Environment Archives - Page 14 of 16

WassinkLundgren: This Land is My Land, This Land is Your Land by Dan ShepherdMarch 8th, 2014

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

David Emitt Adams: Conversations with History by Dan ShepherdMarch 7th, 2014

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

Daniel Kukla: The Edge Effect by Dan ShepherdMarch 5th, 2014

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.

Laura Plageman: Response by Dan ShepherdMarch 4th, 2014

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

Camille Seaman: The Big Cloud by Aline SmithsonJuly 10th, 2013

Camille Seaman‘s name has become synonymous with her stunning images of Polar Regions and her amazing project, The Last Iceberg.

David Ellingsen by Aline SmithsonNovember 20th, 2012

I have been a fan of David Ellingsen’s work since I picked up a postcard of his images at Photolucida some years back.

Stephen Mallon: Brace for Impact: The Salvage of Flight 1549 by Aline SmithsonMay 17th, 2012

I first featured the work of New York Photographer, Stephen Mallon on Lenscratch when he shared his amazing series, Next Stop Atlantic.

Marie-Jose Durquet: Almost Gone by Aline SmithsonApril 18th, 2012

I recently reviewed portfolios of photographic educators at the SPE National Conference in San Francisco. This week I am featuring some of the terrific work I got a chance to see….