate contemporary warriors, it might be a good time to take a look at the beginnings of this American tradition through Catherine Opie’s series titl

  • Michael Sebastian by November 19th, 2009

    Michael Sebastian has a schedule that puts most of us to shame.

  • Aaron M. Cohen by July 1st, 2009

    New York photographer, Aaron M. Cohen, has been working on a documentary project of the Twin Oaks Commune for a number of years, titled The Communitarians.

  • Jennifer Ray by June 10th, 2009

    looking at work by Review Santa Fe participants
    I had the pleasure of standing next to Jennifer Ray at the three hour portfolio walk at Review Santa Fe.

  • Andrew Miksys: Aaron Siskind Fellowship Winner by June 4th, 2009

    continuing to feature the Aaron Siskind Fellowship winners
    Seattle native, Andrew Miksys, divides his time between the United States and Vilniuns, Lithuania.

  • Kathleen Laraia McLauglin by March 16th, 2009

    This week features West Coast photographers that capture imagery in places other than home…..

  • Diane Meyer by March 4th, 2009

    continuing to look at West Coast photographers…
    I’m a big fan of Diane Meyer’s work.

  • Ellen Small by January 15th, 2009

    It was a pleasure to see Ellen Small again at Review LA. We had met the previous year as our last names put us side by side at the portfolio walk.

  • Lucas Foglia: Rewilding by November 20th, 2008

    Lucas Foglia’s series, Rewilding, sheds light on communities that want to live apart from the tradtional structred
    “I grew up with my extended family on a farm in suburban Long I

  • Paul Shambroom by September 25th, 2008

    I was revisiting the website of my photo god, Martin Parr, and was reading about some of the photographers he admired. Paul Shambroom was on the list and I can see why Mr.

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