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Love’s Labors: Osamu James Nakagawa: Kai: Following the Cycle of Life
©Osamu James Nakagawa, Morning Light
Love’s Labors: Labor is often described as being of the body, and economists have spent centuries calculating formulas to explain its value.
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Photographers on Photographers: Seth Cook in Conversation with Debbie Fleming Caffery
©Debbie Flemming Caffery, Lamentations For Princes, 1989
For this interview, I chose the life and work of Debbie Fleming Caffery.
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Photographers on Photographers: Hannah Altman in Conversation with Elinor Carucci
© Elinor Carucci, Bath, 2006
Elinor Carucci embodies her work emotionally and compositionally.
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Lenscratch Student Prize Award Honorable Mention: Lois Bielefeld
©Lois Bielefeld
We are thrilled to share the 2021 Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner, Lois Bielefeld.
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Lenscratch Student Award Honorable Mention: Vanessa Leroy
©Vanessa Leroy, Elegy
We are thrilled to share the 2021 Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner, Vanessa Leroy.
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Focus on South Africa: Jansen van Staden
© Jansen van Staden
In this second iteration of “Focus on South Africa” I wanted to include features on photography platforms, collectives, and teaching organizations in addition to a
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Nate Palmer: On Domestic Life
©Nate Palmer, from Petworth
How one defines home is often dictated by scale. Home could refer to another person. Perhaps a friend, a family member, or romantic partner.
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Akea Brionne Brown: On Domestic Life
©Akea Brionne Brown, from Black Picket Fences
While a photograph inherently references the past, intentionally making images that reflect one’s own history can be a complicated affair.
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Alex Huanfa Cheng: On Domestic Life
©Alex Huanfa Cheng, from Zhiyu
When photographing a loved one, who are we really seeing? Is it possible to make portraits of others that aren’t simply images of our expectations of that
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Jenia Fridlyand: On Domestic Life
©Jenia Fridlyand, from Entrance to our Valley
At its opening, Jenia Fridlyand’s monograph, Entrance to Our Valley, shows a world just before waking.
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Deanna Dikeman: Leaving and Waving
©Deanna Dikeman, from Leaving and waving, 3/2004
Some photo projects are organic, made for personal memory keeping or a desire to document familial events, large and small.
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Kristiana Chan
©Kristiana Chan, Bodies of Water (2020), Seawater developed cyanotypes
Kristiana Chan’s practice materializes the ways in which our complicated, historical entanglements with the landsc
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