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Edward Burtynsky: Water
Edward Burtynsky (Canadian, b.
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Jamey Stillings: It’s About the Journey: Printing The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar at Steidl
Photographer Jamey Stillings and Publisher Gerhard Steidl
Jamey Stillings’ The Evolution of Ivanpah Solar, published by Steidl
The marriage of a significant photography project (wi
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The Bootsy Holler Interview
I have always loved this photograph by Bootsy Holler. It’s from her Declassified project and is a lovely vista with a sign of HOPE, set beneath a huge open sky.
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Corey George: Alas, Babylon
Looking at work from PhotoNOLA…
Randy and Mark never forgot Preacher Henry’s thundering, and from it they borrowed their private synonym for disaster, real or comic, past or fut
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Camille Seaman: Melting Away
“There is a numinous and extraordinary presence in Camille’s work. In it, we see the difference between nature photography and art.
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Korea Week: Jung, Jihyun
This week Guest Editor and photographer Hye-Ryoung Min shares the work of Korean photographers.
Jihyun Jung was born in Seoul, Korea, and received a B.F. -
Korea Week: Keum, Hyewon
This week Guest Editor and photographer Hye-Ryoung Min shares the work of Korean photographers.
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John Reiff Williams and Peter Kreitler: No es Basura -This is not Trash
NO ES BASURA (This is not Trash) is a collaborative exhibition on display at the eARTHWe Gallery at Bergamot Station in Santa Monica through June 7th, 2014.
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WassinkLundgren: This Land is My Land, This Land is Your Land
When I first saw the work of the Dutch born photography duo of Thijs groot Wassink and Ruben Lundgren, I was enamored with their cleaver approaches to people and nature in the urban landsca
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David Emitt Adams: Conversations with History
As someone with my own secret cache of trash that I found in the desert, I was immediately drawn to David Emitt Adams’ latest series of meticulously crafted tintypes entitled Conversations
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Daniel Kukla: The Edge Effect
When I see work that has a fresh take on landscape photography, like that of the talented Daniel Kukla, I want to know more about what the artist in thinking.
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Laura Plageman: Response
Response to Print of Kudzu, Texas, 2010 © Laura Plageman
As a photographer trained in conservation and environmental science, I snickered a little (OK, maybe a lot) when I read the Wik
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