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Camille Seaman: The Big Cloud
Camille Seaman‘s name has become synonymous with her stunning images of Polar Regions and her amazing project, The Last Iceberg.
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David Ellingsen
I have been a fan of David Ellingsen’s work since I picked up a postcard of his images at Photolucida some years back.
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Stephen Mallon: Brace for Impact: The Salvage of Flight 1549
I first featured the work of New York Photographer, Stephen Mallon on Lenscratch when he shared his amazing series, Next Stop Atlantic.
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Marie-Jose Durquet: Almost Gone
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….
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Santiago Vanegas
I recently had the great pleasure of getting to know Santiago Vanegas and exploring his varied portfolios of interesting projects.
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William Miller
Last week, I managed to make it to Santa Barbara to see the terrific New Directions show, jurored by Debra Klomp Ching at the Wall Space Gallery.
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Jay Tyrrell
When I was a child, I watched the original Godzilla movie way too many times.
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Critical Mass: Daniel Beltra
While in China for two weeks and because I may not have access to my blog, I am writing posts in advance.
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Eliot Dudik: Road Ends in Water
When Eliot Dudik talks about acknowledging the “modest souls of the low country in South Carolina”, he does it with a large format camera and a dose of grace and humility in his
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Photography Exhibitions in San Francisco
Two weeks ago, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the RayKo Plastic Camera Show and as usual, it was bursting at the seams with groovy people dressed in black clutching large glasses
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The G2 Gallery
The G2 Gallery in Venice, California is a unique photographic gallery; they specialize in environmentally themed images and projects, hoping to bring attention to our changing planet.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto
Looking at exhibitions currently on view in New York…
I was really curious to see Hiroshi Sugimoto’s new exhibition,The Day After, at the Pace Gallery and wasn’t prepared f
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